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    Thesis: There is major debate both for and against using the fracking method to extract natural gas from the ground‚ but I propose that the federal government establish‚ monitor‚ and regulate environmental and health risks‚ and then create a minimum standard which the states are required to follow. Background: In the 1940’s the Halliburton Corporation developed a process to revitalize well production and prolong the life of wells nearing the end of their production cycle. The fracturing process‚

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    morning ladies and gentlemen‚ I’m XXX from Tweleve Science 6. First of all‚ thank to God‚ because of His grace‚ I am able to deliver this speech‚ and also thank you to Mr. XXX for giving me this opportunity. Well‚ today I would like to talk about pros and cons of sex education. Why do I take this as my topic? Because all children will grow up to become adults and will require some basic knowledge of sex as well as pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases at some point in time. Sex education is basically

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    What’s Good and What’s Bad about Wave and Tidal Energy? Wave and Tidal energy‚ sometimes called ocean or marine energy‚ are forms of water power in addition to methods previously discussed in a previous article about hydropower: http://www.kidsdiscover.com/teacherresources/whats-good-and-whats-bad-about-hydropower/ However unlike hydroelectric dams‚ which harvest power by installing an artificial obstruction in a flowing waterway‚ wave and tidal energy devices simply use the power of the ocean

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    Pros And Cons Of Reframing

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    Reframing: A New Method for Pastoral Care Introduction There are number of methods put forward in the ongoing research in Pastoral Counselling especially on the issue of change. Many suggestion has been proposed including the long term counselling. Donald Capps does not want to be left out‚ in his discovery; (in his work; Reframing: A new method of Pastoral Care; 1990). Capps proposes a new method of pastoral counselling which he calls “First-order and Second-order Change”. This essay will explore

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    They may be major or minor. “The pros of nuclear medicine are that it can diagnose several diseases that are very harmful for the people‚ the x-rays can scan the most sensitive parts of the body‚ and it has brought a lot of advancements in the field of medicine. The cons require a huge amount of investment‚ as some facilities are expensive‚ it produces mild radiation‚ if users are not careful it can

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    There are many legal aspects that need to be considered when looking at confinement. From potential legal issues that could arise‚ liabilities and responsibilities of the government‚ and how methods and practice of incarceration change due to the social and political environments‚ incarceration is very complex. There are many things that need to be taken into consideration. The government is liable and responsible for the prisoner’s medical care and providing equal protection. However‚ prisoners

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    Pros And Cons Of Cramming

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    high volume of information in a short period of time. This paper argues the inappropriateness of cramming specifically in regards to surface understanding and the use of time. There are two counter arguments promoting that cramming is an effective method of study. Firstly‚ students say that cramming allows them to understand the material quickly. Secondly‚ they say it provides better use of time. This is not true. First of all‚ saying it allows them to understand the material quickly is absurd because

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    The Pros And Cons Of Cults

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    cult that committed mass suicide in the 1970s (Akl). Not all cults spoil‚ though. There are about 3‚000 destructive cults in America (Hassan 74-77). There should be laws restricting cults actions because of there are cults that do bad things‚ the methods they use for recruiting could be unethical‚ and there are citizens that are hurt in the fight between the cults and the government. Cults should be able to practice what they want without any restrictions. They are the essentially the same as

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    -- is the leading culprit of the perpetual failure of international interventions. Subsequently‚ “well-meaning and intelligent people” are often led “to contribute to less than optimal outcomes.” Though counter-productive‚ the preeminent operation methods endure because they are part of the intervention “culture.” According to the words of a Cypriot NGO director‚ the most dangerous thing is somebody

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    Free speech‚ more than any other of America’s values‚ has been the touchstone of American democracy dating back to the Bill of Rights. The First Amendment‚ created in 1791‚ is so important because “without our basic and essential rights established by that first amendment‚ the others amendments would have little to no meaning and hardly any force.” It shows the creativity and innovativeness of American democracy. The Amendment states‚ “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion

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