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    No Cell Phones for Kids

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    NO CELL PHONES FOR KIDS Cell phone is considered as an important thing in human life nowadays. We no longer rely on public phones that once we did. The cell phones users are not only people that come from the working class‚ but also children. Is cell phone really that important? There are a lot of disadvantages of using mobile phones which involves children from age six until thirteen. Some people might think that kids should have cell phones. However‚ I do believe that kids should not have cell

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    Cell Phones and Cancer

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    “Largest Study on Cell Phones and Cancer Finds No Link”‚ Associated Press‚ Time‚ October 21‚ 2011 This article talks about how cell phones are not linked to cancer. According to Danish researchers‚ the biggest study ever consisting of 350‚000 people found no evidence of any link. This concluded that people who have used a cell phone for a decade don’t have different cancer rates than those who have not. Last year‚ a different study found no connection between cell phones and cancer. But

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    idea of a cell phone has been around since the nineteenth century. A cell phone is also referred to as a mobile phone‚ or a cellular device. The first cellular device was invented in 1973 by Martin Cooper. This mobile telephone was the size of a brick! Ever since this invention‚ the cell phone has become the most prevalent piece of technology. Nowadays‚ the majority of people in the world possess a cell phone. One country in particular that is very popular when it comes to cell phones is the United

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    Cell Phone Safety

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    CELLULAR PHONES Each day something like 30‚000 people in the United States sign up for and start using a cellular phone. With a cell phone you can talk to anyone on the planet from just about anywhere (80% of the U.S. has coverage). A cell phone is really an extremely sophisticated radio. A cell phone is a duplex device which uses one frequency for talking and a second‚ separate frequency‚ for listening. A cell phone can communicate on 1‚664 channels and operate within cells. They can switch cells

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    The Use Of Cell Phone

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    The Use of Cell phone Mobile phone use has become a very common phenomenon‚ and people mostly depend on cell phones for communication. The cell phone is probably the most accepted and widely used communication devices in nowadays. A mobile phone is a phone that can make and receive telephone calls over a radio link while moving around a wide geographic territory (Wikipedia). Cell phone has influenced people’s lives in many different ways: Provides communicate with friends‚ family‚ and coworkers

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    Using Cell Phones

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    Topic: Using Cell Phones Most cell phone companies design models especially for kids. But parents are usually the ones buying the phones‚ and paying the bills. According to a July 2012 study‚ 56% of parents of children ages 8 to 12 have given their children a cell phone. The percentage goes up with age. The study‚ by ORC International for the National Consumers League (NCL)‚ basically proves what many people already assumed: many kids‚ if not most‚ have their own cell phones. According

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    Cell Phone Negotiations

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    Cell Phone Negotiations Monique Wilson MGT/557 April 9‚ 2012 Marie Smith Cell Phone Negotiations Conflicts and disputes in negotiations arise because of a number of reasons. Opposing interests‚ cultural‚ gender‚ personality‚ and emotional differences are contributing factors as well. Culture is an important dimension of international negotiations. According to Vochita (2008)‚ it is an ingrained

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    "How Cell Phones Have Changed Our Lives" What invention do you use every day? What invention could you not leave your house without? For me‚ it would be a cell phone. Forty years ago if someone would have said that everyone would have a cell phone‚ people would think they were crazy. According to a U.N. Telecom Agency report‚ the world has about six billion cell phones. That’s roughly one for eighty-six of one hundred people. There are several reasons why I believe that the invention that I think

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    Cell Phone Use

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    is fair to say that people should be barred from using their cell phone in places where preserving silence is very important. However the restrictions should be limited to certain places and should not extend to general public places‚ like cafe’s and restaurant’s‚ as this may lead to the feeling among the citizens that their freedom is being compromised for the sake of few individuals. Cell phones have become a part and parcel of our lives and we conduct many useful functions through through them

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    cell phone essay

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    Cell Phones In the article of “Why I’m Getting a Divorce in 2014” by Jarrid Wilson‚ Wilson talks about how we should take the cell phone and turn it back into its original purpose. At the end of the blog it asks if you will take the vow to divorce your phone‚ and other technologies. So that you can spend more time with your family and friends. The article does have some truth to it. In the fact that some of us may use or phones a bit to much‚ but on another note cell phones let us connect to

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