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    mass shooting have all been devastating. Humans have proven how resilient the human race is. From constantly rebuilding to pulling together the human race has lasted through some of the worst disasters. In the article “Losing Everything‚ Except What Really Matters” is a great example of how no matter how horribly destroyed everything seems‚ if there is even a little thing left you can rebuild. Corey Soper lived with his family near Tuscaloosa where a tornado tore apart his family home while he was

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    Final Paper Smoking

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    Stewart English III September 12‚ 2014 Smoking Smoking harms nearly every organ of the body. According to Donald Linberg of MedlinePlus‚ smoking causes 87 percent of lung cancer deaths. Smoking can cause cancer almost anywhere in the body. This includes the bladder‚ stomach‚ liver‚ kidney‚ etc. Smoking also causes cardiovascular disease‚ respiratory disease and many other health issues. Cigarette smoke has over 7‚000 chemicals‚ and 69 of them cause cancer. Smoking is a huge problem and needs more awareness

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    Cause and effects of smoking Smoking is one of the main issues that mankind today is confronted with in the world. Smoking is known to have started as early as 1439 A.D. Rodrigo de Jerez was the first ever smoker in Europe‚ and the development of cigars was originated by the Native American people. In the twentieth century‚ cigars were advertised all over the world as a harmless‚ anti-stress product with little or no side effects. Smoking was eventually become widespread all over English-speaking

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    Second Hand Smoking

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    Topic: Second hand smoking is bad for your health. General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform audience about the effect second hand smoking can have on other people. Thesis Statement: Second hand smoking can be prevented by quitting or doing it somewhere where it wont harm other people. Introduction: Attention Getter: Have you ever been somewhere where someone is smoking and the smoke blow in your face? Think about horrible it smells plus the danger that the smoker is

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    TO WHAT EXTENT CAN INTERNATIONAL AID BE REALLY EFFECTIVE? One cannot help but be shocked to hear that often‚ medical and food supplies sent to flood victims have never reached the victims but have in fact fallen into the coffers of the officials who were to distribute the supplies to the victims. This is indeed an eye-opener and we wonder how long such activities have been going on undetected. It brings to realisation the truth that among so called humans are beasts which will take advan​tage of

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    Smoking kills. If you’re killed‚ you’ve lost a very important part of your life”. –Brooke Shields. Many people are already aware of the fact that smoking harms their body. Why do people continue to smoke then? Sometimes people have an addiction‚ or are not aware of the things that it can do to their body. Other times‚ they do not believe what people say about smoking‚ or do not think that these effects will happen to them. There are a lot of reasons why someone should not smoke. Some of them are

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    Anti Gmos

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    that people have manipulated foods and crops for thousands of years through classic selection methods and other agricultural practices. “The proponents of such technologies claim that bio-engineering of food is absolutely safe and it is similar to what has been happening through traditional agriculture practices.” (Mohajer 113). Experts in the field of Genetic Modification claim that the genetic manipulation of organisms is a safe agricultural technology to use‚ and it is the latest and most precise

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    Anti-Whaling

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    foregone conclusions. Japan is a proponent of whaling‚ and stands accused of bending facts to suit its ends as much as anyone. Unfortunately though‚ many of Japan’s accusers outside the scientific community have little understanding of whom or what they are really opposing. I say "unfortunate" not only for misrepresented Japan‚ but also for the conservation movement which‚ by spreading misinformation‚ has stabbed itself in the foot. The fragile footing on which much opposition is founded is then shored

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    Anti Abortion Since the Darwinian Revolution of the 19th century our society has turned upside down. Everything under the sun had become questionable‚ the origin of life‚ how we came to be‚ where are we headed and what to do in the here all became questions in life. But one of the greatest impacts of this new age thinking is its effect on our Old World values. Western societies values‚ morals and ethics became debatable‚ with some people striving for change and others clinging for stability

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    Question 2: “Smoking rates among the general population have declined dramatically in the past decades”. (Cancer Council NSW) This can be largely attributed to effective health promotion. Explain how health promotion initiatives based on the Ottawa Charter have contributed to positive health outcomes in the area of tobacco use. (450 – 600 words) The Ottawa Charter is a global health promotion run by the World Health Organisation. It involves five action areas: developing personal skills

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