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    Horse racing is one of the few sports that allow individuals to participate in the game directly through bets. Bets that accumulate to millions of dollars are places each day in North America alone‚ which is enough to reflect the popularity of the sport. In addition to this‚ the wagers capture the interest of players when it comes to putting their handicapping skills to the test. Some consider betting on horse races as a form for art‚ and getting a good grip on the activity isn’t something that can

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    Naomi Kreider Ms. Wolk Honors 9 English 24 March 2010 Thesis: Over the past few years there has been a debate whether using steroids in horse-racing is ethical‚ while steroids are performance enhancing they are very dangerous and can cause a lot of injury or even death to the horse and rider. Topic I: Steroids have been used in the horse-racing industry since the 1970’s‚ but studies have shown in the past few years just how dangerous the steroids can be. A- A man named Dr. Lawrence Soma said

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    United States. Because they came to United States for their better future. And illegal immigrants are good for US economy because they are out of income taxes. People those are here for all opportunity. It’s called land of opportunity. Because the human right is 100% protected here. So the people sacrifice their life for here to get opportunity. But it’s the obligation is that here is no exception without work. Legal or illegal everybody have to work for bread. Although here are those who argue

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    Illegal Logging

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    Illegal Logging: Background and Issues Summary Illegal logging is a pervasive problem throughout the world‚ affecting countries that produce‚ export‚ and import wood and wood products. Illegal logging is generally defined as the harvest‚ transport‚ purchase‚ or sale of timber in violation of national laws. In some timber-producing countries in the developing world‚ illegal logging represents over half of timber production and exports. The World Bank estimates that illegal logging costs governments

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    Illegal Immigrants

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    Illegal Immigrants With the rise of illegal immigrants‚ the United States has had difficulties solving the issue for a long time. Hence‚ there’re many factors for the causes and solutions from different branches and the government. “Amnesty?” and “Why blame Mexico?” are two articles that discuss the reasons for millions of Mexicans risking their lives to come illegally to the U.S. and indeed illustrate the writer’s perspectives and ideas for those people. In “Amnesty?”‚ John F. Kavanaugh‚ a

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    Street Racing It is the primal urge amongst male teenagers; put the pedal to the floor and see who wins. It is street racing and it has caught on in the U.S. over the past decade as one of the worst influences on young impressionable minds today. The feeling you get when your going fast cannot be replaced by any other stimulant known to man. It’s flashy‚ fun‚ and exciting until it goes wrong. The need for speed is increasing along with speed related deaths and accidents. Could modern culture have

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    specifically Mexico. To understand this better we have to look at the history of immigration. Immigration has been feared during economic hardship‚ political turmoil and war. From 1840 waves of violence have rocked the U.S.. Due to pull and push factors large groups of immigrants from Ireland‚ China‚ Russia‚ Japan‚ the ethnic jews‚ and now Hispanic and Haiti have all been feared‚ restricted and abused for varies reasons. Organizations like the ACLU‚ (Immigrants’ Rights Project) formed in 1985‚ are

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    Drag Racing Research Paper

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    Drag Racing Rebeccah Morris Colorado Technical University Individual Project Phase 2 September 2‚ 2013 Abstract For this project I chose the sport of drag racing. I could have chosen one that is so familiar to everyone‚ but I don’t know a lot about those. Drag racing is a sport that my entire family enjoys and you would think that we would be NASCAR fans because of it‚ but we’re not. They are two totally different sports. There is nothing like standing at the starting line‚ feeling the rumble

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    Illegal Immigration

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    other countries (Bowman). Much of our expansive border is unguarded‚ leaving us vulnerable to attack. Its opponents present illegal immigration as a grave danger to the American way of life‚ while its supporters tout it as an opportunity for cultural diversity. The first modern immigration law‚ the Immigration Reform and Control Act‚ was passed in 1986. IRCA made it illegal to knowingly hire‚ or recruit‚ undocumented immigrants (immigrants who do not possess lawful work authorization)(Pawlick). It

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    Facts About NASCAR Racing

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    NASCAR Racing is not just a sport but a true science. There are many different things to consider about NASCAR racing. There is an average of 250 to 400 laps in a race. There is usually 400 to 500 miles in a race. There are many types of tracks. Some tracks you ride on a 30° turn and flat straightaway. There are small oval shape tracks or large oval shape track. There are also street tracks that range up to 200 laps. There are 43 racers on the track at the start of the race (see appendix A).

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