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    Why People Smoke

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    Why people smoke Tobacco is a silence kill. Smoking is a major contributing factor in lung cancer. Smokers with high-level NNAL is twice more likely to have lung cancer than nonsmokers. And the health risks of tobacco smoking are well known with regard to diseases of the heart‚ lungs‚ and blood vessels. The average life expectancy of smokers is fewer 4.6 years than non-smokers. Smoking has so much harm. But why we meet smokers everywhere. It is reported that China currently has about 3.5 million

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    Many states have banned saggy pants inside of schools and most are against this style in public. Florida and Arkansas have passed laws restricting saggy pants from schools. Some people disagree and believe that it is “distracting” for students to sag their pants in school. Other communities have agreed but went further and passed on a “blanket ban” on wearing saggy pants anywhere. Other states have tried doing this (Louisiana and Virginia) but they failed to pass the statewide bans. The Lawmakers

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    The Worlds Smartest Smartphone Samsung has proven to be a top competitor in the Android market and it’s all thanks to their most notable and profitable device to date‚ the Galaxy SIII (GS3) (“GS3 Brings record profits”). The GS3 makes organization and simplicity available at the touch of the screen. The phone boasts some awe-inspiring and exclusive technology‚ the likes of which have never appeared in a phone before now. Though not without its flaws‚ including a “sometimes” accurate voice controlled

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    As humans‚ we have struggled for thousand of years trying to define what it meant to be human and what rights we have as human beings. With the establishment of the United Nations‚ the general assembly was able to adopt a universal declaration of human rights on December 10‚ 1948. However‚ with the rise of technology and creation of AI‚ it now raises the question as to what rights do these AIs have and does human rights extend to them as well. When we look at the bigger picture‚ AIs are merely creations

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    arms‚ adults should have the right to concealed carry‚ because criminals are less likely to attack someone that might have a gun‚ criminals carry concealed carry regardless of legality‚and carrying a concealed weapon could help stop all of the shooting sprees. Although the US constitution allows citizens to bear arms‚ Adults should have the right to concealed carry. This is shown by‚ the right to concealed carry handguns is guaranteed by the second amendment by the US constitution (Should).This shows

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    why people teach

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    Abercrombie Why People Teach When sitting with my former mentor teacher Amy Bergstrom she asked me‚ “why do you want to be a teacher?” I responded with a list of qualities and traits I have that could be applied to the teaching profession. I then asked her the same question and she responded with a very answer different than mine. She explained to me how in the profession you might now always want to be a teacher because it really is one of the hardest carriers‚ but the reason that people teach is

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    Why People Shoplift

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    Shoplifting‚ one of the most common crimes in our society‚ is increasing in recent years. Despite the fact that there are tight securities against it‚ people are not discouraged to shoplift but instead they do so quite often. This paper looks at the reason behind the increasing number of shoplifters‚ the factors that encourage people to shoplift. People that are highly into such a crime can either be a young teen ager or a grown up however‚ the reason may vary for both the groups. This paper will further

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    Most high school students are teenagers. They are no longer children‚ but they still are not adults. Thus‚ they often want to wear latest fad clothes when they go to schools. However‚ I prefer the idea that they should be required to wear uniforms. First of all‚ uniform is one of the best features of each high school. Every country has its own national flag. Every football team has its own club emblem. Similarly‚ every high school has its own uniform. Uniform helps us to distinguish among schools

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    People with terminal illnesses should have the right to doctor assisted suicide Assisted suicide should be allowed as a valid option for anyone who is suffering a terminal illness. People don’t want to live uncomfortably or without use of all the functions that they currently possess. Individuals should be allowed to make the decisions on what is right or wrong for them‚ and that includes living or dying. Thus‚ people should be given the right to assisted suicide in order to end their suffering

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    pregnancies among teens within the United States. High schools should be allowed to give their students condoms in order to reduce the rate of teens receiving STDs and/or getting pregnant. During the 1960s‚ gonorrhea and syphilis were the first two sexually transmitted diseases discovered (Bohlin‚ 1993). In today’s society‚ there are at least twenty-five sexually transmitted diseases‚ some being fatal. Nearly nineteen million STDs affect people among the ages of fifteen and twenty-four each year. According

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