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    cause of his or her death. Which is SMOKING. Weather you smoke or not smoking affects everyone in this room. You can be affected by either getting taxed for the medical bills or as simple as second hand smoke. Obviously‚ the number one reason to stop smoking is health‚ it is not just bad for you but it is also bad for the people around you. Like your spouse‚ friends and most importantly your KIDS. A study found that in household where both parents smoke‚ Young children have a 75 percent increased

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    One Stop Argument

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    dispatched to the One Stop‚ 33 N. Main St. for an assault. Schuylkill County Communications (County)advised there was an unconscious female who was struck in the head with a bottle. County advised the actors were Bryce Beaver and Leah Clark‚ who had fled the area on foot. Officers arrived on the scene‚ the victim Julie Allen was inside the One Stop. Stamets spoke with Allen while I spoke with witnesses‚ Brian O’Connell Jaleesa Ortiz. O’Connell stated Allen had walked out of the One Stop and Beaver and

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    Dont Stop Believin

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    Mrs. Badar Enriched English 12 7 September. 2011 “Don’t stop Believin” The song “Don’t stop believing”‚ by Journey‚ explains how rough life can be and become at times. Everybody has their days‚ but it’s all about what you make out of those days that counts. You just have to keep believing and stay strong through the ups and down. Life‚ we all have it‚ but it’s hard to decide what you’re going to do in it. Keep hoping for the best‚ stay motivated and open your eyes to everything out there

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    The Machine Stops Analysis

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    Science fiction made its way in ruling our lives. Technology is all around us. Year by year‚ centuries over centuries‚ the dependency towards technology is exacerbating. This situation however‚ have been predicted by a story titled “The Machine Stops” that was written last century‚ and is predicting how humanity will be driven away by technology advancement. This situation is also pictured in the movie “The Transcendence”‚ that was released in the 21th Century‚ and how humanity is being used and

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    Stop Animal Abuse

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    cruelty” (James Gorman). It is a worldwide problem that will continue unless people are concerned about it or stop doing it. There should be more laws regulating child labor. Animal abuse stops scientists from researching animals. Animals become endangered species. It also causes psychological effect. Animal abuse must be abolished. One reason animal abuse must be abolished is because it stops scientists from researching other animals. “Researching animals helped make medicines for terrible diseases

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    provide a wide array of opinions about the role of machines in life. Certain authors‚ such as Bellamy‚ would argue advancements and use of machinery is necessary to push society to a better‚ brighter future. However‚ reading Forster’s The Machine Stops makes one question the influence of machinery in our lives. Technology‚ like most things in life‚ can be considered both enslaving and liberating. In the 21st century it has allowed individuals to see and speak with loved ones half a world away

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    Stop and Frisk Policy

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    pros and cons of the Stop and Frisk policy in New York. This paper covers a short history of Stop and Frisk. It also will address the progression of the policy throughout the years. Furthermore‚ it will relate the topic to the management‚ gender‚ and race class focusing in on how the unconscious bias plays a role in how the police choose who to stop. The paper also includes some statistics of Stop and Frisk encounters. It will conclude with the group opinion of the Stop and Frisk policy.   INTRODUCTION

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    Stop and Search Powers

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    “The police have a number of powers of stop and search. When using any power they must always have regards to the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) codes of practice.” The effectiveness of the police stop and search procedures being used as a valuable tool in the detection of crime can be measured by looking at the role that stop and searches play in policing and the arrests they lead to. However their impact on the community and the negative image it has given the police force outweigh

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    Stop Motion Animation

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    STOP MOTION TECHNIQUE Stop motion animation‚ as other animation techniques‚ has the purpose of giving life to objects (Nancy basile‚ 2006)‚ the process is simple‚ they take a picture of the objects and then continue repositioning them continuously taking more pictures of the same objects to create a sequence of consecutive images that can give the viewer the illusion of motion. One common form for this animation is claymation. BACKROUND OF THIS TECHNIQUE Stop motion animation has been in the

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    Non Violence

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    extent. Non-violent resistance strategies‚ such as those pioneered by Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King are designed to avoid this trap by absolutely refusing to be drawn into a violent confrontation. This is a strategy that requires tremendous courage‚ self-control‚ as well as a willingness to endure pain and sometimes even death. The strength of nonviolence lies in its ability to dramatically reduce the moral legitimacy of those who persist in using violent strategies against non-violent opposition

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