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    alcohol. It should not only be decriminalized; decriminalization would only legalize the possession of marijuana. If the government chose to decriminalize the substance, it would still waste millions of dollars in prosecuting all other marijuana related crimes. Decriminalization would also fail to make the sale of marijuana legal in the country, thus losing a product with the ability to provide the country with a substantial source of revenue. Marijuana should be legal for sale to all individuals over the

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    alcohol. It should not only be decriminalized; decriminalization would only legalize the possession of marijuana. If the government chose to decriminalize the substance, it would still waste millions of dollars in prosecuting all other marijuana related crimes. Decriminalization would also fail to make the sale of marijuana legal in the country, thus losing a product with the ability to provide the country with a substantial source of revenue. Marijuana should be legal for sale to all individuals over the

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    The professing of these studies is reflective of the drastic increase in societal violence in the United States during 1965. A year that marked the first time a generation raised on television would come of the average age of committing violent crimes. (Bushman, 2001, Media Violence and the American Public, pg. 478) These copious amounts of violence that are depicted in our cultures mass media outlets have negative effects on both adults and children. While we exercise our naturally violent minds

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    Joel's mother, Julie Rae Harper, was found guilty of his murder and was in prison.Later Sells told Fanning during a face-to-face interview, that Harper had been rude to him at a convenience store so to get back at her he followed her home and murdered her son.Also,During his confessions he took on the nickname "Coast to Coast",because of all the murders in all the different places.On December 31, 1999, 10-year-old Krystal Surles was staying

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    Today’s customer seeks the convenience of one-stop shopping that we offer. From grocery and entertainment to sporting goods and crafts, Walmart provides a deep assortment that customers appreciate -- whether they're shopping on-line at Walmart.com, through mobile apps or shopping in a store (Our Story: Walmart, n.d.). Because Walmart is in the retail industry, the tool that I would use is the system flow chart

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    Micah Fierro Charles Williamson Composition II April 26th, 2018 Video Games – Supplementing Education Often through the course of history new inventions drastically change elements of society. The printing press allowed the mass production of books, leading to more education for many people. Today’s world is rapidly changing, and new technology is being invented frequently. Video games should be used in school to promote teamwork as well as teach new skills and material to the student. Additionally

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    and that they live their lives beyond the typical love interest roles, seen in other movies. The movie is full of action, but the two women put their own spin on it, they are nice and polite about the crimes they may have committed. For example, Thelma is very polite when she robs the convenient store, and Thelma and Louise both apologize when they lock the police officer in his trunk. They do certain things, that up until this movie, where only seen being done by men, such as, blowing up a truck,

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    Many adults are dependent on fast food industry jobs to support their families. “More than one in four fast-food workers are raising children, according to a Center for Economic and Policy Research study” (Owens). The sad truth to the matter it that “eighty eight percent of low-wage workers are adults today, compared with seventy four percent thirty five years ago” (Owens). Large companies are able to pay their lowest, “frontline” workers a decent salary, but many don’t want to share their wealth

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    scores of African Americans and Latinos, including prominent athletes, members of Congress, actors, lawyers, business leaders and even police officers, have experienced the humiliation of being stopped on the nation’s highways upon suspicion of a crime. Few white motorists can tell the same story.” (Bouie 2014). Most colored motorists have had this feeling at least once while driving. The article, "It's Been Proven: "Driving While Black" is a Real Thing" takes a look at incidents around the United

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    All Drugs Should be Legalized in the US Over the past twenty years we have made a tremendous amount of changes in terms of what should be considered legal and illegal substances. For example, we can focus in on one specific drug that has become popular in controversial debates recently, marijuana. Until this point, marijuana was considered illegal. Recently, a handful of states have made the decision to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana. To date there has been

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