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    simply because first of all banning tobacco‚ cigarettes would mean that these products will also lead to a loss of revenue in form of Excise duty and VAT tax for the government‚ and unemployment for lakhs. Taking the case of a reputed Indian company ITC‚ ITC is responsible for selling about 82% of cigarettes available in the country‚ which contributes to 87% of its profits. ITC contributes about Rs 54‚000 Cr to the GDP. Clearly the contribution of Cigarettes to the GDP is significant and cannot be overlooked

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    Trigger Warnings Essay

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    heard. Trigger warnings may be overused in today’s world and people think there no need for it. However‚ People argue trigger warnings are needed because there are many victims of violence and those victims are too sensitive. Trigger warnings prepare a person mentally on a subject they are about to hear. At U of C‚ the incoming freshmen received a letter stating “there will be no trigger warnings” and are expected to have debatable topics. In a college environment‚ trigger warnings and safe spaces

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    this‚ many people are encouraging schools and colleges to enforce trigger warnings. However this defeats the purpose of learning. The purpose of learning is to take in new information and learn from it. When warnings are set in place for learning‚ some students are going to miss out on the opportunity to learn new lessons. There are‚ also‚ many ways that trigger warnings can be taken advantage of. By enforcing trigger warnings‚ we as a society would be encouraging people to shy away from things because

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    The Poem Storm Warnings

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    In the poem‚ "Storm Warnings" the organization is very important to the fluency of the poem. In the very first line the reader starts to get a feeling of the literal meaning of the work. In saying‚ "The glass has been falling all the afternoon" one learns that a barometer is falling‚ hence bad weather is on its way. The allegory‚ symbolic representation‚ that "glass" is a barometer is because later in the poem‚ the words "instruments and weatherglasses" are used. The poets tone‚ the general atmosphere

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    Trigger Warning Analysis

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    Not Just a Warning Nationwide‚ educators are implementing the usage of trigger warnings to shield emotional and physical pain from civilians that may be fragile. Trigger warning or viewer discretion are acts of kindness that help protect people with histories of conditions. In article that was published in August of 2015‚ “Trigger warnings don’t hinder freedom of expression: they expand it” by Lindy West‚ she states that “a trigger warning is letting the audience know about potentially disturbing

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    E-Cigarettes

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    Originally created as a cessation to combustible tobacco cigarettes‚ e-cigarettes are an up and rising way of portraying a healthy alternative to smoking. However‚ while being portrayed as a healthy substitute e-cigarette devices are designed to deliver the same highly addictive nicotine that is found in tobacco cigarettes. E-cigarettes primarily include a battery‚ or some type of electronic circuit that delivers vaporized nicotine through the heating of a nicotine containing solution‚ often called

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    Cigarette Smoking

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    Cigarette smoking is one of the most powerful addictions known. Since its large-scale industrial production early in this century‚ the popularity of cigarettes is spreading like wildfire. It is seen in so many movies today. An actor lights up a cigarette on screen going about their lives. Usually certain people wouldn ’t stop to think twice about it because it has become something we are used to seeing almost every day. But how is seeing all of these smoking advertisements going to affect teenagers

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    cigarettes illegal

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    Cigarette smoking has been shown to cause lung cancer‚ costs a lot of money‚ and produces second-hand smoking‚ polluting the air. Cigarette smoking should be illegal‚ because it can cause lung cancer. Lung cancer is very dangerous. Many people have died from cigarettes because of lung cancer. Cigarettes have more than 7‚000 chemicals in one puff of smoke. 69 of those chemicals cause cancer. Smoking cigarettes hurt almost every organ in the body‚ and you don’t have that good of health. Millions

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    Economics - Cigarettes

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    Examine the effectiveness of indirect taxation of reducing cigarette and tobacco consumption. Use a Supply and Demand graph (14 Marks) Cigarette and Tabaco consumption has led to a lot of stress to the National Health Service (NHS) as the consequences of smoking cigarettes are causing many illnesses which the NHS has to deal with. The government has stepped in to reduce the consumption of cigarettes and tobacco by placing an indirect tax on the products. An indirect tax is a tax that increases the

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    Smoking Cigarettes

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    Cigarettes are highly addictive‚ so why are they legal? What leads the user to continue smoking‚ even when they know that it is harmful for their health? The physiology reason: The inhaled substances trigger chemical reactions in nerve endings within our body. This activity increases heart rate‚ memory‚ alertness‚ and produces a measurably faster reaction time after individuals have smoked. Dopamine and other endorphins are released‚ which are associated with the sensations of pleasure and reward

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