The question that raises a huge amount of commotion is: Should performance-enhancing drugs be legalized? ... A clear hypothesis is unable to be made, as this is an on-going dispute and the following literature review will give points and ideas for both for and against legalizing performance-enhancing drugs in sport. ... These sources also suggest that legalization of these drugs should aim to educate athletes instead of promoting public shaming and punishments so a safer method of using these drugs as to avoid extreme health risks. ... If taken together, the results of the sources stress that...

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The method of research that I used was literature review. ... Methodology: The method of research used in this paper is literature search and review. ... The method of research was good however it was quite limited. ...

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Programs such as D.A.R.E. and other drug prevention methods were unleashed on the country's children. ... Mark Souder, a Republican member of Congress representing Indiana, made known that the legalization of marijuana is not supported by the American people. "Proponents of marijuana legalization are attempting to con voters with deceptive referenda on medical marijuana. ... The drug lobbyists ask for legalization on the platform of marijuana for cancer patients and other sufferers of disease. ... Marijuana proponents are using a platform of medical agenda to legalize all marij...

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1. Today, opinion polls consistently reveal that a majority of people in Western countries respect and endorse homosexual marriage. For instance, in US, among those aged 18 - 32, support is as high as 70 percent (West, 2013, para.5). Along with the support of homosexual marriage is the request of children. However, when homosexual parenting became visible to the public, negative opinions about their parent eligibility were commonplace, partially because heterosexual parenting has been taken as a norm. ...

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Abortion is an important social issue, as it would encompass a woman freely giving up on her baby by killing the little creature. Is abortion a choice or is it immorality? Different people have different opinions over it. Few might think that we do not have the right to abort. We do not have by any ...

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Capital punishment had been abolished due to the growing concern of many people as they saw many problems behind this method of punishment. ... On the other hand, arguments supporting this method of punishment disregard many of the above points and sacrifice them in the sake of society's welfare. ...

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After the Civil War, police and medical authorities attempted to legalize and regulate prostitution as a means to control the spread of venereal disease. ... These women often asked her for the secret to preventing pregnancy, but at the time Sanger knew of no consistently reliable methods, which later on in her life encouraged her to travel to Europe to learn more about diaphragms and spermicides. ...

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