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    Marijuana Controversy

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    Marijuana’s Controversy The controversy marijuana has had within the federal state‚ of whether or not it should be legalized throughout The United States has been an uphill battle for several years. Major concerns surrounding the legalization process are beginning to rise. These concerns include‚ effects on adolescents‚ financial disputes‚ and long term health problems. Due to the fact that half of the country has some form of legalization‚ it is inevitable that marijuana will be legal throughout

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    Reebok Controversy

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    boundaries are good ways to connect with or reach the possible buyer. This strategy is a risky one and could obviously backfire at any time a new ad is released. In late March of 2012‚ an ad appeared in a Germany Gym that sparked a huge controversy all over the world. This ad from the Reebok company stated‚ "Cheat on your girlfriend‚ Not on your workout". This made it to the social network Twitter in no time and many people were not happy. Reebok then pulled the ad‚ but never issued a direct

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    Comparison Immigration Essay - Jordan Marsh The first group of the old immigration I would like to discuss is the Irish. During the old immigration and they were treated as wild animals. They had to deal with poor wages for jobs and were discriminated against for their actions and beliefs. They left their homeland because of food shortages that caused starving and poverty. The potato famine caused many of these issues. They were hated and treated badly and had to

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    The Irish Revolutionary Period encapsulates several political and social clashes across the nation centered around the pursuit of autonomy and sovereignty from Great Britain. Between 1913 and 1923‚ the country was characterized by widespread violence and civil unrest that culminated in civil war. The period was extremely influential because of its ability to shape public opinion regarding Irish independence. The Irish nationalist perspective drastically shifted from supporting Home Rule and the Irish

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    Irish Dance Wigs

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    In this essay I will explain how to prepare for an Irish dance Feis. The first thing that needs to be addressed is appearance. I will talk about the types of wigs and how to correctly put them on. I will also talk about preparing and how to correctly tie your dance shoes. Lastly I will talk about preparing your bag and warm ups. During this essay I will address all these points. There are two main types of wigs. The bun wig which is a bun of curls placed on the top of the head‚ which is most commonly

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    Antioxidant Controversy

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    Antioxidant Controversy Modern day society has put a massive emphasis into advertising antioxidants. Just about everyone has heard the word “antioxidant.” At least 150 million Americans regularly take dietary supplements that include antioxidants. Magazines‚ newspaper articles‚ product labels‚ supermarket displays‚ cosmetics‚ et cetera‚ hype the antioxidant potential‚ and market countless supplements as an additive to a healthy‚ youthful diet and lifestyle. “All seem to promise that eating the

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    Controversies Of Gmos

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    GMO Fears and Controversies A 2003 poll showed that 92 percent of Americans favor labeling genetically Engineered (GE) food. Why would this food need labeled? Because it was created by transporting a gene from one organism to another‚ therefore making it a new organism. This action is done in animals and plants alike. Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) are organisms whose genomes have been altered to favor certain characteristics (Diaz). For many years there has been breeding done in plants so

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    Irish Ethnic Essay

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    interest. Therefore‚ I know very little about my family history. However I do know I am almost all the way Irish‚ and we have a couple traditions but the most important tradition that we have has always been the same since 1968. I grew up with a few household traditions that I consider to be a part of my ethnic background. To begin with‚ I would consider my family to practice some Irish traditions. We always have Thanksgiving together at one of the cousin’s house. It is turns into an all-day drinking

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    Balloons Controversy

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    Can balloons really harm you? Some might say balloons are dangerous and can injure you but they’re wrong.This controversy was discussed in and video‚”California AIms to ban Metallic Balloons to Reduce Power Outages‚” an article “Balloons Bring Joy to Millions‚” by Theo Lewis‚and another article‚”Parties Can Be Fun Without Balloons‚” by Natalie Romero. All three of the sources supported their side of the argument by addressing the same audience‚ similar tone‚ and equivalent information. To begin

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    Over time the English language has developed through three main stages; Old English‚ Middle English and Modern English. Old English is the earliest recorded stage of the English language and is very different to Modern English which we speak today. Native English speakers would find it very difficult trying to understand Old and Middle English. One of the main influences in the change of the English language is invasion. During the 5th century the Angles‚ the Saxons and the Jutes invaded Britain

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