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    Smoking Can Be Dangerous

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    Effect of Smoking Done By : Jelaine Pak Chen Yee Premanan Sasu Antony Tauseef Smoking can be considered as one of the most dangerous habits in an individual. Statistics shows every year hundreds of thousands of people around the world die cause by cigarettes. Besides that‚ statistics also shows that about 9 out of 10 tobacco users start before they’re 18 years old. Most of the smokers died at middle age due to their smoking habit. They are effects on smoking such as

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    Anti-Italianism

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    Anti-Italianism & Portrayals of Italian-Americans December 9‚ 2009 | An Essay By Sam MetsFan In 1907‚ Italian Immigration into the United States peaked at just under 286‚000 men‚ women and children. By 1940‚ there were millions of native-born Italian-Americans living in the US. But well before the numbers grew to be this large‚ when far less Italians were settled in North America‚ strong anti-Italian prejudice existed. In 1891‚ a fiction book targeting the growing Mafia of Louisiana appeared

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    The prohibition of public smoking should be taken into consideration. It is a danger to society and no one should be permitted to smoke in public places. Not only does secondhand smoke risk the lives of other people‚ but firsthand smoke can cause problems for the smoker and give them a bad image. The smell of smoke is terrible and sticks to clothing. Public smoking is unnecessary and should not be accepted into communities. With that being said‚ if someone is smoking and other people are near

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    Smoking Ban Argument

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    Over time smokers began to be segregated into designated smoking areas‚ followed by bans of smoking inside public places‚ then designated areas out doors. Today many public and private locations have banned smoking on their grounds altogether‚ and many other places are considering or trying to enforce a no smoking policy as well. Ironically many smokers have been forced to move from their homes as no smoking policies prohibit smoking inside and outside their own residences. Americans from

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    Smoking In America Essay

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    his crew members were introduced to smoking by the indigenous people who gave them the dried leaves as a present. “Tobacco [can] be chewed‚ drunk as tea‚ inhaled as powder (snuff)‚ inserted as a liquid enema and consumed as jelly‚ but it was smoking‚ the burning of the herb to produce smoke‚ that quickly became part of a priestly healing ritual‚ both to diagnose and cure illness‚ as well as to drive out the evil spirits that had supposedly caused it…smoking was a cure‚ but it soon became a passion”

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    Why Smoking Is Good

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    heard that? No smoking laws are against our constitutional rights. There are many pamphlets and warnings out there telling you not to smoke. But why? Have you ever thought of that? It is your choice if you want to smoke and many new studies have shown that certain chemicals in cigarettes and tobacco are good for you! The harmful things and cigarettes are not harmful in small amounts. I believe that cigarettes and the people who smoke them have gotten a bad reputation. Many anti-smoking company’s spew

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    Anti-Obesity

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    that Zumba has become extremely popular in Cebu‚ is proof of that (Sun.Star Cebu Newspaper‚ 2012). These have not yet been completely effective in eliminating the problem‚ though. Obesity has definitely become a growing problem‚ but a lot of anti-obesity medications‚ with fen-phen as the best example‚ have proven to have very damaging side-effects like lung hypertension and heart valve condition

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    ANTI SOCIALIZING

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    RABİA AYDINKAYA 1910942 SECTION: 34 ANTI SOCIALIZING With the development of the technology‚ people’s perspective on life has also been changing. People think that they are getting social thanks to the widely used networking sites; in fact they are doing the opposite unconsciously. People began to share the moments of their lives such as the places they visit‚ the meals they eat; in general‚ what they do‚ who they are with. People desire to be appreciated for their status updates by getting so many

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    Anti Dumping

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    ANTI-DUMPING: PROBLEMS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE 683 Anti-dumping: A Growing Problem in International Trade Thomas J. Prusa Rutgers University 1. INTRODUCTION F OR most of its 100 years of existence‚ anti-dumping (AD) was not nearly the problem that it is today. In fact‚ for most of its existence it is fair to say that AD could hardly have been called a problem for the international trading community. Over its first 70 years‚ AD was neither widely adopted nor were AD duties widely imposed

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    Smoking‚ it seems has become an integral part of society. Since the 1500s or earlier‚ puffing on pipes and rolled fragrant dried leaves has bee a customary part of history which was either reserved for the royalties‚ dignitaries or for traditional rites. As dynamicity tends to manifest itself through time‚ even the mentality of smoking done as part of a rite or for social functions only‚ has progressed into smoking as a daily habit‚ a need‚ an addiction. Thus‚ terms as menthol and lights‚ second

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