Although home schooling doesn't seem to have any major benefits over public schooling, evidence shows that parents can help children achieve a level of education similar to other schools (Klugewiz 407). Home schooling was made legal in the United States in 1993. ... Furthermore, support can be found at public schools. ... Some religious families also like the idea that they can focus on teaching their children the background and history of their religion. ... There are many ways home schooled children can get involved in social activities. ...

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I will be describing today how I represent my constituency at home and in Washington DC. ... When I walk on this side of the state, I feel like home. I can be here for many hours and feel connected to them. ... I am part of this community where we can talk about our beliefs and gain trust on each other. ... This second district is my home and where I connect to the people and understand them. ...

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Can you imagine that? ... If there is anything to be wasted, you can bet that the American people do it. ... Why wash dishes when you can eat with paper plates and utensils, right? And disposable cleaning products try making it easier, because after just one use they can be thrown away. ... So until we realize what we are doing to ourselves, we will continue to be the land of the free and the home of the... wasteful....

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Home is the first place where children start to learn. Before entering school, they learn everyhting from home. Home used to present a warm place filled with love where everybody wished to be. ... Kids feel, "because the movie stars can do it, I can do it too." With this horrible sentence stuck in their mind, nothing can stop them from being crazy. ...

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The Campaign to End Child Homelessness states that over 1.6 million American children go to sleep without a home of their own each year. ... To help the homeless children in our society, people can begin to get more involved with developing programs and shelter homes specifically designed for children. ... In order to make sure all veterans have the same opportunity, citizens can determine the need in their own community. ... Citizens can not act on this issue alone. ... Citizens can protest and fight for what is right, but it is up to the government to act on these arguments....

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These aliens, instead of working in corporate office buildings, desperately spend long hours at the local Home Depot, waiting to be picked up as cheap labor all the while leaving their pregnant wives unaccounted for, surviving on welfare. ... It is unfair for legal Americans to give up their jobs to illegal immigrants; and therefore whoever can discover an intelligent method of increasing employment for American workers, would surely deserve from the public, a statute to honor the nation's savior. ... We can not employ them in any way, shape, or form to dictate the nation nor its co...

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I can still hear my mom calling my name, "Bilal come, come and play,"" while she and my siblings played in the courtyard. I can still remember long walks with my father from the beach to our house talking about business. ... Home, for me, isn't just walls and doors. Home, for me is where my loved ones are. ... I might act like a different person outside my house, but when I am home I can be myself. ...

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Death and illness can also be a major factor in not paying the payments. ... You can sometimes do something to earn a little extra income, but it is more important to control your spending. ... " This is how impacting and emotionally distressing the economy can be on regular people. ... I think it is amazing that can even happen within a large corporation such as B.O.A. Just from the laziness of that one employee, thousands of people can be negatively affected. ...

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Parents Charged For Unlocked Guns Twenty two million children in eleven million homes live in a home with at least one firearm. ... Public health workers and law makers can make sure that when families make their decisions they understand the risks associated with firearms and know how to reduce these risks. ... Many of these parents believed that their children can distinguish between toy guns and the real thing. ... Keep all weapons locked in a lock box or safe and store the combination where only an adult can get to it. ... Parents can also be charged with child abuse for leaving...

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The United States ended WWII with a victory and began the voyage home. Sailors, Marines, Airmen, and Soldiers all returning home after one of the deadliest wars in hopes to see their family. ... At a glance you can see a woman standing behind the sailor's left shoulder. ... The emotion can only be comprehended by a person that has been in that situation before. ... They can be erased even if only for a split second in time and anyone that was returning home from a hell can feel at peace. ...

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All of this can change if people were more aware of the various uses contours have in home landscaping design. Contours are mounds of dirt that serve as aesthetic designs around homes. ... Objectives To research and write an informational packet explaining the uses of contours in home landscape design with the publication credit going towards your company. ... Work by myself on a minimal budget, and produce an excellent publication on the uses of contours in home landscaping design for aesthetic purposes. ... This can all be accomplished by using contours, and altering the shape, ...

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The worst-case scenario is when they drive home after drinking. ... Even worst is that some of them may get in to their cars and start driving home. Alcohol can greatly affect a person judgment while on the road. ... What can you do to stop this? ... Encourage teenagers to call home for a ride if they or their friends are under the influence and unable to drive safely. ...

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Child Abuse Child abuse is neglect that can be physical, emotional, or sexual. ... The Physical abuse can be the result of punching, beating, kicking, biting, burning, shaking, or otherwise physically harming the child. ... The three other boys, ages 14, 10, and 9, were removed from the home and hospitalized. ... Three girls in the home-two adopted and third a foster daughter the couple wanted to adopt-all seemed to be in better shape" (jet magazine 46-7). ... Generally child abuse involves a child or several children, an abuser or abusers, a family which can include the abuser, and it...

