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…in circulation less investment. Cities lost inunicipal funds-cities lost cash in stock emergency funds, no improvements, no roads, infrastructures, soup kitchens to feel homeless. Depression goes worldwide-many countries invest in US stock market and lost money from…

…). Even if there is an age limit on who can get drugs, kids are still going to get them using fake ids and other means just like they do for alcohol and tobacco products. The problems that society already faces with the unemployed, homeless, criminals…

…farmers earned from all crops combined. About 60% of the illegal drugs sold worldwide end up in the United States" (Grolier). The problems that society already faces with the unemployed, homeless, criminals, and high school drop-out rate will simply…

…the animals in the stores basement, selling potatoes and turkeys for pennies, and handing out silver dollars to the homeless. Sometimes, Ed would even get publicity when he least expected it. For instance, when the 23,000 light bulb sign was first turned…

…), the first atomic bomb to be used against an enemy position was dropped on the city by the United States Army Air Forces. According to U.S. estimates 60,000 to 70,000 people were killed or missing as a result of the bomb and many more were made homeless. (In 1940…

…much, too late. In a country known for its droughts, a two-day downpour left 10 people dead in Palapye, central Botswana, and 1,000 homeless in Masemyenga in the northeast. Communications were disrupted, cars were abandoned half submerged, and goods worth…

…, and social withdrawal. Many veterans could not cope with coming back to a changed America, and as a result they turned to drugs and alcohol. This abuse and change in attitude left many veterans jobless and some even homeless. They probably had no idea…

…Ireland were even targeted at. The Blitz left devastating results such as leaving 375,000 Londoners homeless. According to the Duxford’s library The Blitz was separated into three different phases. The casualties for the first part which was August, 1940 to May…

…of the U.S. stock market and crop failures in the Midwest. Many Americans became unemployed and homeless. This was the first time migration along the border had reversed, now Americans were going into Mexico. The effects of the Great Depression were not limited…

…of acres are destroyed by the minute, leaving the animals homeless. We say that animals don't have emotions or don't feel pain, but that is to the contrary. Just because they are of lower intelligence then us, that does not give us the right to destroy…