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    opponents.” (Lawrence Taylor.) Steroids are a family of hormones related to testosterone that have a number of beneficial medical indications. They are also used for the purpose of building up muscles and cellular tissue. The use of steroids should be banned in the United States because over time‚ athletes began abusing the prescribed dosages and ignoring the health risks of prolonged steroid use‚ it establishes unrealistic achievement levels‚ and it is a violation of good sportsmanship.

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    as capable of following any subjectas men and should be given the opportunity to do so. In academic terms a mixed classwould be a balanced one. On the other hand‚ university seats shouldn’t be allocated according to gender butaccording to other factors like demand and supply for a particular course or meeting entryrequirements. Some courses like teaching have a large number of female applicants whilstothers may not be so popular. I think this has to do with personal preferences rather thansocial conditioning

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    Cigarette Should Be Banned

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    Cigarettes Should be Banned Smoking cigarettes has been a worldwide habit for a long time. According to the World Health Organization report‚ about 2 billion people smoke all over the world‚ 48% men and 12% women and even a number of child smokers. Everyone knows the harm of cigarettes and many countries have published smoking bans. The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan was the first one to forbid tobacco sales (BBC News). I strongly approve of the cigarette ban because cigarette is bad for people’s

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    Why is “The Most Dangerous Game” a Suspenseful Short Story? “The Most Dangerous Game” is a suspenseful short story because‚ of the use of foreshadowing‚ unique character‚ and an engaging plot to develop and build the the suspense of the story. The story has some great use of foreshadowing throughout the beginning and the middle parts to make a strong foundation for the story to be engaging. The use of foreshadowing is found within conversations between Whitney and Rainsford. The reason there

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    Many people think that television has destroyed communication among friends and family. I do not agree with that statement. I will support my opinion. I claim that TV has a great impact on our lives‚ but it does not have enough power to change relationships among friends or family. For me and for many other people‚ television is just a source of information. It allows us to get to know new fashions‚ changes in the political and economic area of the world. Besides‚ we have to notice that everybody

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    should homewrok be banned

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    The subject of homework being banned has been discussed and debated for years by students‚ teachers and parents. Both sides of the argument have numerous reasons for their decision‚ but here are some of the reasons why homework should not be banned from schools. First of all‚ homework encourages students to undertake independent learning which they will be required to do when they get to University. Many people argue that schools spoon-feed their students‚ which makes them completely unprepared

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    McDonalds is a worldwide chain that tortures its animals‚ cuts the lifespan of its customers and taking over the world. This is why I believe it should be banned. First‚ let’s start with some statistics: * Last year‚ the company raked in a huge 28 billion US dollars; there are over 33‚000 stores worldwide. Americans consume approximately 1 billion pounds of beef at McDonalds a year- that’s the equivalent of 4 million average weight two year old children. * McDonalds doesn’t follow FDA standards

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    Today people use suspense for movies‚ book‚ or stories to seduce. Authors uses suspense to keep the reader interested in what they are reading. Suspense is also to keep the flow of the story. Richard ‚the author of the "Most Dangerous Game"‚ uses foreshadowing and metaphor to increase suspense throughout the story. According to the dictionary‚ foreshadowing means "to show or indicate beforehand." This use of a literary device encourages the reader to feel a sense

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    of what students have learned‚ whereas any form of continuous assessment is probably going to be far more subjective. An additional point is that testing is an excellent way of motivating learners to study harder and to reward the students who do best. Likewise‚ examinations test the ability of students to work under pressure‚ and this is a vital life skill for their later careers. On the other hand‚ there are still occasions when it can be better to relieve the students of exam pressure

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    In the short story The Most Dangerous Game‚ by Richard Connell‚ there are three main conflicts in the storyline that Sanger Rainsford has to overcome to stay alive. Rainsford is a middle aged hunting expert from New York‚ who finds himself stranded on a desert island after falling overboard his boat. The three conflicts are man vs. nature‚ man vs. himself‚ and man vs. man. The point Richard Connell proves is everything including animals have emotions. From the beginning of the short

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