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    have their own children. Some people suggest these children should be taken away from their parents‚ and government should take care of them. However‚ I disagree with this because no one should take away any children from their parents‚ and there are still many other ways that governments can help homeless children. All children need their parents’ lover. It is unreasonable to take them away from their parents‚ and it is unfair to claim that some people may not love their children because they are

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    of genetic tests. Genetic tests can help to: • Diagnose disease • Identify gene changes that are responsible for an already diagnosed disease • Determine the severity of a disease • Guide doctors in deciding on the best medicine or treatment to use for certain individuals • Identify gene changes that may increase the risk to develop a disease • Identify gene changes that could be passed on to children • Screen newborn babies for certain treatable conditions

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    Being Responsible

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    What does it mean to be responsible? Responsible means taking care of your duties; being accountable for your own actions. Being responsible also means to me is to take ownership; owning what I need to do and accepting the blame when I cause the problem. Committing ourselves to lead‚ to create‚ to solve problems involve being responsible. Whether it’s cleaning the house or just attending class‚ I am acting out of what it means to be responsible. When I think of having responsibilities I think

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    Contraceptives without Parents’ Consent Should teenagers be required to get their parents permission to obtain birth control information and contraceptives? Teen should be able to get the information and the contraceptives because they should be able to make their own decisions. It is important for the young teen to have access to information on contraceptives‚ have privacy to get these on his or her own‚ the prevent pregnancies and lesson the number of abortions. Right to Privacy Teens should have the right

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    Parents

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    Skill and Ethnic Cleansing: Evidence from the Partition of South Asia Saumitra Jha Stanford GSB Steven Wilkinson∗ Yale University January 16‚ 2012 Abstract Can combat experience foster organizational skills that engender political collective action? We use the arbitrary assignment of troops to frontline combat in World War 2 to identify the effect of combat experience on two channels that change local ethnic composition and future political control: ethnic cleansing and co-ethnic immigration

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    God Is Responsible

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    ‘God is responsible for everything that happens in the universe’ Discuss. God is known as the creator of the universe as he can be seen to have created the world through intelligent design. Therefore it can be elucidated that he should be responsible for everything that happens in the universe. Some people would say that he is responsible for everything in the universe such as‚ Christians because they believe he created the world through ‘creatio ex nihilo’‚ this means created the world out

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    Responsible Parenthood

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    ------------------------------------------------- Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 | Congress of the Philippines | An Act providing for a national policy on Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health | Citation | Republic Act No. 10354 | Territorial extent | Philippines | Enacted by | House of Representatives of the Philippines | Date enacted | December 19

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    first read over the two essays‚ Putting Parents in Their Place: Outside Class‚ and Letter from a “Concerned Mother”‚ I really liked the idea to keep parents out of the middle school classroom. So I brought my assignment home and asked my mom how I was to begin my essay. My mom reread the instructions to me and it said‚ “…choose an approach to the subject that matters to you…”. By that time I had forgot that I was to make an argument for or against parent involvement in school. So I picked a completely

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    worked on it for another 45 minutes until you figured it out. Or maybe your parents helped you. But should your mom and dad be allowed to help? The answer is yes. Here’s why. First of all‚ when parents help with homework‚ kids benefit academically. Parents shouldn’t give their kid the answer‚ but they can help them by correcting them when they’re wrong and explaining what they should do to solve the problem. Another way parents can help without giving the answer away is by quizzing them on a vocabulary

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    Every parent that is involved in an adoption arrangement will wonder and worry about their child for many days of many years. Curiosity is powerful‚ and it is not uncommon to long to be reunited with one’s own flesh and blood. Adopted children have a right to know who their biological parents are. Health reasons‚ curiosity‚ and the need to bond with family are all important factors that adopted children face. Genetic diseases make it essential that a child knows who their birth parents are.

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