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    Should Animal Experimentation be justified? Animal experimentation is an issue that many think that just risen from nowhere‚ but actually it has a long brief history. It goes back to the earlier centuries where goats and pigs were dissected and when animal experimentation was used to learn more about the blood circulatory system and its processes first hand in the 1600s. Centuries later‚ the experimentations became a bit intensive and in-depth when French chemist‚ Louis Pasteur infected sheep

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    Katelyn Anderson Dr. Taylor ENG 015 15 January 2013 Banning Public Smoking Smoking cigarettes should be banned in public areas because it endangers innocent bystanders‚ such as pregnant women‚ people with asthma‚ and adolescents‚ as well as smokers themselves. By prohibiting smoking in public places‚ we would concurrently be protecting innocent people from secondhand smoke‚ as well as any potential symptoms or diseases it could cause. As a result‚ we would see a significant decrease in the amount

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    Should all polluting activities be banned? Could pollution ever be justified? Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into a natural environment that causes instability‚ disorder‚ harm or discomfort to the ecosystem i.e. physical systems or living organisms. Pollution can take the form of chemical substances or energy‚ such as noise‚ heat‚ or light. The major polluting activities in our world are power stations‚ industries‚ cars‚ CFC gases in aerosols‚ refrigirators and manufacture of polystyrene

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    Good Morning Mr. Chairman‚ Ladies and Gentlemen. As the second speaker from the affirmative team‚ I will also be arguing about why arranged marriage should be banned. The points I will be discussing today all revolve around the concept of arranged marriage violating human rights. However‚ allow me to firstly rebut the points stated by the first speaker of the opposing team. The first speaker stated that arranged marriage are more successful‚ and divorce wise this statement is true. For example the

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    world‚ many children are trained to be professional athletes. The competitiveness in competitive sports is so intense that it’s not just about physical skills‚ but also about mental abilities. Life‚ after all is a game about survival of the fittest. Whilst some kids are not born athletes‚ naturally in their minds they would like to participate and ultimately to be a winner; it is only human nature. In sports‚ unfortunately there is only one winner - and it is in every human’s blood‚ to be the only one

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    is and it seems to point too banning players. With that being said‚ should the National Football

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    Mark Twain’s fictional bildungsroman‚ The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ which—due to its racist and inappropriate use of language—has struck much debate on whether it should be taught in high school curricula. Some chastise the novel for the improper behavior that sets a bad example for the readers‚ believing it deserves to be banned. In contrast‚ others argue that the literary work’s original and realistic point of view that accurately depicts American life in the South educates us on the history

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    One day you could be in the wrong place at the wrong time‚ and a shooting breaks out‚ you will pray there is someone else there with a concealed firearm to help control the situation while waiting for police to arrive. They can’t do that if guns are banned. “We need to understand that we cannot stop crimes and murders. And banning guns would be a step‚ or two‚ backwards instead of moving forward in the right direction (The Times News).” The research conducted to produce this paper was drawn from a multitude

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    Death penalty should be banned The issue of death penalty is contentious in society. 70s‚ only six countries had stopped killing people as a form of punishment; now over 140 countries have abolished the death penalty. (5 reason)The death penalty‚ by definition‚ is a life or death issue. With the overwhelming global trend against executions‚ Its abolition has been a fierce debate worldwide problem. This essay argued that death penalty should be banned. One of the main reasons for banning

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    has the highest gun ownership rate in the world‚ witch is 88.0 per 100 resident in USA ( ). However‚ The Harvard Journal of Law Public Policy reports that the U.S ranks 4‚890 per 100‚000 residents‚ which ranks 103 in the world. Gun ownership should not be banned in the United States because of its benefits such as they protect families‚ especially females‚ they are not a violation of the Constitution according to the Second Amendment of the Constitution of the United States‚ and they cause panic or

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