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    China today to own a car. Until quite recently‚ most young people long to have a car in China. These days‚ more and more young adults take public transport to go places such as shops‚ offices and parks. Some sociologists state that it is important for young Chinese to own a car‚ because private car also indicates one’s social standing. However‚ disadvantages like costs‚ air and noise pollution and the inconvenience can argue that it is insignificant for adolescents to own a car in China. Therefore

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    Driving a car may not seem as dangerous as it is due to it being a daily routine‚ but in truth everyday people risk lives by letting themselves get distracted. On average in the U.S. alone there over 6 million car accidents per year of which over 1060 accidents per day involve a distracted party. The causes of these distracted drivers are caused by anything for the surroundings of the vehicle‚ the components inside‚ and the condemned cell phone usage. Cars and trucks all have their downsides‚ nevertheless

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    American Football: Too dangerous for school? Goals‚ baskets and touchdowns; Three basic sports terms most people have learned through tradition and participation. People have enjoyed watching and playing sports for centuries‚ even millennia‚ but with all the excitement and competition comes a lot of injuries and accidents. The game that has the most serious injuries and is the most dangerous is football. The classic game of American football must be banned from scholastic sports leagues because it

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    self esteem‚ and that they can be reminders of fond childhood memories. \Participation trophies can help undermine child’s work ethic and character. Children can become dependent on this form of praise‚ and not develop the understanding that with every reward comes hard work. These participation trophies have been teaching kids for decades that as long as you show up‚ you win. No hard work required‚ just your attendance. Participation trophies are also seen to psychologists as a form

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    Jorden Johnson Economics: 4th Hour Oct. 25 Autonomous Vehicle I would personally wouldn’t purchase an autonomous vehicle. One reason is that autonomous vehicles will result in the loss of millions of jobs and decline in businesses. Driver’s education courses would lose lots of money and could possibly go out of business because there would be less to no reason to educate people on how to drive. In the article‚ Keith Laing said “key markets like China‚ India‚ Europe‚ and California are considering

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    Vehicle Extrication communication Vehicle Extrication is the systematic removal of the parts of a vehicle that has been involved in a crash from around the driver and occupants. It has been developed into a process or system over they years to ensure the safety of the rescuers and victims‚ and to improve the chances of victim survival. The basic steps to vehicle extrication are scene size up‚ vehicle stabilization‚ glass removal‚ gain access‚ disentanglement‚ victim removal‚ and breakdown/cleanup

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    Children should choose their own toys Children should choose their own toys‚ let them or no this is a very good question. But I supposed this is so better to entrust to the parents because they know what is it good for their children and I support this view for a variety of reasons. The first one and the most important reason because we may not allow it the children to choose their own toys is that cause they are easily influenced by televisions commercials and other advertisings what is not

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    almost one-sixth of the armed forces and more than 80 percent of military jobs are now open for women. Although these positions are available to be performed by women‚ they are kept out of the battlefield. “The Department of Defense moved in 1994 to ban women from serving in “combat operation” such as the short- range field artillery‚ Special Forces‚ and infantry”(Ginty‚ 2011). The lack of opportunities for women working in the field to demonstrate to the military members that they were allowed to work

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    the times kids and teachers do not treat them well. The first reason pets should not be in classrooms is that they can cause health problems for kids and themselves. One example is during weekends or anytime they’re left alone in their cage uncleaned it can develop bacteria and may trigger disease. Another example is the pets can be allergic to the kids and trigger disease like ammonia. The second reason why pets should not be in the classroom is that they

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    Should Athletes be allowed Recreational Drugs? In professional sports‚ the topic of drugs‚ both recreational and performance enhancing‚ has been a major issue and has been discussed and viewed over time after time but the result has always been the same. Professional sports people are not allowed to use recreational or performance enhancing drugs. The part of this law that says performance-enhancing drugs are banned should be left in to make sport fair‚ but professional sports people SHOULD be allowed

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