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    Sometimes, the end does not justify the means. Stephen King’s “Quitter’s Inc.” explores Richard Morrison’s process of giving up his smoking habit under the guidance of his counsellor Victor Donatti. Throughout the narrative, Morrison is pressured under the “ten-step punishment scale” Quitter’s Inc. operates while being tempted to smoke. After realizing the stakes at hand, Quitter’s Inc, through Donatti, can be viewed as the antagonist in this story. Donatti considers himself a pragmatist, stating

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    Yankee Candle History

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    Candles have been around for many years, and their purpose has changed over time. They have been used for light, ceremonies, and also for the simple purpose of making a room smell good. By typing into Google “candles,” many different companies come up. However, the very first one listed is Yankee Candle. Yankee Candle has been a favorite candle company to many people, but their popularity did not happen overnight. History of Candles It is hard to pinpoint the very first candle, because they have

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    became an addiction for Leonardo and he could not seem to quit. After smoking multiple packs a day for a good number of months, Leonardo began to feel his voice getting raspy. At first he did not worry about it and just figured that he was catching a cold or something but it never seemed to be getting any better. So he took a trip to the doctor and was informed with the devastating news that he had cancer of the throat from smoking too much and was told that his voice box needed to be removed. He had

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    things? Why do people hurt others, why do people have no motivation, why do people not care about major things in life? A big question I have is why do people smoke? I have found two very disturbing images that have touched me personally in the heart. Smoking has been in my family for a while and has caused health problems to my family members as long as I can remember. The first time I saw a cigarette was when I was little, the smell made me feel sick; my grandpa had no clue that I was very sensitive

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    Smoking: Should it be banned? There are about 1.1 billion smokers around the globe and around 300 million of these smokers are in China, according to yes I know that website. This fact shows that there is a huge group of smokers around the earth and it is not a good news. Also the number of smokers is increasing every day specially between teens. Plus this increasing is effecting everyone on the globe. Also the number of deaths because of smoking is in growing. Nowadays, people are smoking every

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    Nowadays, smoking is one of the most reasons which are killing people in the world. Most of the smokers are adult. But so many teenagers are smoking too. Some people said that they started to smoke as the teenager. The effects of smoking are common and dangerous but what most people don't realize. Smoking is a hard habit to break because tobacco contains nicotine, which is highly addictive. There are several negative effects of smoking that make people thinking about should they smoke or not: Health

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    and his siblings. This writer has no memory of drugs or alcohol. This writers father was a heavy cigarette smoker, there was knowledge of cigarette smoke in the house because of the smoke smell. This writer also remembers that there was cigarette smoking everywhere. Not like now days where you can’t smoke in malls, restaurants, bars, movie theaters, and air ports. During the early 1980’s you could smoke everywhere. This writer also remembers stories from his grandmother about this writer’s father

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    the U.S. population 12 and older. The government receive a lot of tax money from tobacco and cigarettes manufacturers due to the danger smoking poses, but they are less hesitant to ban it completely. Government and society is mindful of the danger that is why they made it unlawful for teens to possess and use cigarettes. Many diseases have been caused by the smoking of tobacco, diseases like respiratory and heart disease including, respiratory infections, lung cancer as well as cancer

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    Should marijuana be used as a medical option? Should marijuana be used as a medical option? Researchers suggest that marijuana’s active components are potentially effective in treating pain, nausea, and vomiting. Anti-emetics are also effective against vomiting and nausea; doctors can also prescribe painkillers to treat pain if necessary. Why should the United States need to legalize marijuana? Chronic use of marijuana can have negative effects. Prolonged use of marijuana can cause lung damage

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    per year” as claimed by the Centers of Disease Control. Secondhand smoke is just as bad as smoking an actual cigarette itself; smokers do not realize that secondhand smokers so not get the chance to decide whether to inhale or not. The main health risk of secondhand smoke is cancer causing agents. Secondhand smoke has higher concentrations of cancer-causing agents and it is more toxic than mainstream smoking. Secondhand smoke contains smaller particles than the actual smoke itself, allowing them

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