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Avoid Capturing Animals from the Wild

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Animals may look cute and happy to see their zookeepers, trainers, and visitors in the park. However, they have their painful dark side while they are in zoos, aquariums, and parks. It is important to avoid capturing animals from the wild because after being captured, they will: become aggressive and dangerous to humans and other animals, become bored and stressed in their cages or tanks, and may eventually have health issues.

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Being Who you are Essay

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Nowadays, American society puts a label on everything. Not just things but humans as well. When people are trying to be open-minded about something or someone, sometimes they take it too far. We can see it in the discussion about people with disabilities, society accepts them for who they are but to the point where all they can do is stay at home or be supervised by someone who is not

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Obesity Disease: A Lifetime Struggle

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In America, there is an abundance of food. While most people consider this an amazing thing, it can be considered the exact opposite for people like me. Who am I? I am 21-year-old female and I weigh roughly 230 pounds. While weight does not define who you as a person, it can definitely be a major issue both inside and out, literally. Technically, I am currently considered to be morbidly obese.

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To What Extent Should Medical Marijuana be Accessible

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Our group is researching about medical marijuana. A big debate going around the world is if marijuana should be legal at all. Every state in the U.S isn’t allowed to have medical marijuana. A lot of questions are being asked. Should marijuana be allowed for small things such as headache and small colds and coughs. Or should it be allowed only for big issues such as cancer. what states are going

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Euthanasia: Critical Appraisal in Indian Perspective

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The exceptional advances in clinical science and innovation have not been without a critical effect on society. They have brought into front line gives that are modifying the example of human living and cultural qualities. Pari passu with these progressions is the upsurge of certification of human rights, self-rule, and opportunity of decision. These issues propel us to reexamine our ideas of cultural and clinical morals and worth frameworks. Each individual

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How Does Euthanasia Devalue Human Life

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Euthanasia refers to relieving someone’s pain and suffering by bringing an end to their life. It is also known as assisted suicide. It has been derived from a Greek word, Euthanatize, which means easy death. Euthanasia helps the people suffering from various diseases in the relief of their long inflicted pain which they had been bearing for many years. Euthanasia is mostly carried on terminally ill people who have been sick

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The Importance of Stress Management

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Through most of our school years, from elementary through high school, we are guided through everything that we have needed to do. We are guided by our parents and our teachers who have helped us along the way as we have begun to prepare for adulthood and college. Students sometimes have trouble adjusting to college because it is such a drastic change. College comes with a lot of stress due to

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Homosexuality: Discrimination and Not Accepted by Society

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The play Angels in America written by Tony Kushner depicts the harsh reality that homosexual men faced during the 1980s: the peak of the AIDS epidemic. The play follows the journey of two distraught relationships: one which involves a closeted gay Mormon named Joseph and his wife Harper, and the other a gay man named Prior who has contracted the AIDS virus and his boyfriend Louis. Over the course of the

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Feudalism in the Book titled “Prophecy”

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Renaissance was a great period existed in Earth. During that period, humans invented a lot of great inventions that we still use today. But it also carried feudalism and superstition. Leonardo Da Vinci’s quote was based on feudalism. It was about how two people can “live” inside one body. This quote is from a book named “Prophecies”. The meaning of prophecies is to predict the future. Dolan presented an idea that

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America’s Sweetest Serial Killer… Sugar!

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The US Government needs to declare war on today’s new drug, sugar. The use of sugar as a food substance has been shown to exist even before crops were deliberately planted for harvesting. Ancient hunter-gatherers would take note of certain plants that, when chewed, provided a very sweet taste, and would mark these plants out then pass on the knowledge to their families and groups. Ancient records exist where sugar was

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