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    We live in an epoch of complex problems. The ideas of tolerance and human rights protection‚ based on the idea that every human being is a master of their life‚ have contributed into letting people live as they want and do what they will – in reasonable measures. In particular‚ tolerance has seemingly resolved or smoothened a number of moral dilemmas that humanity faced during the past centuries. However‚ there still exists several extremely important and disputable questions‚ such as euthanasia

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    Why I should be selected?

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    Ironically—I’m the definition of undefinable. Normally people would say something like‚ “If you look up freakish in the dictionary‚ you’ll see my picture underneath”—but that is not the point to me. I am not word‚ I am not line‚ and I am not a girl that can ever be defined. It’s like trying to find a needle in a hay stack‚ or finding Waldo in a crowd of people; I’m definitely hard to decipher. You can say‚ compared to a Ballerina in a mosh pit—I’m as scantly as a hen’s teeth. As brave as a child

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    why zoos should close

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    1. Limited enrichment. Animals need to have their mind active while they are in captivity. Good zoos do this by offering them toys or puzzles to figure out‚ by hiding food in the exhibit so they have to exercise their natural hunting.scavenging instincts and by using training. Training also helps with medical needs‚ a lot of animals are trained to lift their feet so they can be checked out‚ or to expose their side/rump in order to give injections safely. Zoos that do not work on enrichment or training

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    The writer’s grandparents feel that a penny is worth bending over and picking it off of the ground every time they come across one. Benjamin Franklin once said‚ “A penny saved is a penny earned” (BrainyQuote 2016). If you pick up every penny that you find‚ they eventually will add up. There used to be candy stores that had penny candy but nowadays‚ there is nothing that actually costs a penny. Many people look down at the ground‚ see a penny and leave it there. For them‚ the penny is not worth any

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    MEMO To: Jesse Kharbanda‚ Hoosier Environmental Council Executive Director From: L. David Cohen‚ Senior Program Associate Date: April 23‚ 2015 Re: EPA Regulations for Carbon Dioxide The following memo pertains to new regulations proposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under the Obama Administration’s Clean Power Plan that are designed to cut carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from new and existing coal-fired power plants. On August 1‚ 2014‚ the State of West Virginia‚ joined by

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    U.C. Berkeley: home to sun-kissed biologists and liberal student activists. These are the two main stereotypes associated with this prestigious university. While these two attributes do form much of the campus’ culture‚ there is so much more to be discovered at University of California‚ Berkeley. Situated in Berkeley‚ California‚ overlooking the San Francisco Bay‚ lies an urban campus with a thriving Greek life. In addition to a myriad of social and extracurricular activities‚ are thousands of stressed

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    Should College be Free What if college was free? There are so many people that want to go to college. But in this case‚ some people are not able to go because they can’t afford it. Even though some citizens get so much aid from the government‚ with all the stuff they give us. Free college is something we don’t need‚ because if we do get it then there would be alot of stuff that would get out of place “College scholarships are gifts of money that helps students pay for education‚ and there are so

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    wondering how someone could ever dislike such a popular sport. However‚ in the United Sates alone‚ MMA fighting is illegal in five states: Connecticut‚ New York‚ Vermont‚ Alaska‚ and Wyoming. Not only should it be completely legal everywhere‚ but it should be encouraged. One reason why we should keep MMA fighting legal‚ and legalize it in other states‚ is because it generates a lot of money. Georges St. Pierre‚ the current welterweight champion of the UFC‚ recently expounded on this when he announced

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    Standards/Elements addressed by the Unit 1 test: SSEF1 The student will explain why limited productive resources and unlimited wants result in scarcity‚ opportunity costs‚ and tradeoffs for individuals‚ businesses‚ and governments. a. Define scarcity as a basic condition that exists when unlimited wants exceed limited productive resources. b. Define and give examples of productive resources (factors of production) (e.g.‚ land (natural)‚ labor (human)‚ capital (capital goods)‚ entrepreneurship)

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    carpenters‚ technicians‚ all those who areperceived as unruly have a place. They have a role to fill in the big jigsaw puzzle that is oursociety. Our society should be seen in tiers‚ yet on a flat plane with everyone on equal footingbecause as long as those “at the bottom” are needed‚ they will always be welcomed by those “atthe top.” Not everyone should pursue a college education because it is simply not necessary.There is no need for everyone to be a doctor. There is no need for everyone to be a lawyer

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