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    Unwanted Pregnancy

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    Unwanted Pregnancy Deciding not to continue with a pregnancy is a difficult and often painful decision to make‚ and not one that is made lightly. Often a lot of talking is needed before a woman can make her choice and be sure that the choice she makes is right for her. There are several professional organisations that can help such as Brook Advisory‚ British Pregnancy Advisory Service or The Family

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    Formal Analysis of Art Formal Analysis of Art The Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh is consistent of his typical artwork. He uses the lines free and loose making it an expression of his contour lines. The spacing between the stars and the curving contours making it a dot to dot effect. Van Gogh’s‚ The Starry Night” portrays his personal emotion. He writes to his brother about his painting almost as if he would be confused himself about the painting. The village is dark but at the same time

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    active then puts teenage women at the risk of becoming pregnant. Teenage pregnancies have constantly been a problem in the United States. Not only does teen pregnancies affect the mother and the child‚ they also affect the American society as a whole. Nonetheless‚ the high rates of teen pregnancies can be decreased. The use of contraceptives such as birth control and/or condoms are both solutions to help reduce the number of teenage pregnancies. Having the parents sit down and talk about sex education

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    pressure‚ stress‚ and heartbreak‚ but also growth‚ love and friendship. What is truly astonishing about being a teenager is that every person’s experience is different. For some people their pinnacle of popularity is in their teen years‚ others find that these years are distant memories they long to forget. Therefore it is unfair to assume being a teenager can be universally characterized. What is true about almost all of teenagers is that it is a time of self-discovery and maturity. This also highlights

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    population reaching over 6 billion and more than 120 million women in developing countries with no method of preventing pregnancy‚ the success should be a could do better story. In the UK the major unresolved problem is Teenage Pregnancy with the number of conceptions in the under 18 year age group for England reaching 40‚366 in 2007‚ (Office of National Statistics 2009). Teenage pregnancy is an important common sexual health issue which is largely preventable and has negative consequences for both the

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    PART I ESSAY Origin of Essay History of essay as a literature form has begun in 1580 when Michel de Montaigne has published the book “Les Essais”. In French term “essais” means “try” or “experience”. It was a book written because of boredom; it did not have a distinct structure or plan‚ and consisted of individual chapters‚ formally unrelated to each other. Montaigne suggested his literary tests in form of initial essay‚ highlighting their subjective‚ relative‚ and inconclusive sides. In fact

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    Teen Pregnancy

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    have sexual intercourse at an earlier age. Out of the other industrialized nations‚ the United States has a teen pregnancy rate three times higher than other areas. With that much exposure to sex through music‚ videos‚ and television‚ it is becoming a major health concern. Teens having sex at a young age can result in sexually transmitted diseases as well as unplanned pregnancies. Improving how we monitor what are children are exposed to can have them to live a healthier life by staying abstinent

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    early pregnancy

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    early pregnancy is the most common problem in our society. We should have a knowledge about what giving birth is.Dr. Rakic’s research team‚ cited earlier in this article for its recent study on mouse brains and ultrasound‚ pointed out that "the probe was held stationary for up to 35 minutes‚ meaning that essentially the entire fetal mouse brain would have been continually exposed to the ultrasound for 35 minutes…in sharp contrast to the duration and volume of the human fetal brain exposed by ultrasound

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    I have chosen to do my essay on Intimate Relationships I chose this topic because i feel that it is a common pressure faced by the youth of todays society. In this essay i am going to write about the pressures faced by teenage girls from the media to be attractive to the opposite sex‚ the pressures from boys in an intimate relationship‚ and the pressure from society to behave and act in a certain way towards boys to fit in and impress them. I am hoping to find imformation on this topic so that i

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    Discrimination Discrimination occurs when a person is treated unfairly or less favourably than another person in the same or similar circumstances. Discrimination can be direct or indirect‚ and generally takes the form of exclusion or rejection from something.  

The Human Rights Act 1993 protects people in New Zealand from unfair discrimination Discrimination The law protects all people from unlawful discrimination; this includes discrimination on the grounds of: * sexual orientation

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