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    Prohibition With crime rates reaching new lengths and drugs replacing alcohol‚ the Prohibition Era created more problems than it solved. The Prohibition Era began in 1920 and continued through 1933. It was intended to “decrease the evils of alcohol” (“The Prohibition Era”). Its main goal was to lower crime by bettering our society. Prohibition was suppose to improve the overall health of America. Unfortunately‚ it caused several more issues to arise. Prohibition commenced with the 18th amendment

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    MORAL DECADENCE IN THE CHURCH‚ A PREVALENT PROBLEM IN CHRISTIANITY; WHAT CAN BE DONE TO CURB THIS PROBLEM ? The moral decadence of the Nigerian society is no longer news to our ears. In fact the decay has eaten deep that it seems corruption‚ embezzlement‚ unchastity‚ stealing‚ dishonesty etc. are now a normal way of life and any behaviour short of such will be considered unusual and the individual will be treated as a societal misfit‚ this is a misnomer for a society that is considered to be one

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    Pratt was in the same unit with Ernie Pyle’s in the Pacific. 3.  How does the detective start his investigation of the typewriter? The first thing that Wes does to investigate the type writer is simply just examine it. He also looked at the portability of the typewriter. There was also a few patent dates of 1904‚ 1910 so that means that it has to date after 1910. 4. .Why is it important to get the typewriter working? What did the comparison of the documents show? It’s important to get the typewriter working so they can verify if it was actually Pyle’s

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    Juvenile Crime Statistics Angela Coffey CJA/374 May 13‚ 2015 Professor Erica Williams Juvenile Crime Statistics The overall decrease in juvenile arrests according to Puzzanchera (December 2009)‚ “the latest data reflect such progress‚ with a 3% decline in overall juvenile arrests from 2007 to 2008 and a 2% decrease in juvenile arrests for violent offenses over the same timeframe.” In addition to Puzzanchera (December 2009)‚ “similar positive trends are

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    We Can But Should We? Your name Your College NR-361: Information Systems in Health Care Instructor: your instructor Spring xxxx Introduction The digital age has given us the opportunity to store all sorts of information about ourselves electronically. Let’s take a look at one of the current trends in technology that may help emergency responders enhance the care they give to us in the event of an emergency. Review of QR Codes Quick Response codes‚ or QR codes‚ were developed by an automobile

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    COGNITIVE LANGUAGE CAUSES MORE PROBLEMS THAN IT SOLVES” DISCUSS. The statement in the title is suggesting that non-cognitive language‚ or non-factual language‚ is inefficient at attempting to solve the relevant and evident issues with religious language. In this essay I will argue that although there are several innate flaws with non-cognitive language‚ I‚ on occasion‚ actually find it more helpful than cognitive language. This is because when using cognitive language it is often that people find themselves

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    vis¬it¬ing the Zoo‚ this is a problem that Zoos have to deal with. To get the mes¬sage across about the peril sit¬u¬a-tion of Planet Earth‚ the need for bet¬ter pro¬tec¬tion of ecosys¬tems and sav¬ing endan¬gered species‚ together with bet¬ter under¬stand¬ing of these ecosys¬tems and species‚ edu¬ca¬tion is the per¬fect instru-ment of course. For chil¬dren the recre¬ational part (enter¬tain¬ment) can sup¬port the more seri¬ous aspects of the Zoos’ mis¬sion. In other words‚ learn¬ing can be made fun. And

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    seen X-men‚ people would be strongly impressed by professor X’s supernatural ability of telepathy. Some people told us that they would do anything and take whatever result just to own such power. But when it comes to one of us having that telepathy‚ we would rather not use it. First of all‚ using telepathy on people around you‚ especially your beloved ones can destroy your social relations since you are able to read their minds‚ opinions. Imagine when you can read someone’s mind‚ you can also see what

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    What Can We Be Sure Of? Humans cannot be sure of anything. The idea that we can know everything about our surroundings is absurd. The possibilities of everything we perceive being an illusion are endless‚ and there is frankly no way to distinguish the truth. To understand what our world really is‚ we must first understand ourselves‚ rather‚ our own thoughts. Yet in saying that‚ the mind itself is too complex for a mere human to understand‚ let alone to understand the entire world. “If our brain

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    Mike Maguire:  Crime statistics are not simple reflection of ‘facts’‚ but one of many possible tools for gaining a better understanding of the highly complex and rapidly changing forms of behavior that can be described as ‘crime’. A ‘rise (or fall) in crime’ indicated by police records or survey results should be regarded as an important piece of evidence about‚ rather than conclusive proof of‚ changes in the scale and patterns of such behaviours.  Crime statistics are not immune from political

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