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    Johnellyn “JET” Takisang Mr. Cason‚ T. EN 112-2 09 July 2013 Abortion Life is a masterpiece given to us by the Creator and no one can take it away but him. Life is special and valuable. One has to cherish it; one has to value it; and one has to live it. Every people and every baby has the right to see and enjoy the beauty of life. But then‚ a technique called Abortion was introduced to seize that away. In a standard dictionary‚ Abortion means the termination of a pregnancy after‚ accompanied by‚

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    Can a Machine Know? Martin Eddy 6/5/10 TOK Essay Word Count: 1213 In today’s day and age‚ the question “Can a Machine Know?” is very important and relevant to what we are doing with machines in making them more and more humanlike and capable of human functions. A machine‚ as defined on Dictionary.com “is an apparatus consisting of interrelated parts with separate functions‚ used in the performance of some kind of work.” That seems simple enough‚ not very complicated at all. But then if

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    In some cases the victim falls pregnant‚ what is she supposed to do next? Either have an abortion or continue with the pregnancy and after birth give the child up for adoption. ‘Adoption is never an alternative for abortion’. What if that child never gets adopted as they will have that stigma following them of being a child born as a consequence of a rape? That mother will always blame herself‚ for the mistake

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    Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy‚ usually done during the first 28 weeks of the pregnancy. There are many different forms of abortion‚ as well as different consequences to each way that abortion is done. Although every women has their own reason for making the decision of having an abortion done‚ most of the time they choose to have an abortion without knowing the consequences or effects that can occur throughout the year. While there are several different methods to having an abortion

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    Approximately 42 million abortion procedures are performed in a year. Approximately 115‚000 procedures are performed in a day. Fifty percent of women under the age of 25 are obtaining abortions. One percent of abortions are caused by rape. Six percent of abortions are caused by medical reasons‚ either the mother or the child. Ninety three percent of abortion is caused by the child being unwanted or inconvenient. Ever since abortion became legal in 1973 it has been one of the most heavily

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    division of labor -Agreeing to extend kinship bonds to your spouse’s relatives 4. Identify four methods of preventing pregnancy. -Not allowing adolescents to marry (especially boys)‚ using magic (protective jewelry‚ ritual acts‚ etc.)‚ practicing abortion (chemical or surgery)‚ adhering to a post partum sex taboo prohibition against husbands and wives having sexual intercourse for a period of time following the birth of a child. 5. In some culture cousins are preferred spouses.  Bedouin Arabs are

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    actions. I am going to explore this question in detail and provide three arguments for and against the use of capital punishment. I will also include various counter arguments to balance out the individual arguments. I will also make references to the TOK diagram at certain points by connecting reason and language as ways of knowing and the areas of knowledge will be ethics and psychology which lies in the human sciences. However‚ before I begin: for all intents and purposes I would like to state that

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    Abortion is one of the most controversial issues in America today. Abortion is the ending of pregnancy before birth. There are approximately 1.5 million abortions every year in this country. Abortion was made legal in the 1970s. However‚ pro-life activists argue that it is murder. Should the government have the legal power to take away a woman’s right to make decisions regarding her own body? An abortion results in the death of an embryo or a fetus. Abortion destroys the lives of helpless

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    an article on her own website entitled “Let’s Have More Teenage Pregnancy” about her speculation of enforcing teen pregnancy and young marriage. Mathewes-Green was born in 1952. She holds a B.A. in English from the University of South Carolina as well as a M.A. in Theological studies from Virginia Theological Seminary. She has spoken against abortion in her speeches since she is pro-life as well as written books on abortion. Mathewes-Green begins her article by stating that because a woman is able

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    Justice‚ within the concept of discussing abortion and justice there will inherently two sides to the argument‚ both opponents and proponents will argue or defend their position vigorously. As our text clearly highlights and brings to the forefront various aspects related to the topic‚ it is only source of material in a world of contrasting opinions. Depending on which definition one may wish to highlight‚ the term justice can generally be defined as a theory of administering the law in general

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