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    Pros and Cons of Drug Testing Welfare Recipients The argument of whether those who wish to receive or are receiving welfare‚ unemployment benefits or food stamps should be drug tested. There is a popular theory believing that having recipients tested will save taxpayers money. Researching this subject revealed surprising facts and insight of both accounts. Value of Facts The main question needing asked if the drug testing costs outweigh the possible welfare program savings. My research findings

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    Marijuana for the Use of Medicinal Purposes: The Pros and Cons of Legalizing Marijuana Laynee Scarborough-Bowser Kaplan University CM 109-04 Marijuana‚ For the Use of Medicinal Purposes: The Pros and Cons of Legalizing Marijuana The legalization and use of Marijuana for medicinal purposes is a controversial subject within the U.S. Supreme Court‚ Congress‚ and Society. Here‚ the writer will examine the pros and cons of legalizing marijuana‚ who is permitted

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    Is the world will be a better place‚If the nurses get paid more than pro athletes.We save lives‚ they throw balls.(5 things about nurses on Pinterest) Are athletes overpaid? Many Americans that work full-time job‚ Nurses who save lives even the president who run the country didn’t make that much.But many retired athletes have chronic health problems. It may seem unfair that athletes get paid to play game‚ but remember who they are really play for. However‚ many Americans work until they are about

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    Congress Pros And Cons

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    Going back to 1883‚ The Pendleton Act‚ created a civil service system to help control where money was coming from. This was believed to give corporations preference because politicians would raise money by speaking to corporations and offering to put a stop to bills that would negatively affect them and promote laws that would be in the corporation’s favor. In 1907 Teddy Roosevelt signed into law the Tillman Act because he believed money was a negative influence on campaigns. This act banned corporations

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    Spanking is a form of corporal punishment that is commonly used to discipline children all around the world. This form of punishment typically consists of an adult striking the child’s bottom or hand as a reaction to unwanted behavior. There are many arguments that are made on whether a child should be spanked or not‚ many people tend to believe it’s fair while other believe it’s simply wrong. Those who do not believe in spanking say spanking is a form of child abuse. That it shows children the idea

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    Vaccines Pros And Cons

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    those who are immune cannot contract the disease and spread to others. An article in the Oxford Journals states‚ “Herd immunity only works if most people in the population are vaccinated (for example‚ 19 out of every 20 people need to be vaccinated against measles to protect people who are not vaccinated)” (Fine 911-916). Consequently‚ the more vaccinated‚ the fewer opportunities for spreading. Vaccinating is a personal choice‚ but the issue of vaccination is of primary importance due to its direct

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    about the pros and cons of selectively breeding beef cattle. Reasons for selective breeding are to gain better quality meat from the animal and to breed them free from diseases. Sometimes breeds are crossed to eliminate hereditary problems such as Hypotrichosis (Hairlessness‚ where the calves are born no hair‚ but may grow short curly hair with age)‚ Alopecia

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    After reading the two responses of those who support and those who are against Game Base Learning‚ I agree with the argument given by those who are against eLearning. Although both sides were well organized and presented several examples to support their stand‚ the evidence presented against eLearning is more thorough and specific. Those opposed to eLearning referred to the 2013 study‚ which indicated that students who completed the gamified experience go better scores in practical assignments and

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    Pros And Cons Of Napoléon

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    Many may think of the French revolution as bloody and uncivilized‚ others may think of it as a major turning point in the development of western ideals‚ however; objectively‚ both views are valid and transition to the heir of the French empire after the revolution. Napoléon. This man‚ like the revolution he helped in creating‚ ending and succession‚ is seen too as a bloody uncivilized man‚ as well as a perpetuator of true western ideals. No matter what point of view one may have of this man‚ one

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    Jatta Pros And Cons

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    JASTA Act JASTA is bill that allows civil claims based in the U.S territory and borders against foreign countries for the liability of terrorism acts which foreign state is sponsoring directly or indirectly‚ resulting in either personal or property damages. The congress considered the JASTA act as a claim to compensate families who were injured by the 9/11 attacks. The main purpose of the act is to narrow and limit the immunity of foreign states in cases where international

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