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Personal Narrative: Homicide
I agree homicide does affect you differently, especially when it's family, it feels so unreal until it actually happens because we are so use to seeing it on the news or just hearing about. You just never know what we happen now in our society. ROAD RANG is very serious, I never had road rang until this year OMG , the driving is rdiusclus , we have so many careless driver, I hate it when I see people texting and driving and driving with BOTh earbuds in.
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