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    Abortion is a legal medical method to stop the premature delivery that is adopted in most countries of the world. It was legalized many years ago but nowadays we live in the civilized society where the human life is the most precious treasure and the question about the appropriateness of abortions is of current importance. Nowadays there are two opposing camps who present their arguments. People who support abortion insist that prohibition of it will deprive people of their rights to have free choice

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    4@ Argumentative Essay The act of abortion should be banned because it deliberately destroys a human life. I believe that every form of the act‚ without any exceptions‚ should be outlawed simply because abortion is merely "murdering out of convenience". From the moment that a child is conceived‚ no matter how small or underdeveloped he or she may seem‚ that child is a human being that is a separate part of its mother and a human entity all its own. And the taking of a human life by another

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    Dkendrick Black English 1302 Jane Nguyen 2/14/15 The Case For Legal Late Term Abortions The article‚ The Case For Late Term Abortions written by Jim Buie was appeared in Newsweek on June 17‚ 2009. In the article the author uses personal experiences‚ political and social/legal issues to support his stance on legal late term abortions. He begins his article by mentioning the murder of Dr. George Tiller a late term abortion doctor and his brother Jon who was mentally challenged. The author recounts

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    This paper examines why abortion should remain legal in the United States. Abortion was legalized January 22‚ 1973 via the Supreme Court. Pro-choice advocates believe it should be a woman’s choice whether to terminate a pregnancy or not. Pro-life advocates believe abortion is murder. Teens that conceive a child out of wedlock are more likely to get an abortion. Teen pregnancies have dropped since the late eights and early nineties. Most adults that choose to have an abortion because of financial reasons

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    Abortion: Should Abortion Be Legal? Throughout the history people have agreed and disagreed with many significant issues. And in the face of controversial arguments everyone has their very own opinion. Even though it is more likely that reasonable people might agree with a logical argument‚ there are some that are not very easy to convince because it contradicts their view points. Such is the case of the controversial issue of abortion. To understand better why people support abortion‚ first we

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    perioperative pulmonary aspiration during surgical abortion. Aspiration is caused by an elevation of physiological changes in the fetus‚ which is characterized by gastroesophageal reflux disease‚ increased nausea‚ and vomiting. However‚ health practitioners advocate endotracheal intubation to expectant mothers receiving anesthesia during their first trimester. Most health practitioners prefer to intubate pregnant women during surgical abortion. On the contrary‚ outpatient facilities prefer to

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    Cigarettes should be banned According to The New York Times‚ Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States. ()Around 400‚000 people die each year from smoking and that does not include the 50‚000 who die from exposure to secondhand smoke or the 8.6 million whose illnesses are caused by smoking. Smoking is harmful to the environment‚ the user and everyone around them and should be banned. Do people not care about the warning labels on cigarette boxes that read; Smoking

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    Toward Abortion and a Social trend in Vietnam While researching the changes in the fast pace of modern life‚ where most people are concerned about economic developments and democratic lifestyles‚ we found myriad shocking facts about a questionable social evil: abortion. Abortion is not a new phenomenon. But the increasing statistics of abortion and the rising contribution from adolescents have raged concerns about the young Vietnamese’s living attitude and their senses of responsibility. Abortion

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    processing the material learned in class." Said no kid ever. Too much homework is not helpful‚ and can be unhealthy. Excessive amounts of time spent on homework can take away from kids social lives‚ family time‚ and sports or other activities. Homework should be outlawed. Critically acclaimed author Tami Ansary says‚ that since 1981‚ the amount of homework given to sixth graders has increased by more than fifty percent. In 1957‚ the Russians launched Sputnik into outer space. The new competition made

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    Dear Editor‚ I agree with the article “Testing times for NAPLAN” that the NAPLAN testing in which a million students in years 3‚5‚7 and 9 undertake numeracy and literacy tests should be banned . NAPLAN constricts teaching and learning‚ stifles creativity‚ pressurises kids and schools ‚leads to comparison with other schools and does nothing to improve the students learning . NAPLAN will not improve Australia’s education system‚ indeed it is making it worse. Teachers do not get the chance to see

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