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a. Teenagers who were raised in an alcoholic abused home are belived to not only adapt to the influenced behavior, but have psychological disorders later in life.

b. Due to the high health care cost, of a country, there are several illnesses that are oppressed by the climate change.

C. Gambling may be considerd a hobby, but the influences will cause significant changes to a persons personal life and their environment if not taken under consider and be .

d. There are 5 benefits of studing in a group that are essentially used in the work place.

e.Recent orthopaedics studies shows that there can be significant improvements in arthiritis if patients were to commit to swimming for two hours a day .

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