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    Pros and Cons of driver-less cars Driver-less – or ’autonomous’ – cars are cars which can drive themselves. They operate using sensors‚ GPS and real-time information‚ so rely on the internet‚ and in doing so are part of ’The Internet of Objects’. The technology used in these cars is very advanced and could be hugely beneficial‚ though there are many pros and cons which must first be considered. A huge benefit that will come from introduction of driver-less cars would be the massive decrease in

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    clinical trials” (259). According to critics‚ equipoise is lost when a physician has a slight belief that one treatment is inferior to the other. Freedman disagrees and believes that equipoise is disrupted when there is a large disagreement between health care providers. If a physician has a slight doubt in a treatment‚ it’s not enough to stop the continuation of a patient’s participation in a clinical trial. Freedman acknowledges the arguments of the Hellmans that patients “‘ought not to be treated merely

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    Pro and Cons Unions Introduction The effect of teacher unions on school reform is a controversial in the world of education. A teachers union is an organization of workers that have banded together to achieve common goals. America consists of two main teachers unions; the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers. “The National Education Association‚ the nation ’s largest professional employees organization‚ it has more than three million members that

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    that the migrant family is strong and cares about one another.They will also do their best to survive.I know this because in paragraph 1‚".... they had been living on frozen vegetables from frozen fields‚and birds that the children kill." "She had just sold the tires of her car to sell food."This shows that the mother would give out anything to get food.What I’d also learned is that before doing something she thinks about it for a long time.She even has pros or cons of doing something.That means she

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    is under the risk ("List Of 12 Key Pros And Cons Of Military Draft"). This allows more soldiers to fight in times of war and when multiple countries are affected. Also‚

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    Immunisation is an area in preventive healthcare where a small difference could significantly improve the health of the whole community. Making full immunisation a pre-requisite for children beginning school in New Zealand could benefit the whole community‚ but on a large scale affects some major ethical principles‚ making it a very controversial idea. The main issue currently present in New Zealand today is that those who can get immunised are not‚ therefore putting those who cannot be immunised

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    1. Debate: Desalination Plants Should Be Banned During the debate that desalination plants should be banned Julia brought up a large number of points. Some of which helped he case and others‚ which seemed to broad to be true. For example‚ Julia claimed that the use of the plants will through off the salinity levels in the water‚ this point was very hard to believe based on the size of the ocean. She also claimed that the plants kill millions on sea animals just merely in the intake tube alone. Why

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    Do We Need National Health Insurance? For some time now‚ Americans have been wanting to switch to a universal health care system. A healthcare system where all Americans will have access to the proper health care that is affordable and fits their needs. Some solutions that can be implemented are replacing for-profit insurance companies‚ reforming the health care system‚ and hiring insurance companies that have slow cost growths. These are excellent solutions because there are a substantial number

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    Alcohol is a liquid that can affect the way people think and act when they drink it. Health Risks It’s no secret alcohol consumption can cause major health problems‚ including cirrhosis of the liver and injuries sustained in automobile accidents. The world health organization estimates that more than two million people each year die from the effects of drinking‚ either through illness‚ overdoses or accidents. So that each person who drinks or thinking about drinking can make informed choices. How

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    Walmart; growing up this was what my siblings and I referred to as the W-word. When a friend would mention an outing to the retail store we would exclaim “You shop at the W-word?!” this was always followed closely by a sharp gasp. There are two groups of Walmart shoppers; the first wonder how they would live without the large retail store; then there is the second‚ who hate Walmart with a passion‚ some even going as far as to never step foot in the store. If you are part of the first group you probably

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