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    Gun Debate

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    multiple of gun shootings at movie theaters‚ schools‚ and in neighborhoods the government took it in their hands to create a law about guns. Many people agree to not being allowed to own guns at all but some people are upset at the law because they would like to own guns for their protection. After the Connecticut school massacre‚ a very intense debate on the gun law was talked about on how to keep guns away from criminals without taking the guns away from lawful gun owners to protect their selves and families

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    The Education Debate

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    Andrea N. Anderson J. Sodon ENG102-577 29 March 2015 Essay 3: The Education Debate Wouldn’t school be great if we could make our own schedules? Not just picking out classes from pre-selected schedules‚ actually doing everything when it’s convenient for us. That’s exactly how it works when taking online courses. Online education is a great option for individuals who can’t participate or don’t prefer to participate in classroom education. I’ve successfully done it myself. Online and classroom

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    LIVING TOGETHER BEFORE MARRIAGE The human being and their society are always constant motion. In modern life‚ there are new tendencies which a lot of different than traditional countries appear. One of aspects changed quickly all over the world is love‚ marriage and family. A flower cannot without sunshine and man cannot live without love. (Max Muller) Love is a sacred and wonderful sentiment. In generation past‚ marriage and living together forever are a last destination of love

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    Debate on Smoking Should the Government be able to control what we do in our own lives‚ or what we do to our own bodies? Would you want a communist country‚ Where the government controlled what you do every single day? In my opinion if you banned smoking it would just be the start down a path that could allow other unconstitutional laws and freedoms being stricken from the American population. The main reason why the government has not ban this drug yet is because of the economy‚ cigarettes alone

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    The Great Debate

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    countries constitutions on. I believe the truly genius thing about the constitution is the way it was written. Several phrases are written very loosely‚ and this has allowed us to make changes or amend it. That is why it is called a "living document"‚ because like a living changing person‚ this document can also live and change. Over 200 years ago when this document was written‚ the framers could never have predicted what changes their future society would have. So by leaving phrases

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    ANA Debate “Why should nurses discuss the pos and cons of abortion? It’s up to the government and to the church to adopt a position‚ not the nurse”. Although‚ these comments reflect the attitudes of some professional people‚ there are a number of reasons why the nurse cannot ignore the question of abortion: relatively safe abortion is now a reality; laws have changed to make abortion readily available; increasing numbers of women will seek abortion; and nurses are frequently and directly involved

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    The implications of the 1924 immigration law were to prevent specific ethnicities from immigrating to the United States. In 1921‚ Congress passed an emergency immigration act restricting immigrants from Europe to come to the United States. Only 500‚000 Europeans were allowed to immigrate during this time‚ because of nativism in the United States‚ but Congress was still unsatisfied. Almost half of the 500‚000 immigrants were from southern and eastern Europe. Politicians and lawmakers created the National

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    My Vision of India

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    “My vision of India for the year 2025 is that India in 2025 has entered the ranks of developed nations and not tagged as a developing nation.The tag of developing nation has been attached to India for far too long given the amount of resources available.There are several fronts on which India has changed in the last 20 years. To start with‚let me put forward my vision of India’s political system.The people of India are satisfied with the administration of the ruling democratic party.The politicians

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    Urban Planner Visions

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    NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LOJA ENGLISH LANGUAGE CAREER NAME: Diego Vaca Ludeña DATE: October 14‚ 2012 Expository essay Essay topic: Urban Planners visions Thesis statement: the urban planners such as Jane Jacobs and Daniel Burnham decided to approach the solution with eyes on the street‚ separate work places and specific residential zone. Safe cities are related by their design‚ besides they provide a sense of security those who inhabit

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    M&A IDT implications

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    inorganic growth /strategic or non strategic investments Enhancing stake/repatriatio n Focus on core business /hiveoff of non core business /monetize Legislative framework of M&A Tax regulations Companies Act Accounting Implications Stamp duty Exchange Control Competition Act FDI Indirect tax SEBI Every M & A action has a tax/ regulatory reaction Multiple laws affect the business reorganization Page 4 Key M&A Concepts Page 5 Merger Concept

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