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    bathroom might seem like the punch line of a joke or a scene from a comedy. But the possibility of either of these situations occurring is much more common than one may think. II. (Reveal Topic) Only eighteen states in the US currently have laws banning the ownership of all exotic species as pets. The other 32 allow the ownership of exotic species in some capacity. Some of these states ban certain very dangerous species while others‚ including Wisconsin‚ have no bans in place on the ownership of

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    Persuasive Essay Banning of Cigarettes Banning tobacco products has been very popular for more than one hundreds year and still we are seeking when or how to stop this. Americans used cigarettes‚ cigar and other tobacco products more than any other. I personally smoke cigarettes and I intended that smoking should be banned not only for others but also for my benefits. I know smoking is hard to stop when you started it‚ it is because of its content; nicotine. Banning Smoking may reduce one’s

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    Essay On Book Banning

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    Books have a numerous amount of ways to get banned. Book banning can cause the books not to be presented in certain places. The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini‚ was banned and challenged due to inappropriate language‚ rape‚ sexually explicit‚ racism‚ and not appropriate for certain age groups. Banning the books means to remove the books from libraries or take them away from the readers (Cho‚ 1). Challenging the books means that someone is attempting to remove the books from shelves or the readers

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    From taking books away or banning in another words‚ will create a negative attitude on kids. It may also life lesson taught by teachers to students. Kids need books because if we didn’t have the knowledge that we have know then all kids would do is care about rainbows and lollipops! Sometimes parents do the wrong thing and try to do‚ "What’s best for their kid’s" but in reality harms the kids. Some books have all the bad and murder content in them but sometimes its good for kid’s to learn whats good

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    Cheryl wants to ban Pit-bulls because she think the Pit-bull dogs are too dangerous. 27. What evidence does Cheryl use? 28. Why does Cheryl consider that Pit-bulls should not be counted as pets? Cheryl consider that Pit-bulls should not be counted as pets because in her opinion ‚ pet shall not hurt human but this Pit-bulls does. 29. Describe the main idea of opinion 2‚ Hewo Hewo think the Pit-bulls should not be banned ‚ they should be trained and owned by

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    Essay On Banning Books

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    more obvious of that divide than in the banning of books in our public libraries‚ schools and institutions of higher learning. This type of literary censorship has banned great classics like The Catcher in the Rye‚ Huckleberry Finn‚ Animal Farm and To Kill a Mocking Bird have all been banned in some way and somewhere in some point of time. Books of all types are a great teaching tool in the class room and in life. The practice of censorship and banning books goes against the people’s freedom of

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    The Banning family‚ always caring‚ would never have guessed what their lives would be like when they took a wolf pup into their care. The author of this loving story is J.R Thompson. This book has not won any apparent awards but has many positive reviews on J.R Thompson’s website. This book is like no other because it does not only entertain the reader but also educates them about wolves. The reader’s overall opinion of the book is that it is an educational and eye-catching story. Buster‚ a wolf

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    Raging Bull Essay

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    Master director Martin Scorsese’s Raging Bull was released in 1980. It focuses on the life of the famous middle weight boxer Jake LaMotta‚ who is known to have had abusive tendencies‚ masochistic rage‚ paranoid jealousy directed towards his wife‚ and problems with overindulgence in a range of vices. The movie starred Robert De Niro as Jake LaMotta‚ Joe Pesci as Joey Lamotta‚ Cathy Moriarty as Vickie LaMotta‚ and Frank Vincent as Salvy (Scorsese would come to work with nearly all of these actors

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    Caroline Panoff Maya Ahmad Mrs.Webb 10 Honors English 27 November 2012 The Pit and the Pendulum Style Essay Introduction 1st Body Paragraph (Diction): Edgar Allen Poe uses diverse styles of diction to impact the reader’s mood in different ways. The connotations of negative words affect the reader’s attitude in a pessimistic manner. “Sick unto death with that long agony” (Poe 4). When Poe begins the narrative‚ the narrator is in a negative mindset. This aids the audience in getting a feel for

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    Banning

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    over the country is "change or repeal the Second Amendment." The Second Amendment is one of the reasons we have more guns than any country on the planet. Some people believe that banning guns will decrease the number of crimes committed in the United States because they believe guns are the roots of all crime‚ and banning guns will decrease the murder rates and give everyone a peace of mind. While others believe that abolishing guns would not change anything. People would still get murdered‚ robbers

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