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When the housing bubble burst, a lot of those people found themselves paying on loans that were worth more than the homes they had purchased. Furthermore, many of those loans were already at up to 125 percent of the home value. ... If you need a home loan or a second mortgage, and you are credit worthy, the bank will be more than happy, and adequately prepared to loan it to you. That means your daughter can start college on time, your kids can keep going to private school, you can add that new room for your mother-in-law to use when she visits. It means you can take care of the emergencies whe...

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Only actual bad conduct, irresponsible behavior, and poor judgment can lead to punishment here in the United States of America. ... In the United States we are free to complete privacy within our homes and limited privacy in public places. The Bill of Rights states that no one can enter and search a home without a warrant. In Oceania peoples" homes were monitored constantly by camera. ... How can you force a human being not to love? ...

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The long-term effects domestic violence has on children can be devastating. ... In worse case scenarios, the depression can lead to suicide (Ballard 2003). ... A majority of the children who witness violence in the home display an aggressive behavior (Ballard 2003). ... Children in violent homes are often caught in the middle, and in many homes, they are also abused (Walton 2003). ... Even if children are not directly beaten, they can be harmed by exposure to domestic violence....

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The more complicated and greater comparison can be made between African Americans and white Americans. ... The figures are dramatic, as you can see in Appendix A. ... The chances that a black or Latino with an IQ of 114 graduated from college can be seen on Appendix B. ... There are many different aspects of the environment that can be looked at. ... The results of the study showed that Black adoptees raised in white homes had an average IQ of 106; Black adoptees raised in white homes had an average IQ of 99; Black adopted kids raised in black homes had an average IQ of 97; White adopted...

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This is evident in the home, workplace, and society in general. The problem of men and women not being equal can be traced back to the Declaration of Independence. ... Women were confined to the home to take care of the domestic housekeeping duties. ... Another sign of the unfairness can also be found in the lower ranks. ... A clear example of male dominance can be seen when a woman gets married. ...

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However, spending the money for the U.S. can benefit the people of the United States. ... There can also be a better health care coverage for every senior citizen, in the U.S. who can not afford the money for the medicine that they need to survive. ... Thus, this will create destruction to the buildings and homes around them. After all of the fighting is done, there will be a need to rebuild the destroyed homes, buildings, etc. ... Destruction of homes and buildings with weapons and bombs is the harsh reality of war. ...

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This tells us that we need stricter gun control policies by law and in the home. ... Schools should recognize students that are having problems and try to help any way they can. ... Risk factors associated related to the child's home environment often influence school aggression. Interventions in the home are necessary. ... Gun control, youth activities, and education can help all of this. ...

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Planet earth, which man calls home, is approximately 5 billion years old. ... The "American Dream" of owning a home and land is something almost all Americans aspire to. ... Single family homes or detached dwellings, cost much more to heat than apartments. The paved area around all homes reduces rainfall percolation back to ground water tables. ... Individuals can effect change by identifying problems in their own communities and making their voices heard. ...

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The content of false information can damage the organization reputation and also the respect of the audience becomes absent. ... The visual and message of an ad can impact the viewers who are watching from home and it can also affect President Obama, who appears as a pro-life supporter in this ad. ... Burch, Brian) the ad encourages women to rethink abortion, because they believe that the baby they are carrying can become the next president. Overall the ad itself is somewhat effective, because being president is a very important job and only one person can take that position one at a time. ....

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Maria and Efrain can see all of these issues in Mary. ... The 'angel home' is a very vital literary simbol in the works of Romanticism. ... The concept of angel home addresses facets of womanhood and what it entails. ... Maria can not live without Efrain in your life. ... We can see this with the family of Efrain. ...

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Rodriguez says that he felt very comfortable at home where everyone spoke Spanish. ... At that point he began to realize he was an American citizen, although, his feeling of closeness at home was diminishing by then, no longer having the same feeling of intimacy at home. This change also affected his parents, allowing them to fit into the community, however, the sense of intimacy was never rekindled in their home, as conversation was limited. ... I can identify with Rodriguez's loss of comfort of home and the difficulty in speaking and expressing myself in English and the difficulty of t...

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The Indian Removal Act moved more than 70,000 Indians out of their homes across the Mississippi. ... In both cases, people were removed from their home and community and relocated to a foreign place. ... Both actions demonstrated segregation towards a race of people who were removed from their homes and relocated to a foreign place. A more recent parallel that can be drawn to these actions is the Patriot Act of 2001. ... It is inhumane and unnecessary, however an example of this segregation towards people can be found in every era. ...

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