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    Obamacare Pros The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office lists the advantages of Obamacare: The Act was designed to reduce overall health care costs by making services available to the 32 million who currently can’t get insurance. They often use a hospital emergency room as their primary care physician‚ increasing costs for everyone. This starts in 2014. It requires that all plans cover 10 essential health benefits. Preventive services are free‚ which lowers health care costs by treating

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    Neighborhood Watch

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    Neighborhood Watch: Let’s Partner with Law Enforcement: Let’s Be Vigilant: Let’s Legislate! By: Shelly Ray Date: 07/15/13 Over the weekend‚ the nation watched and listened as the “Not Guilty” verdict was read for second degree murder and manslaughter charges in the case of George Zimmerman. Mr. Zimmerman is the 29 year old neighborhood watchman man and man who fired the fatal shot of 17 year old Trayvon Martin on the evening of February 26‚ 2012 in Sanford‚ Florida. The subject I will bring

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    Pros And Cons Of Tipping

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    Service consumers often leave voluntary payments of money – “tips” – for the workers who served them. Among the services workers commonly tipped in the United States are bartenders‚ bellhops‚ casino croupiers‚ concierges‚ delivery people‚ doormen‚ golf caddies‚ limousine drivers‚ maître d’s‚ massage therapists‚ parking valets‚ porters‚ restaurant musicians‚ washroom attendants‚ shoeshine boys‚ taxicab drivers‚ and tour guides (Star‚ 1988). Although not as widespread as in the United States‚

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    lives and solve all of our problems. I am pleased to say we live in the future‚ today. We live in a world where new technologies and advanced medications are commonplace. However‚ while technological and medicinal advances have their pros‚ they also have their cons. For example‚ Adderall is a miracle drug for many people‚ prescribed to treat attention deficit disorder and it has been proven to restore the balance of neurotransmitters‚ fight tiredness‚ and provide mild euphoria. For many‚ Adderall’s

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    The Pros & Cons of Media.

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    Media envelops our homes‚ our culture and our world. Books‚ newspaper‚ magazines‚ radios‚ television‚ movies and computers are examples of media‚ which have encompassed us throughout the ages. Whether being bombarded by these facets of media is good for us or not‚ we must face the reality if its presence in our lives. However‚ how should we allow it to affect us? Some of us allow media to affect our lives in a very positive manner. For example‚ all forms of media provide information to the viewer

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    Neighborhood Watch

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    The idea of the neighborhood watch is one which has been proven to be one of the most effective ways to decrease crime within a neighborhood community. The basic idea of the neighborhood watch centers around neighborhood residents paying attention and identifying suspicious happenings and alerting and reporting crimes to police department. Through Neighborhood Watch groups and standardized surveillance techniques‚ residents and neighbors can assist and help the law enforcement authorities catch kidnappers

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    Ivf Pros And Cons

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    Rough Outline: Thesis: Ultimately it is unethical to use IVF and PGD to create another child to save a sibling processes for creating and using savior siblings - is it safe for the savior sibling? process involves a couple going through IVF treatment; they create embryos in the laboratory which are then tested to see if the tissues are a good match for a sibling Doctors use a technique called Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PDG)‚ (which is normally used to screen embryos for a genetically inherited

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    Fracking Pros And Cons

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    The Pros and Cons of Fracking and Why it Should be Allowed in North Carolina Hydraulic fracking for some is a dream come true. For others‚ it is a nightmare. The act of extracting oil and natural gas from shale rock layers from within the earth has environmentalists pulling out their hair and politicians jumping for joy. The contamination of groundwater‚ air and land is constantly being brought up in debates. The government on the other hand argues that it only causes minimal harm and the benefits

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    According to the Cambridge dictionary‚ adoption is “the act of taking another person’s child legally into your family to raise as your own child.” It quickly became a very popular thing to do in the mid-1900s. Since then‚ adoption has been a very common topic of conversation‚ more so of argument. Similar to a myriad of other controversial topics‚ people have their own opinions; many people are actually against adoption and could sit down and write a whole list of reasons why adopting a child is a

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    But the effects of gentrification are complex and contradictory‚ and its real impact varies. Many aspects of the gentrification process are desirable. Who wouldn’t want to see reduced crime‚ new investment in buildings and infrastructure‚ and increased economic activity in their neighborhoods? Unfortunately‚ the benefits of these changes are often enjoyed disproportionately by the new arrivals‚ while the established residents find themselves economically and socially marginalized. The effects of gentrification

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