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    English I Honors 16 April 2013 Birth Control to Teens Teens should have availability to birth control because it could lower teen pregnancy rates‚ therefore the United States should allow birth control availability to teens. Times have changed and new technology is available and that has led to new medicine such as birth control. Birth control is legal but teens have restricted access. The United Stated should change that because it could have a great affect on teen abortions and unexpected pregnancies

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    In the beginning there was chaos and Orana‚ the goddess of the sun‚ was born. She is the ruler who formulated what is now known as the core of the earth. She gathered many stars and crushed them together to create a glowing rock-like sphere. Orana then decided to have the core revolve around her so she could watch her creation. While doing this she ran into Lunasta‚ god of the moon. Lunasta moved the moon to have it revolve around the core too. So instead Orana and Lunasta decided to put the sun

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    Science is literally all around us every second of every day and gaining understanding of our world through science has molded our modern world. Before any scientific discovery‚ society was only making baby steps towards substantial advancements. In this more primitive society‚ during the 14th-15th century‚ people pondered matters of life using philosophical thinking. They fabricated explanations about subjects like the solar system and nature. When people moved into the 16th century ideas advanced

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    Birth of My Child

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    Love was Born I woke up on the morning of February 8th‚ 2012‚ just as I would have any other morning. Little did I know my life would drastically change within the next twenty-four hours. I began getting ready for my doctor appointment‚ just as I had for the past nine months. My stomach was large‚ I looked like I had somehow swallowed a beach ball. I was going on my forty-second week of pregnancy. As I arrived at my doctor appointment the room was filled with a sea of people‚ all ranging from

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    A certified nursing assistant (CNA) is not the same as a medical assistant. The occupations both involve working with patients and collaborating with nurses and physicians in medical settings‚ but a CNA has much more specific duties. CNAs aid nurses by doing patient prep work‚ such as taking temperature or blood pressure‚ feeding and bathing patients‚ and filling the role of a general caregiver for patients who may not need constant medical attention‚ but do need assistance with personal maintenance

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    Tuesday/Thursday 12:15-1:30 Teens should be easily provided with Birth Control Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience teenage girls should be put on/easily provided with Birth Control. Thesis/Central Idea: To truly understand the significance of high school girls being easily provided with birth control it is important to understand the reasons why it should be provided‚ the different types of birth control‚ and the benefits of birth control. Organizational Pattern: Statement of Policy: Problem-solution

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    things a parent of a teenage girl could hear is “I’m pregnant.” Birth control is one of the best things that is made. Giving access to birth control for teenage girls without parental permission will lower teen pregnancy rates‚ allow young girls have a great future‚ and can also have decreased stress levels. For a long period of time‚ women and men tried many methods to prevent pregnancy.¨ In 1916‚ Margaret Sanger opened the first birth control clinic in the United States.¨ ¨In 1938‚ a case involving

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    Should teenagers be given birth control is a controversial topic today. Although birth control is the best method to prevent any unwanted pregnancies or diseases. Some parents have a hard time trying to decide if they should give the birth control for fear that moral and ethical misunderstanding on the issue. Before deciding anything they should decide the pros and cons to birth control and if there might be any other alternative choices or any benefits. A big advantage to birth control is it best way

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    Birth defects are structural and functional abnormalities that are present during birth that cause mental and physical disabilities (Shiel 1). Birth defects can have a variety of causes. A common cause of birth defects would be genetics. Genetics could cause birth defects if one or more genes aren’t working properly or part of the gene is missing (Shiel 1). Things such as missing a part of a chromosome or having an extra chromosome can cause birth defects (Shiel 1). Birth defects could also have

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    Birth Order Effect: Busted

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    Birth Order Effect: Busted Winston Churchill once said “History will be kind to me‚ for I intend to write it.” Churchill was the oldest child in his family and eventually went on to become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom; the question remains; does birth order determine who people will become? Cultural norms say that the oldest child is responsible and driven‚ while the baby of the family is spoiled and irresponsible; an evaluation of this idea needs to be taken. Children are not directly

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