There are over 18 countries that have legalized same-sex marriage. ... There people who support the legalization as well as people who are not for the legalization. ... A lot of homosexual couples have already tried these methods and are successful with it. ... There are other Catholic countries, like Spain who legalized gay marriage. ... Not legalizing gay marriage is a form of sexism. ...

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One possibility for controlling drug abuse is to legalize illegal drugs. ... Since drugs are considered the demon here in America, citizens use as a method of rebelling as well as out of curiosity of 4 what the big deal is. ... Should drugs be legalized, we can expect several immediate results. ... Crime would be dramatically reduced by legalization. ... One more area that legalization will affect is that of race. ...

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English 101 Section 84 12 November 2002 Paper 4 Draft 2 Physician Assisted Suicide: Should It Be Legalized? ... To legalize assisted suicide would give more control to the physician who accepts the responsibility and less control to the patient who is requesting death; therefore, society must not legalize physician assisted suicide. According to Webster's New Twentieth Century Unabridged Dictionary, euthanasia is an act or method of causing death painlessly, so as to end suffering. ... The legalization of euthanasia would cause many changes. ... Also, there is a great pote...

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The legalization of marijuana in the United States is a controversial issue that has been around for years. Groups have been formed to legalize the drug for medicinal purposes, and other groups have been formed to keep marijuana illegal. ... Methods B. ... Penalties The legalization of marijuana in the United States is a controversial issue that has been around for years. Groups have been formed to legalize the drug for medicinal purposes, and other groups have been formed to keep marijuana illegal. ...

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This brings up the controversial and moral debate of legalization of P.A.D. ... There have been a number of people supporting the legalization of euthanasia. ... This is one of many polls taken in the U.S. and like in this PARADE poll, most people agree with the legalization of euthanasia. ... If religious leaders believe and practice euthanasia why can our legislatures realize the benefits of legalizing euthanasia. ... If the legislatures refuse to legalize the act of P.A.D. and euthanasia, they better find more advanced methods of palliative care and better medicine. ...

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The decision legalized the right to an abortion in all 50 states and sparked a political debate that remains charged to this day. ... Many women have used legal abortions as a drastic form of contraception, due to carelessness or ignorance of better methods. Abortion should remain legalized for the fact that if it's not kept legal many women perform illegal abortions. ... In 1970 abortion is on its way towards legalization, as Hawaii becomes the first to make abortion legal. ... he two states" decisions on legalization, on Jan. 22, 1973 the U.S. ...

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However, there is a big problem with this method of entertainment. ... Fireworks should be legalized because of the inconsistent laws from state to state. ... Lastly, legalizing fireworks would bring in massive revenue to Pennsylvania through taxes. ... Lastly, legalizing airborne fireworks would bring in a huge revenue by taxes. ... Ultimately, I think that logic points to legalizing airborne fireworks. ...

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To understand better the impact of legalization, Congress authorized the INS to survey a random sample of unauthorized aliens applying for amnesty under the General Legalization Program. ... The IRCA's general legalization program included a continuous residency requirement to ensure that amnesty was granted to long-term immigrants rather than to temporary or commuting migrants. ... The LPS (Legalized Populations Surveys) sample consist of Mexican and Central American men who came to the United States to stay after 1975, who were born after 1944, and who worked prior to legalization. ... ...

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To continue, the Death with Dignity Act has only been legalized in 5 states. ... She made her husband promise her that he would do everything in his power to get the death-with-dignity law legalized in all 50 states. ... On the contrary, there is a reason for many of the other states that have not yet legalized the death with dignity law. ... "I will follow that method of treatment, which, according to my ability and judgment, I consider for the benefit of my patients, and abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous. ... All in all, the Death with Dignity Act should be legalized ...

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It was not until 1972 that the Supreme Court legalized birth control for unmarried persons. ... A newer more innovative method is called Norplant. ... Depo-Provera is an even newer method of birth control. ... Reported effectiveness of this method is about 80%. One of the least talked about methods is the Emergency Contraception methods. ...

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There are two kinds of surgical methods that can be applied to end pregnancy. In one method, the cervix is opened and the contents of the uterus are extracted; the contents include the fetus and the placenta. The second method is mostly used if the pregnancy is past 22 weeks. ... Many countries that illegalize abortion have high death rates of women compared to countries that legalize abortions, such as United States. ... According to some statistics, there have been over 40 million abortions since abortions have been legalized in the United States. ...

