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    Purpose: I want to persuade my audience that sugar is a dangerous drug that is damaging America?s health. Thesis Statement: We need to know why we are addicted to sugar, how can stop the addiction, and the positive effects kicking the sugar habit will have on our lives. Attention: Are you a sugarholic? Do you eat refined sugar everyday? Can you go more than one day without eating some type of sugar containing food? Have you ever hidden candy in your home in an effort not to share them with anyone

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    of college. Not being organized is another way why college students lives become stressful over the years. The problem of having stress occurring in college students is related to many things in life such as financial, time management, poor eating habits, and the amount of workload on them.              Because the amount of workload that

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    the litter from cigarette buds, decrease second-hand smoke, and help people kick the habit for good. Walking onto any college campus, one (of) the first things a person notices is how clean and green the grass is. If smoking was allowed on college campuses, the campus would be covered in cigarette buds from the failure of smokers to throw them away. A dirty campus makes for a bad reputation and no college wants a bad reputation.

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    Smoking While Pregnant

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    Also, the teenager may be a parent themselves and is raising a child so that child is their top priority and not focusing on school. Sometimes students over extend themselves and commit themselves to extracurricular activities and possibly after school employment and this leads to less time to focus on schoolwork and if they are not a focus and determined student it can sway them from wanting to be successful and finish. According to Hill, Young, Burley, Carter & Lang (2013), smoking amongst teenage

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    sold the abstract emotion of “parental guilt” effectively. Many parents of young children who see this will look at it and will feel guilty about smoking and will most likely cause them to kick their bad habit of smoking for the sake of their children. Many people don’t like to kick their bad habits because they don’t have a strong reason to, they typically always need someone important to do it for and this advertisement shows parents of young children that your child is your biggest reason you

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    Reflecting on this past week for this assignment was definitely something that put my dietary habits into prospective. After keeping a log for the past seven days, it was quite alarming to see how detrimental my eating habits are on a daily basis. Not only is this disturbing, but also has me contemplating how to truthful I am to myself about my dietary habits. Hopefully by recognizing the error in my ways, I can correct these actions in order to better my well-being and health in the future. I am

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    case of fraudulent advertising since my suit against the film, ‘The Never-Ending Story’” (Lionel Hutz, “New Kid on the Block”). However, two of the most emphasized of these subjects are excessive eating habits and adolescent love. Homer Simpson is an obvious tool for the satirization of bad eating habits. After seeing a commercial for the new all-you-can-eat buffet, The Frying Dutchman, Homer immediately sets out to ‘sample’ the cuisine. Despite

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    there is no way out and then they start to feel depressed and do drugs thinking it is the only way out so they start having addictions and then they get more depressed and feel more alone. 63% of teens also suffer from being homeless due to parents kicking them out for being pregnant, drugs, and others. Some teens also run away because of physical and sexuall abuse. Grief is the last main reason, because of unable to deal with the death of a loved one they try numbing the pain with drugs because nothing

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    Dupin—the creative and the resolvent." It shows that the narrator is comparing him to famous philosophy. The culture influences my appreciation by having a genius crime to solve. In " The sign of the Four" by Doyle, "I never guess. It is a shocking habit, —destructive to the logical faculty." Based on the culture in "England" it influences him by not having negative feeling toward the life of a detective. The culture influences the plot by making Holmes an emotionless detective. The culture influences

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    marriage. That is the best advice I can tell you. Wow!! You are really kicking some butts within the CPO Mess and off-duty education. Outstanding! I am happy to hear that you are deeply

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