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    MONETARY POLICY TOOLS OF KENYA AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN THE RECENT YEARS * INTRODUCTION Kenya‚ officially the Republic of Kenya‚ is a sovereign state in East Africa. Although Kenya is one of the biggest economy in Africa‚ Kenya is still developing with a Human Development Index (HDI) of 0.519 putting the country at a position of 145 out of 186 – one of the lowest in the world and about 38% of Kenyans live in absolute poverty. The most important agriculture sector is one of the least

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    The implications on the environment due to 3D printing can have a very positive effect. Some of the areas that 3D printing can positively affect the environment are; transportation costs‚ lack of unsold products‚ less wasted materials‚ extending the lifetime of a product‚ and recycling is easier due to 3D printing products coming from one raw material also making it cost effective. 3D printing overall will have a positive effect both in its industry and beyond‚ but like with many forms of new phase

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    Legalizing Prostitution

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    Prostitution is the act of exchanging sexual acts for goods or services that are agreed upon by both consenting parties. Depending on where you are‚ prostitution may be deemed legal or illegal. Prostitution should be legalized because‚ if it is‚ more regulations can be put in place to make it safer for both the client and the worker in regards to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. It should also be legalized because prostitution is a victimless crime‚ which means that both parties are consenting

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    Legalizing Prostitution

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    Prostitution has always been an issue of mankind‚ even starting from the very beginning of civilization whether society likes it or not. It is an issue that is inescapable by any country; therefor it should be made legal in the United States because sex trade is never going to go away no matter how hard the law enforcement works to make the problem disappear. Having prostitution illegal only does harm to the sex worker because they are not protected by any legal system and are working in an underground

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    Implications of Soma

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    The implication of soma has made it impossible for people to be faced with adversity. Soma‚ being as heavily sedative as it is‚ makes it near to impossible for people to think for themselves. Soma provides the brain-dead mob with an escape route for any unpleasant feelings‚ leaving them feeling as if they were happy‚ when really it is just blurring of the truth. For example‚ after the death of his heavily sedated mother‚ John‚ “The Savage‚” is disgusted with the citizens of the World States dependency

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    Rh Bill's Implication

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    justification of population-control-to-eradicate-poverty. This version3 refers to reproductive health per se. The Philippines‚ according to this Bill‚ needs a law on reproductive health. By implication‚ it says that the Philippines does not have any law that addresses the reproductive health needs‚ an implication that is incorrect since there are already laws that address many of the provisions of the Bill.4 The Bill seeks to address the reproductive rights of everyone. In Section 2‚ it affirms that

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    Legalizing Organ Trade

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    Legalizing Organ Trade One main argument that is in favour of legalizing organ trading is that such a move would help increase the supply for escalating organ demands. Although there has been much debate about allowing organ sales‚ some felt Singapore should set a precedent by taking the lead and legalized such a trade. This could help save desperate patients who are in need of an organ and had to suffer by going through a series of painful and long dialysis procedures every day. HOTA should not

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    Methods of Abortion

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    society today‚ abortion is one of the most serious and heavily debated subjects. Like Euthanasia‚ abortion involves the decision to end the life of another. Abortion is the induced termination of a pregnancy with destruction of the embryo or fetus. Upon the decision to abort‚ one would have chosen to end the life of the unborn child. Background information about Abortion Methods of Abortion RU486 (also called Misoprostol‚ Methotrexate‚ abortion pill (Mifeprex) or medical abortion) The Abortion

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    This paper examines why abortion should remain legal in the United States. Abortion was legalized January 22‚ 1973 via the Supreme Court. Pro-choice advocates believe it should be a woman’s choice whether to terminate a pregnancy or not. Pro-life advocates believe abortion is murder. Teens that conceive a child out of wedlock are more likely to get an abortion. Teen pregnancies have dropped since the late eights and early nineties. Most adults that choose to have an abortion because of financial reasons

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    CON OF LEGALIZING MARIJUANA The right to legalize marijuana has been around for a long time. As the years passed people have brought back the issue of legalizing marijuana. And for this reason is why people are taking action to oppose the legalization of marijuana. Marijuana should not be legalized. Marijuana should not be legalized because of its physical effects‚ financial problems‚ and government issues. First of all‚ marijuana should not be legalized because of the physical effects

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