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    POPULATION EXPLOSSION

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    The Press can perform its true role as a guardian of the public interest‚ as a Watchdog and a source of all kinds of information‚ only in a democracy. The newspapers in India‚ for the most part‚ enjoy freedom of expression i.e. not State-controlled. Of course‚ all journalists and newspapers must behave within the law and must not infringe the regulations regarding libel‚ defamation; otherwise they would make themselves liable to penal code. While observing the limitations of the law‚ the newspapers

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    Aging Population

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    Modern society is built by the young for the young. It is a dynamic creation that does not give much consideration to the old‚ sick‚ handicapped or incapable. They are merely tolerated as so much liability or nuisance. So these hardly wanted people face many problems in their everyday living. The old‚ who were once young‚ helped to make the present society. Now they pay the price of their former neglect of the old. They themselves are neglected and unappreciated in turn. An old person does

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    Elderly Population

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    Many seniors expect to live peacefully as they grow older; however‚ elderly suffer from social isolation which can consequently lead to health problems. There is not many organizations that help seniors socialize and be connected to the community. Lower birth rates and higher mortality rates mean that there is going to be older people living at an older age than younger individuals. The nation needs to provide a proper plan to give the elderly people the care they need to live a proper l Senior

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    Organ Market Debate

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    This fact raises questions as to whether a large class divide will emerge where the poor populations are the vendors and the rich populations are the buyers. Campbell touches upon the idea that an open market would widen the social gap between the less fortunate and the wealthy‚ making inequality a more prevalent issue in our already greatly divided world. In addition

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    Human Cloning Debate

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    The Debate on Human Cloning In the past decade‚ there has been no slackening of the pace of scientific research and discovery. On a daily basis‚ scholarly publications and mass media divulge new and profound discoveries that seem to open doors that no one knew existed. Through their research‚ scientists have relentlessly attempted‚ time and time again‚ to penetrate into the very core of the universe and to unveil the essence of what constitute human beings. Few breakthroughs in research epitomize

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    Should the government provide health care? In most developed economies health care is one of the two largest government expenditures. However‚ there has been a huge debate over the decision to provide health care to who cannot afford to provide it for themselves. Even though many believe that the government should not be responsible for providing health care‚ there are many sick uninsured people who would disagree. People without health care should not be discriminated against for getting sick it

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    United States‚ it has become mandatory for the main candidates of Democratic and Republican Party to engage in a debate. The topics‚ which they discuss in the debate‚ are the most controversial issues of the time. Presidential debate is the last cycle in the election process after the political parties have nominated their candidates. The first nationally televised general election debate was held on September 26‚ 1960‚ between U.S. Senator John F. Kennedy‚ the Democratic nominee‚ and Vice President

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    Abortion Ethical Debate

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    two groups known as “pro-choice” and “pro-life.” In the abortion debate‚ the health of the mother and the child are the primary concerns. Pro-choice activists are more for the mothers and Pro-life activists are more for the unborn child. Pro-life supporters would “consider the termination of pregnancy as murder‚ and claim that those who are pro-choice are like the Nazis who intended to eradicate the Jewish population” (Kadayifci 62). Pro-Life supporters take a higher stance on rights than

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    Evolution Evolution is considered to be the process in which life changes or evolves over time‚ with new species of life being produced from existing species. The creation-evolution controversy has been an ongoing political‚ theological and cultural debate. The scientific evidence shows that the earth is around 4.5 billion years old and that life evolved over time. However‚ those who believe in the Bible reject the scientific evidence and refer to Genesis. Genesis states that God created the world in

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    The Gun Control Debate

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    The gun control debate has been going on for a long time in U.S history. It became very controversial after the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy‚ Robert Kennedy and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. After the death of these influential men‚ President Lyndon B. Johnson renewed the fight for gun control. Since the time of President Lyndon B. Johnson and his movement of gun control‚ countless political leaders have developed their opinions on gun ownership or restrictions. So they’re two sides

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