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    Essay #4: Argumentative Essay Due dates: * First Draft Due: 11/5 * Peer Review Workshop: 11/5 & 11/7 * Final Draft Due: 11/12 Topic: Identify and develop a specific argument based on how social networking affects individuals and their personal relationships. Potential arguments include‚ but are not limited to‚ the following: * Should social networking sites be regulated? How and why? * Do social networking sites make bullying easier? How so‚ and what should be done to prevent

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    Thailand and my parent never went to make a birth certificate for me during the time I was born. This isn’t a problem at first because of back them it doesn’t really matter if we have one or not. But all this change when my parent applies for immigration to the United States of America. Since my parent doesn’t know English‚ they left all the paperwork to the register office worker to fill out. Somehow he/she was able to make my two older siblings along with me 2 years older than we should we really

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    Intersection of Law and Ethics : Immigration Law‚ Right of abode in HKSAR Introduction This paper is to investigate the case of recent action taken by the Hong Kong Government to suspend new bookings of obstetric service from non-local pregnant women in public hospital‚ especially to those mainland women‚ in order to protect right of Hong Kong women. The sudden cut affects a group of mainland women with spouse as Hong Kong permanent residents and they complain the injustice phenomenon‚ that

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    used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney" Yet the 1966 Supreme Court ruling in Miranda v. Arizona remains the subject of often heated debate‚ and has had a great impact on law enforcement in the U.S. On March 13‚ 1963‚ eight dollars in cash was stolen from a Phoenix‚ Arizona bank worker‚ Police suspected and arrested Ernesto Miranda for committing the theft. Eleven days earlier‚ an 18- year old woman was kidnapped and raped in Phoenix‚ Arizona. The police investigated the

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    MLA Argument Paper (Lund) Lund 1 Aaron Lund Professor Dorn English 102 15 November XXXX Preserving Yellowstone’s Winter Wilderness Although a few recreational snowmobilers destroy fragile ecosystems and harass animals as they ride through the wilderness‚ most love and respect this country’s natural heritage. That’s why they brave the cold to explore what is left of wild America— including Yellowstone National Park. Unfortunately‚ however‚ even respectful snowmobilers are unwittingly damaging what

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    this trail unfolded a significant amount of evidence against Anthony. Finding Casey Anthony not guilty of murder is a misrepresentation of our judicial system because the evidence against her is overwhelming and Anthony continually told lies to the law enforcement authorities. First of all‚ where is the justice? How can a child be missing for thirty-one days and the mother not report it? What about the foul odor that was in the truck of Anthony’s car? The tow yard operator stated that the car

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    films depicting bestiality and other fetishes. The Supreme Court ruled in 1973 that obscenity is not anything that holds “literary‚ artistic‚ political or scientific value”. He was claiming that his pornography held artistic value‚ even though federal law outlaws bestiality. Feminism concludes that pornography and nude art depict a negative image of women and gives the idea that men should be able to overpower them sexually. They argue that child pornography was the cause of men in prison becoming

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    Breaking Free The idea of following societal norms and fitting in is a very universal concept that many people continuously feel the need to conform to. As Rick Warren‚ author of “What on Earth Am I Here For‚” said‚ “Those who follow the crowd usually get lost in it.” Unfortunately‚ society tends to criticize those who do not stick to the norms‚ but positive outcomes can be achieved when one chooses to defy them. Although many examples of individuals breaking free of what society considers normal

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    period when broods must be home in the dusk. Curfew was originated from a French saying‚ “couvre-feu” which means “cover the fire” and back in Medieval England‚ it was mandatory for extinguishing fire (Bunting‚ 2001). Nowadays‚ curfew is a forgotten law. This is because young generation today tend to be braver to rebel than the older generation before them. It can be argued that curfews possess disadvantages towards teenagers. According to Tucker (n.d.)‚ teenagers view curfew as a penalty that is

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    There are approximately 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States that are spawning from many different countries and continents. (The Washington Post‚ Jerry Markon) Undocumented immigrants come to America to escape from many different kinds of mistreatment from their home country. As an individual moves they generally become followed by others who encouraged to find a better quality of life. However‚ as they arrive numerous immigrants feel as if they’re being burdensome‚ unappreciated

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