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    went unreported (U.S. Department of Justice 2012). This percentage is equal to approximately 3‚380‚000 unreported crimes (U.S. Department of Justice 2012). Therefore‚ it is important for citizens to be able to trust and respect police officers. If they do not‚ citizens will be more hesitant in reporting crimes. Unreported crimes allow for criminals to continue their activities. Law enforcement can aid in crime prevention by implementing foot patrols in problem regions‚ forming relationships with the

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    Why Do We Laugh

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    Why do we laugh? Where did laughter come from? Is laughter good for our health? These questions come out of my mind whenever I laugh or hear someone laughing. Laughter is to the heart. It raises spirits‚ eases life’s challenges‚ refreshes and heals. We may came from different countries‚ have different cultures and beliefs‚ but we are all human‚ and share the universal language of laughter. The magic of laughter is that it is contagious. We don’t need to know or understand what we are laughing about

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    Why do we sleep? As we all know‚ one third of our life is spent to sleep‚ but very few people intend to lay bare the secret of that. There would be a question: why do we sleep? According to the video "The Function of Sleep"‚ Tyson states that people are not very clear about the purpose of sleep‚ but some researchers believe that sleep could enhance memory. MIT researcher Matthew Wilson also illustrates the thoughts of a rat can be read by implanted the electric wire into its brain. According to

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    Dress Codes in High Schools High schools‚ restaurants‚ workplaces‚ and the military all have a specific dress code for specific reasons. While some people agree that these places should have a dress code‚ some disagree. Schools should enforce school uniforms because students may feel more comfortable in a dress code‚ dress codes help students focus more on academics‚ and dress codes provide safety and a decrease in violence within a school. School uniforms will help students feel more comfortable

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    schools every day that enforce dress code laws and there are so many problems going on with dress code that keep kids from making good grades and may make kids feel left out. I believe that schools should not enforce dress code because schools are more focused on it than any other problems‚ dress code eliminates freedom of self expression‚ and most kids will oppose the law of dress code. Many schools that enforce dress code are often more focused on student dress code laws than any other current

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    Why Do We Pretend?

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    Why Do We Pretend? Alison Gopnik reveals the core of human nature- our unique ability to use our brain for imagination‚ something she refers to as counterfactuals. In her essay‚ “Possible Worlds: Why Do Children Pretend?” Gopnik discusses “the woulda-coulda-shouldas of life”(163) in great detail expanding on her point “ human beings don’t live in the real world”(163). Her argument is that our lives are consumed by the alternate realities that run simultaneously with the real world events. Gregory

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    by these almost daily sights. Therefore‚ in order to achieve a less distracting workplace and help eliminate violence‚ Perry Meridian High School (PMHS) needs to implement a stricter dress code. Dress codes have always existed in the United States. They were especially popular throughout the 1950s‚ 1960s‚ and 1970s. Once the ‘80s hit‚ the dress code fad began to die off until the late ‘90s came around. At the beginning of 1997‚ three percent of public schools required school uniforms‚ and by the

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    Over the years‚ schools have executed student dress codes to address a wide range of issues‚ including some of which have been quite controversial. A dress code is a set of standards that have been developed. Dress Codes are a big controversy on whether schools should have a dress code or not. One side‚ Pro Dress Codes‚ believes dress codes should be used in public schools. In america schools encourage students to dress in a manner that is considered to be conducive to learning‚ which means that

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    What social reforms do we need! Social reform is a progressive manner to change society for the better of mankind. Social reform is a term that could be used to describe any type of reform that directly affects the public. It also refers to any attempt that seeks to correct any injustices in a society. People who are involved in social reforms do so with the aim of improving the standard of society. We need some reforms in our country Pakistan. Pakistan is a land of tremendous contradictions. On

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    Do We Know Ourselves

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    ‘Know Thyself’‚ has penetrated religious and secular philosophies. Yet‚ frequently‚ situations arise where we are surprised or puzzled by our own behaviour‚ confused by our emotional state or unsure of the accuracy of our memory regarding a specific experience. In his essay on the unconscious‚ Sigmund Freud addressed this phenomenon: ‘In our most personal daily experiences we encounter ideas of unknown origin and the result of thought processes whose working remain hidden from us’.

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