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It all started in 1967 when California and Colorado legalized abortion. Then five years later, on January 22, 1973, the Supreme Court for the first time in history, legalized abortion nationwide. ... In this method the doctor uses a suction tube that is 29 times more powerful than a home vacuum. ... The third method D &C stand for dilatation & curettage. ... Partial birth abortions may also be called brain suction or D & X methods. ...

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(1987) Since 1972 when abortion was legalized 38,010,378 innocent children were aborted. ... In 1973, abortion was legalized in the United States after the cases of Roe vs. ... Abortion is being used as a method of birth control. Sixty million abortions are done yearly, and that number only gets higher as more and more countries legalize abortion. ...

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In 1804, the world became populated with one billion people. Then one hundred twenty-three years later, in 1927, there were two billion people. By 1974, the number had doubled and the world population reached four billion. Recently in 2000 there was another two billion added, bringing the number to ...

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This method is probably the most controversial and fought over of the abortion methods (Roleff 75). ... Wade decision legalized on demand abortion throughout the first three months of a pregnancy. ... Many men avoid the use of condoms because of their decreased sensitivity and some men are unaware of how to use this method. ... When taken correctly, this is a highly effective method but still has a chance of failure. ...

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In the history of the United States nothing has brought more shame to the face of America than the cold, calculated method of keeping black people in captivity. People from England who migrated to America used many different methods to enslave black people and passed them down through the children. These methods were quite effective, so effective that these "slaves" were kept in captivity for over two hundred years in this country. ... The legalized practice of enslaving blacks occurred in every colony. The economic realities of the southern colonies, however, perpetuated the institution, whic...

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The methods that were used for the study consist of mother-child questionnaires. ... Commercial surrogacy has been legalized in India as of 2002, "this has help them to promote medical tourism within their country (Shetty, P. para,3 2012). ... In half of the world, surrogacy has been legalized not only in the UK but in some parts of the United States. ...

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The legalization of alcohol and the prohibition of illegal drugs lead mobsters to begin drug trafficking rather than alcohol trafficking. ... The United States and Mexico border is the most popular method to smuggle drugs into the United States. ... The problem with that is that methods are constantly being changed. ...

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There lies the solution to the drug problem; not in brutality, but understanding; in a willingness to go beyond the immoral, simplistic, and ignorant response of torture and seek, through logical and reasonable methods, to end the proliferation of drugs and the terrible pain they cause. ... Should drugs be legalized the prices would plummet and so all crimes related to drugs (i.e., crimes to obtain the money to buy them) would not have to be committed. ... Isn't human life though, according to those who take such drastically invasive methods to "protect" it through such reprehensible viol...

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There lies the solution to the drug problem; not in brutality, but understanding; in a willingness to go beyond the immoral, simplistic, and ignorant response of torture and seek, through logical and reasonable methods, to end the proliferation of drugs and the terrible pain they cause. ... Should drugs be legalized the prices would plummet and so all crimes related to drugs (i.e., crimes to obtain the money to buy them) would not have to be committed. ... Isn't human life though, according to those who take such drastically invasive methods to "protect" it through such reprehensible viol...

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During earlier generations, few people made it to a very old age. Now, most people are expected to live long lives due to the advances in the field of medical technology. The medicines from these advances have helped to reduce the deaths from infectious diseases. They have also helped with t...

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For one, they claim that the legalization of drugs would severely inflate the drug problem. ... The drug laws currently in place in this country are not only an ineffective and inappropriate method of control, they a large portion of the country does not agree with. ...

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Abortion is being used as a method of birth control, which was proved in a study done by the Lancet magazine February 1995, pg. 300 that 245 of teenagers aged seventeen to nineteen have undergone induced abortions. ... Sixty million abortions are done yearly, and the number only increases as more countries legalize abortion. ...

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However there are many religious, moral, and ethical arguments against this method that is currently illegal . ... Since it was legalized in November of 1997, there have been 43 people that have taken advantage of assisted suicide which is protected under Murphy Law. ...

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Abortion has been practiced around the world since ancient times as a crude method of birth control and has been seen as a controversial issue for hundreds of years. ... If we were able to stop legalized abortion tomorrow, most of the babies saved from abortion would be loved and cared for by their biological mothers. ...

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