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    violation of privacy being committed by the NSA, he did what he found to be the right thing which was to give awareness to the public about this issue. Snowden discovered that the NSA was conducting surveillance of hundreds of millions of Americans’ electronic communications, including phone calls, text messages and emails. He was able to get access to this information and transmitted it to the press. While Snowden is viewed by most as a good man who revealed that our government is wiretapping…

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    to reach the earth surface. Medical evidence indicates that such radiations cause cancer, skin diseases, and other related disorders. Uranium wastes have also been linked to kidney diseases. Also, the number of deaths resulting from consumption of contaminated water, especially in developing countries, is increasing. Furthermore, improper disposal of wastes encourages the spread of diseases around the nearby settlements (PDF, "Week3"). Moreover, when chemicals are used excessively in farms, the…

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    how to solve this problem for a sustainable society. Ⅱ. Body 1. Topic sentence: The throw-away culture has developed primarily because people now have higher incomes and can afford many products, ranging from disposable products to electronic products. a. More often than not, people tend to follow fashion and they regard some material possessions, such as cell phones, as status symbols.…

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    Electronic-cigarettes were created to provide an alternative way for people who are addicted to traditional cigarettes, the problem is that instead of making e-cigarettes a medical tool to help people who are addicted, it has become a toy for the younger generation. Sorrowfully, a toddler from New York died because the child ingested the liquid nicotine that is attached to e-cigarettes. The toddler was not smoking, the nicotine, but still passed away because the nicotine poisoned the child when…

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    Specific Purpose To inform individuals about the importance of climate change, how it affects each and everyone of us. Introduction Humans have made extreme modifications to the earth 's environment in little more than a century, making climate change a serious issue ( Taylor 1999) The source for the expansion of climate change is from human activity. It has been proven that there is a correlation between human activity and climate change. As the human population increases the demand for…

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    How Smoking Affects The Body

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    We Cannot turn around without seeing a smoker. Smoking is a process where the burning of tobacco material, and the body is absorption of the drugs found in the smoke called nicotine relaxes the person. The cigarette has different types of chemicals that cause greater harm to the body. Smoking started thousands of years ago. “Cigars are a growing public health concern, given the changes in cigar use patterns in the US and elsewhere since the 1960s” (Chang, Cindy 1). The most prominent health…

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    Segment Economic activity of the world becomes one of the critical segments for Apple Inc. in regional, national, and even in the world. This becomes important for Apple Inc. to identify the rising of economic condition in other countries. It turns out that Asian countries, including China and India, become a potential market for companies, including Apple. Inc. There are three important economic segments that Apple Inc. identified, including: “inflation, recession, and currency.” For example,…

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    Technological Advancements End-stage renal disease (ESRD) is the fifth and final level of chronic kidney disease. According to The Kidney Foundation of Canada (n.d) by the fifth level, the kidneys have lost at least 85% of their ability to filter waste. Once the disease has progressed to this stage, action must be taken to increase the probability of patient survival. The kidneys are a vital organ that is needed for survival; similarly the weakness of the kidneys usually correlates with diseases…

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    As any country Germany does have some setbacks whereas the U.S. have been able evolve at a faster rate. Since there are no physician networks or a set of providers that the German population are tied to, the continuity of care is not substantial. The German population suffers setbacks from physician and clinician inconsistency. Also, this makes the previous medical records non accessible since none of the providers are linked. Redundancy of care becomes a big issue because physicians order…

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    Product Life Cycle Essay

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    According to the Product Life Cycle, it is suggested that before a product has the opportunity to decline in popularity, that it is moved to another country. However, there are products that are better off being sold and manufactured domestically than elsewhere. Products that are most likely to be better sold and manufactured domestically are automobiles. Products that are most likely to be sold overseas are technological like televisions and computers. Reasons why a company may find it best to…

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