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    Meghan October 31‚ 2011 Argument Essay Are cell phones dangerous? It is a known fact that driving requires a great amount of concentration‚ judgment and precision. Impairment of any of these abilities can put you in great danger. When you use a cell phone‚ your concentration is greatly shifted from road to the cell phone. While dialing or receiving a call‚ you are required to look into your cell phone rather than on the road. A lot can happen within a split second. You may not notice a

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    Are Cell Phones Dangerous

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    Essay 1: Are Cell Phones Dangerous? For the past several years‚ the technology industry has subdued America. More and more people are using cell phones that could play games or go on social media. This may sound fascinating‚ but could these features cause problems like addiction‚ or texting while driving? I feel that even though cell phones have been making people’s lives easier‚ these small hand-held devices are like guns‚ because both put people’s lives at risk when used at the wrong time. Have

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    Cell phones This research paper is in partial fulfillment on the subject English IV Prevention is better than cure -Anonymous Approval sheet This research paper entitled “Cell phones: Do harm more than good “is submitted to the upper school department of Spring field School of in partial fulfillment on the subject English IV

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    The Effect of Cell Phones

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    The effects that cell phones have on our lives. Cell phones have become a normal part of our everyday living. I have seen people as young as five years old own a cell phone. Nearly everyone has cell phones in this day and age. They have become a necessity for communication. Cell phones offer the ability to communicate with other people with like devices every minute of every day. If you are not able to speak directly with the other person‚ you can leave them a voicemail‚ send them a text message

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    Cell Phone Abuse

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    Cell Phone Abuse At the present day‚ with the development of IT and information industry‚ cell phone gradually plays an indispensable role in our daily life. Nonetheless‚ for the benefit of our concentration‚ health and social interaction around us‚ more attention should be paid to negative impact on the overuse of cell phone. According to a study of two hundred students at Sanford University revealed that 34 percent rated themselves as addicted to their phoneswhile 32 percent worried they

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    Cell Phone Advantages

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    Cell Phone Advantages People these days use their cell phones for everything‚ from passing the time to paying bills and helping people in emergencies. People everyday are using their cell phones to get some of their daily chores done and they are using their cell phones just for calling or texting their friends to see what they are up too or just see how they are doing. Some other advantages of having cell phones are passing the time‚ paying bills and calling 911. People use their cell

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    Cell Phones Thesis

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    researcher conceptualize the effects of cell phone use of students during classes. In addition to the related literature are local and foreign studies that helped the researcher in the analysis of the problems under study. It has provided an insight to enrich this investigation and understanding of the study’s problem. FOREIGN LITERATURE In today’s world‚ most people communicate through the use cellular phones. It’s hard to believe that fifteen years ago cell phones were a rarity. People may not be aware

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    Internet and Cell Phone

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    from your research? -Originally the cell phone served as a tool for business management. Now‚ cell phones serve as a tool for social connection‚ in other words‚ managing social relationships. Across qualitative and quantitative studies‚ users of the cell phone all report using their phone for social purposes. However‚ scholars have argued the cell phone might actually serve as a tool for social isolation (Bugeja‚ 2005). On the other hand‚ the cell phone has been argued to function as a social

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    Texting and driving is the leading cause of fatal accidents in teenages and adults between the ages of 16 to 25. Now you may believe that you yourself are not the problem‚ but other drivers around you may be. Our goal is to get people to realize that is is is affecting everyone on the road‚ even pedestrians. We believe that by improving our understanding of how mental and physical distractions impair drivers; we can work towards finding a universal solution to the problem at hand. We all know a friend

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    Effects of Cell Phone

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    smaller and more mobile. A cell phone requires a subscription to a service provider and requires either a prepaid or monthly billing setup. Generally‚ they have more functions than traditional land lines and need to be charged after a period of time. Also called mobile phone or mobile device.—BusinessDictionary.com A mobile phone (also known as a cellular phonecell phone and a hand phone) is a device that can make and receive telephone calls over a radio link while moving around a wide geographic

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