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    to signify evil. Even in quite a lot of cartoons‚ evil ghosts and characters were portrayed as the carriers of the skull rings. Many undeveloped minds have been contaminated by this idea and related skull ring with pure evil. However now‚ they are being frequently worn by diverse menfolk and ladies. Skull rings are widespread accessories in current society. Worn by the Goth subgroup and the heavy metal prospect‚ skull rings are also related with biker bands .This ornament makes person feel dominant

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    Negative Effects of Television Television is the most famous media communication in the world. Almost all people use television with many kinds of purposes such as entertainment. In addition‚ television brings a good side for children to gain various knowledge outside of school. However‚ some parents claim that television brings many negative effects toward their children. Based on my experience‚ I agree with that statement. First of all‚ television can make a big wall among family

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    Effects of Antidepressants Growing up‚ I have always been aware of prescriptions drugs and their uses. My mom has been taking antidepressants since she was a teenager and I have always thought of them as being a good thing. As I got older‚ I started to see the negative effects they had on her. She became dependent on them and could not function properly without them. Seeing her go through all she went through while on those medications made me question whether the positive effects would outweigh

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    the celebrity culture. In fact‚ being famous is a target hunted by an enormously large portion of the population. If you think about it‚ who wouldn’t want to be insanely rich? Who wouldn’t want to be the center of attention? We have this idea that being famous is having an idyllic life in which you get whatever you want‚ you go wherever you want and see whoever you feel like seeing. Put in other words‚ for us “originals” or should I say “non-famous” people‚ being famous is like the seventh heaven‚ a

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    NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION Globalization is not a new phenomena. It was primarily formed long time ago‚ when Greeks‚ Romans conquered other countries and spread their power to them. However‚ the nature of globalization has been changed over time and reached to the stage of modern globalization. In the article “Spiritual perspective on globalization”‚ Ira Rifkin (2003) says that the modern globalization could be identified from a meeting on 1944 in Bretton Woods where forty five nations

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    Amaia Soto NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY The advantages of technology are undeniable‚ electronic devices make our life much easier as we can save time and money when using them: cars‚ microwaves‚ mobile phones… In contrast‚ there are a lot of disadvantages that we don’t take into account. The recession is not the only cause of unemployment: technology has enabled multinational companies to replace their workers with machines. This business process has created job redundancies and downsizing. In

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    networks‚ listening to music‚ or texting. Parents worry that multitasking is having a negative effect on grades. Are the parents of teenager’s right to believe that multitasking has a negative effect on grades? Multitasking may be able to be done in certain situations but it has a large negative effect on the work that is being done. Although multitasking may give people an emotional fulfillment‚ it can effect performances at ones work or school (Taylor). Multitasking gives people a satisfaction

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    September 6‚ 2014 Negative Effects of Technology Technology has had a negative effect on people’s lives. Technology has distracted kids‚ caused accidents‚ and health problems. It’s actually kind of sad. Technology has negatively affected kids in such a huge way‚ especially in schools. Most kids claim they’re bored so they pull out their cell phones or Ipods. Their attention span isn’t but so big‚ so they tend to get distracted easily by fumbling with their phones and playing games. This is

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    Dontez Smith Eng 1010 The Negative Effects of Technology Do you remember summer as a kid? Playing in the street with your friends and riding your bike up and down the street. What happen to the good old fashion street games? Red light green light‚ mother may I‚ freeze tag‚ and every child’s favorite hide go seek. All of these games that kept us active running and jumping are no longer in existence because of the way of life through cells phones and the internet. Due to technology children

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    Running Head: THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF COHABITATION The Negative Effects of Cohabitation University of Phoenix The Negative Effects of Cohabitation In today modern society with such high rate of divorce‚ many people are turning to cohabitation. With the 2000 census reporting 5.5 million cohabiting couples ‚ up 3.2 million from 1990 ( Simmons & O’Connell‚ 2003)‚ it is clear that cohabitation is a trend that needs to be further examined. Cohabitation is viewed as an attractive alternative or

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