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Education to accomplish a financial success

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I am arguing in this article how helping poor students would help to build a great financial success to the nation. I have also sketched in this clause.

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I need more poetry in my life

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"Kamu, who is knocking at the door?" my aunt asked.  I was then in Jhapa,  during the last of May. She began to drink water from the pot and took a long breath. "How can I know who is at the door?" I said.

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Ending Women’s poverty by social reformers, economist or socialist?.

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My argument in this article is a series of statements to present a conclusion to ending women’s Poverty. Thus, I have outlined in this article how empowering women is important to end extreme poverty.

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Operating an obligated democracy.

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I have sketched in this article how obligated democracy works? Incompetent and selfish political leaders are worth to sustain in democracy? Is that how democracy works?

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Sufficient economic, judicial and political equality for growth.

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I have sketched in this article how we can defeat grassroots level of impoverishment? How we can prepare for sufficient economic, juridical and political equality?. My focal point is how economic policy will affect the development? What role do we require to raise? What about education, public policy, growth, alternative institutions, reform?

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Why I trust an economic reform?

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If we devote to technological education like programming, which is labor-intensive. Even that requires spending lots of money providing technical educations. Even so, we need to have sufficient money.

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When Failed Political Leaders Gain Power

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If the failed political leaders gain complete power, the subsequent history of this beautiful World is likely to follow the history of many other countries that adopted failed leaders or politics for a while, only to reject

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Responsible leadership, economic democracy

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In the meanwhile as before: poverty, unemployment, price rises,murder, is to continue. Political groups are to continue with their agitations. Political leaders are to spend their time and energy in wrangling and " talks". People are to continue suffering with lack of law and order and uncontrolled and uneven inflation and commodity prices.

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Misuse of Prescription Drugs

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Published in Cape May County Herald.

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Whose Children Are Missing

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Published in Cape May County Herald.

When your own child is missing, you will know the pain, anxiety, and depression. Even when we have strong laws, public awareness through public education still lacks. I think public education will further aid police to find missing children and provide information to parents about the safety of their children.

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