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    Wills English 101 Argument Essay March 4‚ 2011 Smoking in public places has been a controversial topic for many years now. Some agree and some just disagree. A separate smoking section in restaurants just is not enough. Smoking in public places should be banned and illegal because it’s bad for the environment‚ it has a dangerous effect on people’s health‚ and it has a bad influence on children. Firstly‚ smokers think that smoking just affects their health

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    are being forced to be tested on for medical research and it must be stopped! There is no viable reason that this act should continue‚ as it is not only harmful‚ inaccurate AND there are alternative methods. You should be sitting here thinking this speech is unnecessary as is obvious that testing products designed for us on animals is unethical‚ cruel and inhumane. However‚ you’d be surprised that a survey conducted by the Institute of “Humane Research Australia” shows that 25% of Australians approve

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    March 22‚ 2011 Mr. Robert Bechtold‚ Manager Kukyendahl Joint‚ Inc. 88 North Park Road Houston‚ TX 77005 Re: Last Warning Dear Mr. Bechtold: (Switched to indirect approach)Enclosed in a summary of recent ETS-related court cases in which landlords and owners were held responsible for providing toxin-free air for their tenants. In most of these cases‚ owners were also required to reimburse rents and pay damages for the harm done before the environmental tobacco smoke problem was remedied

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    FAMILY PROBLEM AND ITS EFFECT TO THE STUDENTS CLASS PERFORMANCE _________________________ A Research Paper Presented to Mrs. Dinah L. Mission‚ English – IV Teacher _________________________ In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in English-IV by: Em Chafari Talamo Cajes Jessa Mae Caba Avila February 2013 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Apart from the efforts of me and to my partner‚ the success of this project depends largely on the encouragement and guidelines of many others

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    in today’s society is smoking. Yet each year‚ cigarette smoking kills more Americans than AIDS‚ alcohol‚ car accidents‚ homicides‚ suicides‚ illegal drugs and fires combined. Smoking is an extremely bad pastime‚ practiced for centuries‚ for an individual’s health and those surrounding him/her. People start for many different reasons and get addicted to the nicotine in cigarettes. Smoking cause many fatal diseases‚ but help is available to those who seek it. Cigarette smoking is a disgusting and unhealthy

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    Avery Parker Smoking Bans Essay English 1301 Wooldridge 06 August 2012 Banned Against Smoking Smoking has always been a bad habit for most people‚ some more than others. Regardless of awareness that smoking damages their health‚ smokers could not easily give up on smoking due to physical and mental addiction‚ stress‚ and peer pressure. Dozens of localities and a number of states have enacted sweeping smoking bans. To many people tobacco smoke is considered as air pollution. Smoking outdoors is

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    The question I ask is‚ would the banning of smoking increase the overall health of Americans? HYPOTHESIS I believe at the end of this study I will find that smoking is the root of many of America ’s greatest health issues. As well the fact that limiting or completely eliminating exposure of Americans to second hand smoke would greatly increase the health of all Americans. I believe this change would happen very rapidly following the ban of smoking in public areas. METHODOLOGY In order to conduct

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    Cigarette Smoking

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    Abstract This essay‚ the Argumentative Essay‚ is about cigarette smoking. I will explain the harmful effects it has on people’s health‚ whether they smoke or not. I will also talk about how smoking can be bad for one’s financial status. I will show opposing sides of how smokers don’t find smoking bad. Cigarette Smoking Every day‚ over 3800 teens‚ eighteen and younger‚ smoke their first cigarette. It may be with friends that pressured them‚ or by themselves just to see how it is

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    Free speech should not be limited because our country was built on freedom of speech. It’s what made segregation illegal‚ slavery abolished‚ and helped build our nation today. American was built on the constitutional right‚ being freedom of speech. The country would be chaotic if the right was taken away from us but there are circumstances where individuals go too far and overuse the right to freedom of speech. One can express what they have to say‚ but there is a certain way one should go out and

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    newly developed constitution brought upon adverse opinions as to its “new republic form being as enshrined” as well as it being a “danger”. Both oppositional and approval views were discussed within Madison Federalist No. 10 and Patrick Henry’s Speech against Ratification. Patrick Henry viewed the new constitution with an opposition in which he believed that it gave too much power to the central government at the expense of the state governments. His fear‚ and great anti-federalist views were rooted

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