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    In my opinion‚ the proposed approach to the criminalization of drugs would not be feasible. I believe this because federal drug laws are usually questionable‚ drug prohibition creates more opportunity for crime to occur‚ and the economical aspect of money (in the billions) being funneled towards criminal businesses and or organizations. The first reason I believe that the approach to criminalization of drugs would not be feasible is because most‚ if not all‚ federal drug laws are questionable in

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    influence can any one leader have over their state? A leader has a enormous impact over the state they have power over. The people of a state may even worship their leader. Since everything is determined by the leader‚ the state’s way of working is influenced and adapted due to the leader’s beliefs. It depends on the leader as well‚ if it’s a hard working leader then they have a bigger influence than a lazy leader would have over their population. 2. Why would a monarch have a regent once they’ve

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    Although I may change my mind when I’m 29‚ right now I do not want to have children. I feel that a child will restrict me from plans or goals I would like to reach. People who do not have children can spend more time on themselves and have nothing to worry about. Parents take their children on vacation and people who do not have kids are able to enjoy their own vacations to wherever they would like to go. Parents decide to take a family vacation to Disney or to the Children’s Museum and non-parents

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    Why would people have to save kids? Well they want To help German children. The people had to come up with a plan. After Hitler made everyone think Jews where bad people and after he started burning buildings down and stealing things from the Jews people wanted to help them. The other countries told Adolf Hitler that they wanted to form a transport to save all the lives of Jewish people. He only allowed children to board the transport. After everyone knew it was ok to form the KinderTransport they

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    Since the dawn of time‚ humans have pretentiously stomped through Earth lacerating trees and slaughtering animals without even one ephemeral compunction. Is this destruction not commensurate with murdering a human? Society has decided that it is not; however‚ we’ve also agreed we have an obligation to conserve the plants and animals--who are also arguably sentient--of the Earth. Why then should the law protect humans from senseless killing but not equally-sentient beings? If the two are not as diametric

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    1. Why would the owners of Lakeside‚ as well as the company’s banks‚ require that an annual audit may be made by an independent CPA firm? Auditing in general‚ is necessary because of the existence of Information risk or the risk of unreliable information. Owners of lakeside may own the company but they are not closely involved in managing the business with the exception of Rogers‚ the only owner involved actively in the business’ day to day operations. So‚ an independent audit for non-managing owners

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    Why I Would Be a Teacher

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    Running head: WHY I WOULD BE A TEACHER Why I Would Be a Teacher Diana C. Worley Grand Canyon University: EDU 310 (0206) December 19‚ 2010 Why I Would Be a Teacher Teaching is a dignified‚ desirable‚ and demanding occupation. It is a profession which requires knowledge‚ patience‚ understanding‚ and a growing desire to help others. Unfortunately‚ it is most often under paid‚ underappreciated‚ and undervalued by numerous standards. So why does the writer of this paper want to teach? Was

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    Why Would Greaser Be Hero

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    Why Would Greaser Be Hero Greaser are not considered hero at all they considered us a hood or no good lieing dirty rat. Greaser like dally wouldn’t be considered friendly because he been to jail he could walk out with half of the store he and a buddy of his would fight each other almost every time they meet dally would trick the cop and convince them to help help him at time when he in trouble. What dally did that day made people change what they thought about him when he went in to help get the

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    Why I Would Be a Teacher

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    Why I Would Be a Teacher Teaching is a very noble profession. In my country‚ there is a saying: “Quan‚ Su‚ Phu” meanings that the highest respectable position belongs to the King‚ second are the teachers then the parents. Many people love to teach but not everyone who wants to teach can become a teacher. According to Melissa Kelly in Top 10 Reasons to Become a Teacher. “Teaching is a special calling. It is not a job well-suited to everyone. In fact‚ many new teachers leave within the first 3-5

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    loss of men and ammunition (Geoffrey ParkerWhy the Armada Failed). When the fleet finally returned to Lisbon it brought the treasure ships back intact but it was clear that the Armada was no longer ready to mount the full scale invasion of England. Drake had given England another year to prepare for the Spanish Armada. Philip II now realized that there was no chance of a surprise attack on England and had to devise a new strategy. He increased the size of the Armada by adding the treasure ships

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