Papers 1611-1620 of total 42688 found.
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…leave if he/she is unhappy (Dave). Some children enter the sex trade on their own either voluntarily or against their will. Some children hear about pros! titution through other people and they are enticed by the money. When these children go to work…
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…The articles “Let Gays Marry,” by Andrew Sullivan, and “Leave Marriage Alone,” by William Bennet are very opposite each other. They are both about the same topic: whether or not to allow same-sex marriages. However, each of the authors has very…
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Category: /Literature/English
…that cohabitation is on the increase. Cohabiting couples have an even higher frequency of sex than married couples. Well and less educated and those regarding religion as important or not important have intercourse equally often. The coital frequency of frequent users…
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Category: /Literature/English
…. In the fifth grade, a time in a child’s life where they become attracted to the opposite sex, a basic sex-education course should be implemented into the curriculum. The course will be taught as an elective and would only meet for an hour every week for twelve…
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…been considered obscene and immoral. For example, sex on television is accepted by today's public as normal, but until the 1980s one could hardly say the word "sex" on television without being condemned. Yes, our society is currently in a rapid decline…
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…precautions. Us ordinary people need to promote the education of parents about safe sex, and promote the education about safer blood transfusions. We need to make extra emphasis on this education because our children our the future of American society…
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…virtual reality rests upon its multiple and flexible applications. The medical field, the industrial world, and even educational systems can utilize this technology and produce efficient products and satisfactory results. But within the computer and technology…
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…can see that the different sexes have different views. <Tab/>Additionally, the men described by Sanders were men from the old days mostly toilers or soldiers who labored with their bodies. In Sanders' essay, he said "The bodies of the men I…
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…. They have insisted upon their right to participate with complete equality in all forms of political, social, economic, and cultural activity, equal education, equal access to jobs, equal pay for equal work. What I've also studied is that at the very centre…
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Category: /History
…. "With a terse, lively reporting style that emphasizes sex, scandal and sports. Tabloids were very popular among poorly educated working class citizens." Unfortunately, there were once again conformists that rejected this new style of journalism. They said…
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