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    How has the development of the various types of electronic flip flops changed throughout the years? What are the components that make up the combination of electronic flip flops and how has it impacted our lives in the way we use technology? On June 21, 1918, the first form of electronic flip flops was invented by two British physicists as well as professors known as William Henry Eccles in addition to Frank Wilfred Jordan. The first type was called the Eccles-Jordan Trigger Circuit,…

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    challenges, however it is possible to design recyclable products. E-waste recycling is to reuse and reprocess electrical of any type that has been discarded or regarded as outdated. Used electronics which are not able to be reused, resold, salvaged, recycled or disposed are all are considered e-waste. The electronics recycling process is to assess, which consists of sorting, separating and shredding. After going through the process and separating the materials that can be used to make new…

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    NHS Anti-Smoking Campaign

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    eventually be the death of that individual. Through use of scare tactic and logic regarding the outcome of fish whom become hooked, NHS construes a touchy and effective ad that delivers the harsh reality of cigarette smoking in order to save or help those potentially affected. The consequences of cigarette smoking is well known worldwide, but that doesn’t prove to speak volumes to those effected for the most part. Aside from its harmful effects on nearly every organ in the body, smoking causes…

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    Soheil Heidar-Bozorg ENG4U February 8, 2015 The Benefits of Illegalizing Cigarette Smoking in North America Smokers tend to believe that smoking only brings them harm and that it is their choice to smoke, but unfortunately that is not the case. By smoking cigarettes, the smoker does not only harm him or herself, they harm the world around them as well. Today, about 6 million people worldwide die annually to cigarette smoking. Cigarette smoking is known to cause multiple illnesses, such as heart…

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    viewed by the public.When people think about marijuana they also think and compare it to other drugs like cocaine, meth, and heroin, because society has the perception that marijuana is the gateway drugs to the rest. When it comes to smoking tobacco cigarettes, society does not always see it as harmful because they have been blinded by the advertising and even the hidden…

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    There are many people that say smokeless tobacco is far better for you than cigarettes. Why? Some say that it is because there is nothing that is entering your body such as smoke or tar; however, that is far from true. Smokeless tobacco, like cigarettes, has many health risks that should not be ignored. While cigarettes are known to cause more life-threatening issues, that should not be a reason for us as a society to ignore the truth behind the two forms of tobacco. The two forms have their…

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    Smoking cigarettes is a way many people cope with the stress of everyday life. While many people started smoking for this very reason, many others began through the temptation of pure pressure. Cigarettes give the ability to deal with stress for many people; but what is the risk? It is not an unknown fact that smoking cigarettes is dangerously connected to various types of cancer such as lung cancer. For many people, it has become an extremely difficult task to quit smoking even while being…

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    the ethical challenge brought on by the tobacco industry. How can India ban cigarettes advertising (public health issue) while accepting money brought in because of tobacco? The red flag has been thrown, the government conflict of interest is clear - profit from sales vs. allowing tobacco companies to advertisements to their future consumers, teens. Looking at the arguments both for and against the banning of cigarette advertising there is a thin veneer with both sides using the rallying…

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    Indonesia, where 60% of males are smokers, Philip Morris International cigarettes are sold in front of schools. An article by Mary Cooper indicates, “In its recent push to regulate tobacco, the FDA also has identified…

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    Should Tobacco Be Outlawed

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    Should cigarettes and other tobacco products be outlawed? Smoking is a standout amongst the most well known types of recreational medication utilize today. A huge number of individuals are smoking consistently, they might feel that smoking presents to them a feeling of joy, offers them some assistance with relaxing or ease nervousness. Nonetheless, it is broadly realized that Smoking causes destructive impact to human body and expands the danger of endless wellbeing issues. As I would like to…

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