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    incorporated to the aforementioned bill? Second‚ are the provisions of the rh bill not in conflict with the constitution? Third‚ does it concern itself with morality‚ or are the provisions in that law anchored in moral precepts? Fourth‚ what are the possible implications of rh bill once this has been enacted into a law or does it not attack an individual who has a firm allegiance to his/her religious convictions? Sixth‚ is it scientifically and empirically verifiable that the use of condoms‚ pills‚ or other

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    Vandalism‚ such as tagging or damage of property‚ has been becoming a serious problem in society. It has come to the point where vandalism seems like an everyday activity which has been creating problems for our government. Since vandalism is becoming a serious problem in our society‚ punishments like fine should be replaced with community service. Despite people thinking that fines have a strong effect‚ these consequences are not really working. If fines were effect‚ vandalism would not be a

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    Marijuana as a Gateway Drug: The Causal Fallacy The marijuana plant‚ perhaps the most widely-used illicit drug in the world‚ was once demonized by authorities and the media. In the 1936 film Marijuana: Weed with Roots in Hell‚ director Dwain Esper portrayed teens smoking marijuana and then engaging in perceived evils such as nude bathing and unchaperoned partying‚ with one girl becoming pregnant. The film went on to further depict the characters becoming addicted to marijuana and committing serious

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    energy. Nonliving factors that contribute or are affected by energy consumption are sunlight‚ temperature‚ precipitation‚ water‚ and soil. Sunlight and temperature are both contributions to energy consumption. By using the sunlight and the temperature we can use other renewable resources for sources of light and energy instead of using the nonrenewable resources we currently use. Water and soil are affected by sunlight and temperature already. Living factors that may contribute or be

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    was that this one biological feat we could never master. Dr. Lee M. Silver‚ 1997. On February 23‚ 1997‚ Doctor Ian Wilmut successfully cloned the world’s first mammal‚ giving the world a harsh wake-up call to the state of its technology. The implications of an effective somatic cell nuclear transfer in mammals are tremendous. The use of cloning for research purposes could yield fixes for aging and heart problems; new organs for patients in need of transplants; increased reliability of plastic

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    folding and faulting‚ and there is also continual earthquake activity. The most common landslides in New Zealand are shallow and fast. They flow down like ‘wet cement’. Landslides are a crucial problem in the life of the people of New Zealand but mitigation strategies are being enforced to help cut down the damage they cause. All types of landslides occur in New Zealand. They are classified by there material and there movement. They can displace whole mountain sides‚ taking millions of cubic metres

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    CHAPTER 1: Introduction 1.1 Tittle Factors Influencing International Student Enrollment at APIIT/UCTI 1.2 Background of the Research Malaysia Higher Education has been looking in a reasonable boom that recently happened in the influx of enrollment international students from around the world. This boom has been as a result of Malaysia government for coming out with a policy and vision of making Malaysia as a Centre and hub of educational excellence‚ and putting series of reforms and changes

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    IMPLICATIONS OF PHYSICAL DISABILTY Cerebral Palsy Cerebral Palsy affects people in different ways - some people experience minor motor skill problems‚ while others may be totally physically dependent. Messages from the brain can be distorted or mistimed causing increased muscle tension. Messages from the brain may also be mistimed‚ sent to the wrong muscle‚ or not sent at all. This affects the timing‚ quality and synchronisation of messages‚ generally resulting in erratic movement of the muscles

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    consumer behaviour to branded coffee shops. The findings concluded that most respondents visit coffee shops with friends‚ with locally branded coffee shops the preferred choice. Consumer motivations to branded coffee shops are most influenced by three factors: past experience/ familiarity; convenience of location/travel; and friends and family. With friendly staff‚ high quality of coffee and food‚ good atmosphere and good reputation the most important aspects for branded coffee shops. Recent exposure of

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    Implications of Juvenile Courts Juvenile Justice Abstract The Juvenile Justice System was created in the late 1800s to reform U.S. policies regarding youth offenders. “The juvenile court was founded at the turn of this century as a specialized institution for dealing with dependent‚ neglected‚ and delinquent minors. Its guiding principle was “parens patrie”‚ meaning the state or a guardian becomes the parent. A century ago‚ the focus of the juvenile justice system was on the juvenile

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