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    Satirical elements in political cartoons are used entirely to promote issues within parliament; whether it be highlighting vices‚ personal prejudice or contentious decisions which loom over our society. The cartoonist‚ David Pope‚ has used established fantasy characters from the franchise “Harry Potter‚” in order to depict Malcolm Turnbull‚ Bill Shorten and Richard Di Natale as untrustworthy‚ immature and naïve children. Through the use of satirical devices including mockery and parody‚ captioning

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    Teen Pregnancy in the Media

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    Teen Pregnancy in the Media Three-quarters of a million teens between the ages of 15 and 19 become pregnant each year; eighty-two percent of those pregnancies are unplanned (“Peer Pressure Facts About Teenage Pregnancy” 1). Most teens that get pregnant do not have the education‚ money‚ or support system to raise a child‚ thus resulting in a poor life for the mother and the child (Wikipedia “Teenage Pregnancy” 3). Teenage pregnancy is a growing issue‚ especially in the United States‚ which is very

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    Teenage Relationship

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    Teenage Relationship Good Day! We are first year students of DMSF Pre- Dentistry; we are conducting a survey about teen relationships for our English Research/Term paper. As a requirement for the ending of classes. We would like to get your opinion or point of view in this regarding topic. Kindly answer these following questions truthfully for the success of our research. THANK YOU! • What is your reason for entering a relationship? For fun Curiosity Following the Trend

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    teenage life

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    Teenage years - what we all know as the intermediate stage of our lives where we undergo the change from an adolescent to an adult. No matter how much we love or hate our teenage years‚ one has to admit that the teenage years are indeed the most important and the best of our lives.Although many teenagers do not realise it‚ our teenage years are the highlight of our lives. It is the point of time where a person undergoes the "rites of passage" into adulthood. It is when one recognises his or her responsibilities

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    Editorial: Teen Pregnancy

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    they are still in their teens according to the president of the PACE Foundation‚ Sonia Brown. We are urging citizens to take a stand and educate our children about contraceptives and the irresponsibility and lack of knowledge that leads to teenage pregnancy. Most teens that have children find it harder to become a part of the work force because their time is more focused on their child. They are less prepared to enter the working world because they are ill prepared due to being forced to

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    Teenage Brain

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    Abnormal Psychology Assignment Inside the Teenage Brain Frontline: PBS Are teenagers from another planet? Are they really aliens? What goes on inside the teenage brain? Is the teenage brain any different from the adult brain? Let’s take a closer look! Your assignment is to watch the video entitled‚ “Inside the Teenage Brain” and to complete the study guide questions below. The video on the teenage brain is absolutely fascinating because it contains many facts explaining how our brain chemistry

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    Teenage Wasteland

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    Avi Noble Honors English p.2 01/16/2013 R.D. Essay #3 The Extended Version of “Teenage Wasteland” * To be inserted at the end of the story It had been 3 months and 15 days since Daisy and her husband had seen let alone heard from Donny. Daisy got up and started her normal routine‚ she got herself ready in just enough time to

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    Teenage Years

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    The Teenage Years Growing up is a hard process‚ especially for those who are experiencing their adolescent years. Everyone who has gone through this process agrees that these years have been some of the most awkward and strangest years of their lives; the ‘teen years’ is a period of time in which the majority of people tend to have rebellious and irresponsible behavior‚ where it’s easy to feel isolated and where everything bad that happens is the “end of the world”. Teenagers seem to hate everything

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    Pregnancy and Mother Hood

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    | Mother Hood | | Mother Hood | 2/10/2013 | Maya Phinizee | For my narrative/descriptive essay I chose to write about becoming a mother. There are positives and negatives about being a teenage mother but I choose to always look at the good. My son wasn’t planned but he isn’t a mistake either. I only have one child for the moment but from this experience I’m still debating on having more. This had been one long

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    Teenage wasteland

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    Teenage Wasteland “Teenage Wasteland‚” by Anne Tyler‚ is the brief story of Donny Coble‚ a fifteen year old boy in trouble. He has been getting into mischief at school and his grades are deteriorating‚ and his parents – who seem caring‚ but distant‚ and rather average – are concerned. The narration of the story centers around Donny’s mother‚ Daisy. Throughout the course of the story‚ Daisy meets with Donny’s principal‚ takes her son to a psychologist‚ and rearranges her days around taking Donny

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