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    to pick one speaker’s argument to evaluate from the beginning. Choosing Eliza, I found that she provided good arguments and good deliver as a speaker. The first point that Eliza covered, was how birth control and abortion are okay. In summary of her first argument she discusses how birth control and abortion are tools that are available to women to better their lives and that should not be something that can take away from them. One in three woman will have an abortion in their life time and…

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    Rosenthal ought to be for birth-control pills of any variety to demand a doctor’s prescription, since the birth-control pill combines progestin with a low dose of estrogen; and creates a very slightly elevated risk of blood clots and a few other conditions. A number of young women necessitate a doctor’s council, several may be extremely uneducated in regards to a woman’s reproductive well-being. The natural human thought process seems to be “it will never happen to me”. This way of thinking may…

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    1. What is the author trying to convey/suggest with the title? (what does the title mean?) Elizabeth Pisani is trying to convey the variation of sexual experience and the savvy that attaches to it. 2. The author suggests that many efforts and messages of HIV prevention are wasting money (inefficient use of funds). A. What efforts/messages have been tried, and B. Why have they not been successful in HIV prevention? (what have we done wrong?) 3. A. What does the author suggest needs to be done…

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    National Organization for Women headed by Betty Friedan (4, NOW, “Statement of Purpose”). The NOW accrued over five thousand members by 1973. These members worked closely on court cases, advocating for pro-equality laws including abortion, and birth control rights. Because the Women’s Movement was so powerful, by the mid-1960’s, two-thirds of jobs were going to women (5, Tavaana, “Breaking Down Barriers of Women”). This meant women were…

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    Circumcision is a huge debate in the United States. Circumcision has been happening as early as 1914, but in the 1950s the number of babies getting circumcised jumped from about 50% to 90%. Circumcision can be performed for religious, cultural or medical reasons. Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin covering the tip of the penis typically done in the newborn stage, circumcision after the newborn stage is still possible but is a more complex procedure. About 30% of the world is…

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    Teen Sexting Arguments

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    Blyther, Keishara 12/9/15 English 3 honors Sexting teens Shouldn’t be charged as sex offenders Although sexting is out of line you can take countless actions rather than trying to apprehend them and charge them as sex offenders. It's right to be illegal, but they shouldn’t be charged as sex offenders. Simply because teens make deranged decisions constantly, although sexting is a deranged one it shouldn't go too far because that freedoms…

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    In the United states society lacks the rights to life, liberty , and pursuit of happiness ; however due to harmful laws that have been gently crafted by. Modern day laws take away our rights by allowing abortions, sentencing prisoners to death, and prohibiting ones purist of happiness over all we no longer posse our rights Abortions are bad because we are taking away a defenseless child's life without his , or her consent even thought they are not considered an American citizen. Every day 125…

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    In a study, hair drug testing is believed to be 4-8 times more likely to detect drug users than using urine drug testing. Hair drug testing may not be as popular as drug testing using urine and blood, but it can also be useful in detecting the presence (not the amount) of a drug in an individual by cutting 1.5 in from the root. Amphetamine can be detected on an individual’s hair up to 90 days after use. This means that regardless of how short or how long your hair grows, laboratory technicians…

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    In scenario 1 he is a 45 year old bachelor who does not have any children or responsibilities. If his belief is to not accept the blood transfusion then the physician has to accept his decision for he does have first amendment rights. The bachelor can choose to either end his life or live a little longer. If he is a 45 year old bachelor I feel, why not do what you believe in its not like he is leaving someone behind. He should get the blood transfusion. In scenario 2 the married women with 2…

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    Birth control has been around for years.Also birth control is the most effective way to not get pregnant.This is due to new development of birth control over the years, women's views about birth control, and how easy it is to get a hold of birth control, and how it works for everyone not just adults. First of all, women have practiced ways of pregnancy prevention for hundreds of years.One article states “Though people had practiced methods of fertility prevention for hundreds of years”.In…

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