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    Argument Essay Angel Seter Kelly Mink PHI103 9/1/2014 Argument Essay The government does not believe in same- sex marriage. It is not part of the ideal marriage between a man and woman that has been around for decades. The government still believes these individuals has rights and does recognize them as a equal that can live together just not be married.. The argument

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    Argument: Audience Analysis In this essay I tried to give more insight as to the reasons why Cigaretts should be illegal and be banned from even being sold. I give examples and true statistics on how cigarettes are harming the air‚ polluting it and the harms it has on your body and the long term affects it can have on not just your body but your mental state. I did research on the amount of people smoking cigarettes and how it affects not only the person smoking but the people or nature around

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    ARGUMENT ESSAYS* Essential elements of an argument essay: 1. Written on a controversial topic 5. Uses sound logic 2. Expresses a clear stance 6. Anticipates and refutes opponents views 3. Provides convincing support 7. Organizes information in emphatic order 4. Uses a reasonable tone 8. Appeals to the reader’s emotions‚ ethics‚ logic Reasonable tone: reasonable tone uses qualifying words: usually‚ seldom‚ some‚ few‚ many‚ most‚ often‚ frequently‚ perhaps‚ seldom‚ it seems likely

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    2013 Word Count: 754 Argument Essay Some individuals would agree that torture would be necessary if terrorist/criminals that were captured possessed information that could potentially harm millions of people or families. Now torture has taken on a whole new meaning. Torture is the action or practice of inflicting severe pain on someone as a punishment or to force them to do or say something‚ or for the pleasure of the person inflicting the pain. In Michael Levin’s essay “The Case of Torture‚”

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    passed to neighboring traditional farms and those crops can grow to be pest resistant. The environment will become less polluted due to GMO farming. There are some cons to GMO farming such as the diseases obtained from tests conducted on animals. The genes can be passed into humans through consumption and even change some vital functions of the body. The chemicals required to create GMOs cost a lot of money. Also the GMO agriculture system conflicts with

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    Animal Farm Essay Prompts Respond to ONE of the following prompts in a five-paragraph essay. Your body paragraphs must follow the shaping sheet. 1. Read the passage from Chapter VII that begins with “’Comrades!’” cried Squealer‚’” and ends “’Snowball’s secret agents are lurking among us at this moment!’” Then‚ in a well-developed and organized essay‚ analyze how Squealer uses various persuasive techniques to manipulate the animals. 2. Read the passage from Chapter IV that begins at the

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    Princess B. Towe English 101-017 21 November 2014 Argument Essay Why Smokers should Stop Smoking? It is a fact that most of the people who smoke are aware that it’s not good for them. Then why they continue smoking? Maybe they do it because they haven’t really become conscious about all the effects that smoking has. There are a lot of reasons they shouldn’t smoke and to talk about all of them will probably take me much more than a college essay length. But I personally think there are three important

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    ARGUMENT ESSAY GRADING As students we all have been challenged to do our best. Throughout our lives we have been labeled with our grades; in high school‚ the ones with low grades were left alone in misery‚ while the ones with higher grades were praised as the leaders of this horse race. Then‚ the question that comes into mind is: is it right to categorize students‚ does grading contribute to education? It is assumed and stated in

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    Animal Testing Cruelties A majority of people are okay with the brutal killings of animals for testing purposes. Animal testing can be beneficial; however‚ the use of animals for testing is immoral and rarely even works. When being tested on‚ so many animals are treated cruelly and unlawfully. Also‚ a large percent of the time‚ animal testing is ineffective. Sometimes‚ animal testing can be humane‚ but sadly most research is cruel; which is why we should put animal testing to a stop. Animal testing

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    The Oxford Group consisted of a group of intellectuals in England in the late 1960s and early 1970s associated with the University of Oxford‚ who met and corresponded to discuss the emerging concept of animal rights‚ or animal liberation.[1] The group initially consisted of post-graduate philosophy students‚ and included Stanley and Roslind Godlovitch‚ John Harris‚ David Wood‚ and Michael Peters. Its members were active in academic circles in Oxford‚ and through their influence others became interested

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