... the night of January 11, 1995, robbed a young couple, then threatened to return the next night" (Gonzalez 492). What seemed to be the truth left holes for questioning. Why would thieves come back a second time to rob the same people? Either they were stupid or NYPD was hiding something. "The surviving intruder, ... those illegal marriages. The men had come to collect the money owed to the young woman."(Gonzalez 493). Gonzalez solved the riddle that left more holes than the two dead men. But why was the story flipped flopped and left in the mists? "The tipsters insisted the shooting was b...

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... the loss of inhibitions, this drug is associated with crime and other potentially harmful behavior. Recently the controversy of whether marijuana should be legalized for medicinal purposes came up. Marijuana has been shown to give promising results in treating such diseases as eye disease glaucoma, suppressing nausea and vomiting ... Marijuana seems to only benefit few and the legalization of this drug means that it may become easily accessible to those who don't need it for medicinal purposes. It's clearly a controversial subject that seems to have no end to the debate. Marijuana has to...

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... a few days Influenza, polio, smallpox, typhoid fever, yellow fever. Even mental illnesses could get you killed by the treatments for them. One of the earliest treatments was to drill holes into the patient's head. To treat coughs, the doctor just suggested smoking tobacco. Because of the awful working conditions, pneumonia ... dying from tooth infections even. Now we have studies, medicines, and miracles all of the time. During this time period, we have vaccinations and drugs for almost anything patients come to hospitals with. Tobacco is now a huge cause of cancer, there is no malaria i...

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