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    The Effects from Drug Use‚ Drinking‚ and Smoking While Pregnant Women who are pregnant or wanting to become pregnant should not drink‚ smoke‚ or abuse drugs. Abusing these substances could cause substantial harm and have serious side effects on the child from the time it is in the womb to post birth. Each of these harmful substances could entail damaging consequences if a child has exposure to them in utero. This can lead to physical‚ emotional‚ learning‚ and social impairments for a child.

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    Cause and Effect Essays OK‚ now we’re getting into something fun‚ the cause and effect essay. The cause and effect essay will train you to call and respond. For example‚ if you’re arguing about why cigarettes are detrimental to health‚ you can’t just say cigarettes cause lung cancer and move on to the next subject. You must respond to that statement and tell the reader why cigarettes cause lung cancer: Call-Response. That said‚ the most important members of the who‚ what‚ when‚ where‚

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    Bobs Bad Habit Skin Body Membrane Case Study Bob‚ a 49-year old painter‚ arrives for his appointment with Mary‚ his dental hygienist‚ to have his teeth cleaned. He has not had a dental examination for three years. Mary takes a complete health and dental history. She makes note of the fact that Bob smokes approximately two packs of cigarettes a day‚ occasional cigars at parties‚ and drinks two or three beers daily after working in the hot sun. He is concerned about the appearance of his

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    Exercise and Its Effects on Learning Jennifer Bowden English 101 Erin Brescia May 26‚ 2013 1. 1. What is the cause or effect you are analyzing in your thesis? How exercising effects learning 2. How have you explained the cause-and-effect relationship? Exercise causes the brain to create new cells and chemicals increasing the capability to learn 3. Have I organized my causes and/or effects logically? Yes 4. Have I concluded my essay effectively? yes 5. Identify one change you

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    John Henderson Cause and Effect April 14‚ 2013 Cause and Effect of being a student-athlete The dedication and self-motivation required to balancing schoolwork and practice is the most difficult part of being a student-athlete. I find that being a student-athlete plays out to be much harder than most people think. It’s very difficult especially at the beginning of the year‚ when it finally hits you that you’re growing up and finally have to do your own laundry. You’re not only getting your-self

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    2/18/14 Cause and Effect paper I am going to be talking about the cause and effects of peer pressure on today’s teens. Most of the time peer pressure is caused when teens develop the strong desire to fit in and be accepted by others. In high school most teens think that to fit in they have to be noticed and do whatever the “popular crowd” is doing‚ even if that means they will get in trouble. What some parents don’t realize these days is that they have a strong influence on their children’s

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    Argumentative paper: The effects of Bad Dieting. Bad dieting is very harmful to one’s body which may acquire horrifying side effects. After really dedicating themselves for a while‚ people seem to be satisfied with their diets and losing weight‚ that is until they start getting lazy and find it hard to continue their diets‚ which lead them into falling for junk food or eating out or even worse‚ bad dieting. Bad dieting is very common since people give up on working hard maintaining their weight

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    average household living room. They provide access to entertainment‚ news‚ politics‚ religious sermons‚ and so much more. Despite this (or because of it) televisions can cause major problems especially for students. Although television can be informative and relaxing‚ an increase in television watching is deleterious to study habits because it takes up free time‚ promotes procrastination‚ and is not intellectually stimulating. For the average student free time can be hard to come by. One must divide

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    Hamel Yousefi English 3 November 19‚ 2012 Cause and Effects of the American Revolution A Revolution is an alteration‚ crisis‚ or a change in Government. It usually occurs when Citizens of a certain place don’t see eye to eye with their government and become more and more frustrated with the decisions being made. The American Revolution occurred from April 18‚ 1775 until the treaty was ratified on January 14‚ 1784. The Parties at war were called the loyalists who were led by the King of England

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    expressed the negative impact of bad weather on our organism and psyche. Researches show that exactly the lack of bright light in the winter is the thing that provokes bad mood. For this reason in most of the countries winter celebrations and carnivals are associated with candles‚ fires‚ lights. The bad weather has several negative effects on people’s mood: feeling low concentrated‚ having less energy and low on optimism (even becoming depressed). Due to the bad weather it can be observed that

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