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    completely separated from societies. They starting too rubbery. It’s unsafe for pedestrians to walk alone. That’s why it’s become as the social issues. There was numerous governmental and non-governmental organization involves to resolve the issues and problem but it’s not going effectively. There are over 600‚000 homeless people in the US. According to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). According to the ‘’2015 San Francisco point-in-time

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    What is the best solution to solve the worldwide plastic bag problem? As time goes by‚ the situation with our planet becomes worse. People are the main cause of the already damaged environment and unfortunately a lot of them do not even realize that they harm their own home. One of the biggest problems that have deteriorated is the plastic bag problem. It is a growing menace to humans and the consequences of it can be very bad. For example‚ plastic bags are made of petroleum‚ and when

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    the Debate of how to Solve the Problem Violent and aggressive behavior show up everywhere from popular video games‚ movies‚ to television shows‚ all of which young children have access to watch. People are also able to interact with these violent types of media as video games take center stage. Video game players are able to mutilate‚ kill and destroy items‚ ranging from buildings to streets with bombs‚ and use of guns and other weaponries throughout a game scene. In fact‚ that is how some games

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    human and drug trafficking in America. It helps give a sense of security. Just how there are these advantages having a border fence‚ there is also a negative effect towards the country like the cost of money that goes to the fence and employ border patrols. To solve theses it would be good to keep the border fence and should not be taken down. It helps Americans to protect their country from entering or reducing problems. “The Border Fence is already making a difference”‚ says Chris Simcox (2012)

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    [CU747] Solve business problems [747.1] Understand business problems and their causes 1.1 Describe ways of recognising when a business problem exists In most organizations recognition of a business problem typically relies on measures and management reporting of measures against expectations. Usually each performance area measures quality‚ cost‚ and speed of service - plus possibly customer satisfaction. If one of these measures starts to vary from expectations then management should investigate

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    Can War Solve Problems?

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    solution of every problem. No peaceful mind wants war. None likes to be always in danger of dying. No-ne wants to put the life of one’s children into danger. War should always be avoided unless it becomes inevitable. Peace is always loved by God as well as the innocent people. The Bible says‚ Blesses are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God. War brings nothing but destruction may dive one success but at the cost of the blood of many innocent people. Then how can it be a good

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    OF STREET CHILDREN WHO ARE STREET CHILDREN? Children (under 18 years) who spend most of their time on the streets. There are between 10 to 100 million street children worldwide‚ depending on the exact definition used. The target group is homeless and vulnerable street children including their families‚ who are at high risk of exploitation and physical and emotional abuse‚ especially through forced commercial sex and violence in the streets. DEFINITION OF STREET CHILDREN: "Street children"

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    Street Children in Kathmandu

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    million children living on the streets in the world (30 million in Africa‚ 30 million in Asia‚ and 60 million in South America). Often victims of all kinds of abuse‚ these children still have rights. Street children are minors who live and survive on the streets .The phenomenon of street children is multifaceted. It is therefore very difficult to single out one or more causes. Street children are the reality world-wide and in Kathmandu valley alone‚ the numbers of street children are estimated

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    proven to the court‚ spray paint would be included as such equipment. Types of graffiti There are many different types of graffiti: Tagging: this is perhaps the most frequent type of graffiti. People have their own signs‚ or ’tags’‚ which identify them. These are put in as many places as possible to show that the writer has been there‚ to mark out their territory. ’Pieces’ are the larger pictures‚ more traditionally associated with graffiti. These can have some artistic merit in the correct context

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    February 19‚ 2013 U.S. History‚ 11 Mrs. Shifflett Problems the Children Faced The book “How the Other Half Lives” by Jacob Riis focuses on how people of other races or poor lived their lives in tenement houses. The most disturbing of all examples are the children and the problems they faced. In chapters 15‚ 16‚ 17‚ and 20 of “How the Other Half Lives” describes how children slept on the streets‚ had no homes or heat‚ and in a lot of cases‚ died. Imagine a life where

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