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    case studies reveal what effect more firearms has on a ’weak institution’ with " In the four years following the lapse of America’s assault weapons ban in 2004‚ 60‚000 illegal firearms seized in Mexico were traced back to the U.S. Luke Chicoine‚ an economist at the University of Notre Dame‚ estimates that the expiration of the federal assault weapons ban led to at least 2‚684 additional homicides in Mexico. Similarly‚ a study from New York University researchers found that homicides spiked in Mexican

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    Why do some employers ban tattoos while other doesn’t mind them? If a person is trying to get a position that interacts with the public or with people from other companies‚ those other people could be judgmental about tattoos that are visible outside the clothes. There’s probably a variety of reasons but I think a common one is that some companies feel that their employees project their company image and they’d like some say in the image that they have. This is obviously truer when the employees

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    There is no doubt that the world is more dangerous than ever. As our world’s technology has improved over the years‚ more ways to harm ourselves have been created. Modern governments have made laws to offer these inventions to the public. One of these deadly inventions offered to the public are select firearms. Ever since its creation in America’s Declaration of Independence over 200 years ago‚ the right to own a gun has been questioned if is should exist. The second amendment gives the people the

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    On one side‚ there is the National Rifle Association (NRA) and 2nd Amendment-citing citizens who use their firearms for hunting and self-defense. On the other‚ there is the Handgun Control Inc. (HCI) and followers of the Brady Campaign who want to ban guns on the basis that they are dangerous. The Brady Administration passed a bill that requires individuals seeking to buy a gun at a licensed dealer pass a background check. Because guns are especially lethal weapons‚ it makes sense that before someone

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    A bill to ban emergency contraceptives in the United States of America. Section 1. The prescribing‚ use and sale of any emergency contraceptive by anyone in the United States shall be deemed illegal. Section 2. Definitions: The term "emergency contraceptive" shall be defined as: (1) Any pill‚ drug or device that is intended to prevent or terminate a pregnancy. (2) Any such pill‚ drug or device in (1) that is used post-coitally. ------------------------------------------------

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    Banning Soda and Snack Machines? Not A Good Idea! Schools have decided to ban soda and snack machines in most schools in order to cut down on childhood obesity. School districts think that the high-calories in snacks with low nutritional value are the reason most children are at an unhealthy weight. Well I think the vending machines aren’t a the cause of this obesity through children. I have a couple reasons why I think why this isn’t a problem at all. First off‚ I think these vending machines

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    a decade (1986-96) to zero.” (Morris M 2013) Morris’s argument here uses the premises based of statistical facts. This argument is deductive because he uses facts to lead the reader to the conclusion that based off those facts it is a good idea to ban gun in order to save lives. I will now present my counter argument for this topic. The problem with he statement that banning guns saves lives is that it is a very broad statement thus making it easy for the author to support his statement. The next

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    defensive tactical barriers and slowing an invasion force’s progress to allow reinforcements to arrive. But today it’s claiming more lives every week. Land mines are weapons of mass destruction in slow motion.Currently‚ The International Campaign to Ban Landmines‚ ICBL‚ is urging all governments to protest against Syria’s use of Landmines on its borders with Turkey and Lebanon. The Syrian army has been seen planting landmines along routes used to reach Turkey. It is reported that thousands of Syrians

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    1301 – 302 02 – 21 – 2014 At any given time during the day‚ 660‚000 drivers in the United States use cell phones. Whether its texting‚ taking a phone call‚ or sending emails‚ cell phone use is associated with higher rates of dangerous or fatal car crashes. Accidents involving drivers using their cell phones are avoidable but many people put everyone’s safety at risk by ignoring laws against distracted driving. Should driving and using your phone be banned‚ I say yes. Governor Rick Perry vetoed

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    Diana Spencer was born in England on July 1st 1961 and past away on 31st of August 1997. She was married to Prince Charles and had two beautiful sons William and Harry. Diana attended high school at West Heath Girls School in Kent‚ England. It was here where she learned to be a good listener‚ which was one of her foremost qualities to becoming a leader. She was able to engage people‚ and make people feel like she had their complete attention. Leadership is quality that means a lot more than people

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