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    causes disease‚ and has a negative impact on a child’s educational development. It is critical for the human body to receive enough vitamins and nutrients every day. However‚ most homeless people often eat foods that have a high fat content and small amounts of essential nutrients. According to research‚ “obesity may have replaced underweight as the new malnutrition” ("One-Third of US Homeless Are Obese."). Families that have little to no money cannot

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    senior editor of USA today and Mother Jones stated that in 2002‚ there was a mass shooting that happened in Appalachian School of Law in Virginia. The killer was stopped by armed students‚ but those students were current and former law enforcement officers. Also‚ the killer was out of bullet when they subdued him. (More guns More mass shootings) This shows no matter how responsible the gun owners are‚ if they don’t know how to handle the life threatening situations‚ it becomes more dangerous because

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    The first solution is parents must partially abstain children from technology by limiting children’s screen time according to American Academy of Pediatrics. The reason is that children don’t need technology to learn just as how current icon don’t need technology to bring them to where they are now. Furthermore‚ even Steve Jobs‚ the co-founder of Apple does not fancy his children playing technology. In fact‚ when iPad first came out‚ he banned his children from using them. He has an orthodox functional

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    Contact sports have been around for a long time‚ and have been a part of American culture. Sports have helped people pay for college through scholarship programs‚ allow kids to have fun‚ and bring money to the economy. People have a great time watching the game‚ and it brings the community closer. If you take away sports at younger ages‚ nobody will be as talented at higher levels. Everybody will be afraid to join the sport. People don’t start sports when they are already done with college‚ they

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    In today’s society depression in schooling has increasingly gotten worse. Over the years more children have been diagnosed with depression and other problems throughout the schools.While some people believe screening impacts children negatively‚ others see it as a strategic way to diagnose children. Therefore screening for depression has a positive impact on resolving problems with depression. Screenings are beneficial‚ while if not treated for depression quickly it could lead to the depression

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    Clearly‚ the majority of parents say they spank their kids. Various factors increase the likelihood‚ including geographic location (children in the South are spanked the most)‚ family income (less money means more spanking)‚ race (African-American mothers spank their children more than other ethnic groups) and religion (parents more fundamentalist in their religious beliefs spank more than those who are less so). But all in all‚ it’s a pretty clear picture. According to Kitty O’Callaghan (2016) “about

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    bottom of the ladder. This money and taxes can come from a wide assortment of sectors including agriculture‚ healthcare‚ workforce‚ and transportation. The transportation sector involves the taxation of gasoline. Gasoline balances on a positive and negative line. On one hand‚ it provides transportation for the majority of citizens and companies in North America. However‚ Menkes and Fawcett explain‚ “octane enhancing constituents of gasoline pose a number of health hazards including metallic (lead‚ manganese)

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    1. A mere 20 years after the Internet was founded‚ people do not yet know how the explosion in digital connectivity is shaping society. 2. Social media or texting on phone changed our grammar and spellings like. The words were “O.K.” now just “K”‚ “See you” as “c ya.” and "Take Care" as "TC". 3. The question on researchers’ minds is whether all that texting‚ instant messaging and online social networking allows children to become more connected and supportive of their friends — or whether the quality

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    Has Technology Ruined Music? Science and technology is continuously changing our life‚ since the Industrial Revolution which started from the middle of 19th century. And music‚ as an indispensable part of all the human beings’ life‚ is no exception. Digital technology has changed music in irreversible ways‚ while some people declare that technological advance is a devastating blow towards music. From my personal perspective‚ technology is not ruining music; indeed‚ it is boosting the developments

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    In year 1765 there was a tax that was called the Stamp Act. The Stamp Act was the name of an act that the British King and Queen taxed all the colonial people’s paper. The King and Queen were using the money to help pay for troops in the colonies in the seven years’ war or so they said. The Stamp Act negatively affected many groups of people; tax collector’s families went into hiding‚ it ruined the trust people had in tax collectors‚ and it made the colonists so angry they tortured the tax collectors

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