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    "For Imposing Taxes on us Without our Consent" The section of the Declaration of Independence titled "The Charges Against the King is extremely important. The English Declaration of Rights included a similar section‚ so without indicating the revolutions’ causes it would have been very difficult to justify independence. Today and during the time of the revolution many of the accusations seemed rather weak and unsupported. However there were some that were considered by all to be significant infractions

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    pregnancies and sexually transmitted disease among teenagers. The incidence of sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancies would be reduced if Australian schools were to introduce condom vending machines. Then we would not have a large proportion of teenage girls becoming pregnant each year. In countries of similar socioeconomic status‚ such as the United States‚ there are more than 16‚000 pregnancies in the suburbs of New York alone. These teen mothers would find it hard to feed their children‚ so they

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    Those teenagers are left unheard‚ because they are not of legal age for political voting when it comes to electing a president. Denying them the right to vote denies them a voice in our democracy. Most people around me believe that the voting age should also be lowered‚ and each of them care more about politics than most of the adults we know. If teenagers were able to vote‚ then there wouldn’t be a controversial topic on making not voting illegal. Yes‚ there is talk about making voting a law‚ and

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    Sharon Bernardi has had seven children. All but one died just a few hours after birth‚ while the survivor lived with extreme defects until his passing at age 21. At first the doctors could not figure out what was causing the seemingly healthy babies to suddenly pass away‚ but after her fourth baby‚ they found that it was from a deadly disease called Leigh’s syndrome‚ an abnormality in the mitochondria that the mother passes on to her children. Leigh’s syndrome causes severe psychomotor regression

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    The book “topics for today” by Smith‚ L.C & Mare‚ N.N (2004) is a reliable material for English learners in general and third year students in ULIS-VNU in particular. All its four units with some interesting topics including the society‚ nature versus nurture‚ medical advance as well as the environment fascinated me a lot. However‚ I make the third unit my best choice for my reading reflection because it discusses technology and ethical issues raises‚ which have been recently concerned most among

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    Teens should be allowed to have babies because it makes them mature faster. Sometimes teen mothers do not get support from the baby father. They often have to drop out of school pick up and work to be able to support them and the child. In an article in People magazine a teenage girl name Ambria Branch gave birth to her first child in the eighth grade. A few years later she goes on to take college courses and a night job at Amber`s childcare center. Ambria made a statement about how much “She can’t

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    Pregnancy Prevention Birth Control Tamara Bernard March 5‚ 2013 Ms. Morcos Period #8 Abstract According to Women’s Health Channel‚ teenage mothers and the baby’s birth are at risk for developing health problems. Therefore teenage pregnancy prevention is an important matter. This research paper will be focusing on the advantage and disadvantage of the contraceptive‚ and how effective it can be‚ comparing abstinence and birth control and the economic

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    example‚ many schools enforce students to watch Channel One news‚ which is composed of more logos than news when students could be learning another language or gain a new skill in an elective such as pottery. A school should be a haven for learning‚ but repeated exposure to "Cover Girl" and "McDonald’s" signs intrude into a child’s mindset. Going to a "Channel One library" may distract a child from learning and make the school lose its educational integrity. In addition‚ the company could portray a

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    name teacher English Feb 9 2014 Death penalty should be permitted. If a person is truly guilty of a crime worth the death penalty with solid proof then‚ should the punishment be executed right away with no appeals allowed. It is true that death penalty has some terrible risk like false accusations‚ where an innocent life is lost‚ however it should still be permitted because the guilty deserve a severe punishment. It saves us money‚ and makes society a safer place to live which gives peace

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    Mandatory Birth Control Welfare Requirement Debate Kirby Rider BCOM/275 July 18‚ 2013 David Morrisson Mandatory Birth Control Welfare Requirement Debate The American welfare system began in the 1930s‚ during the Great Depression‚ to aid families with little or no income. The welfare system expanded over the following six decades. Allegations of welfare fraud and abuse increased proportionally. Some welfare recipients were staying unmarried‚ unemployed‚ or acquiring

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