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The Florida public health fact sheet lists only six of the ten services, but it presents several roles that it assumes, including "Health Protection" against naturally occurring environmental conditions. One can take for granted this is referring to hurricanes when the fact sheet explains that "…environmental conditions… are often of such magnitude and complexity that only government can mount an adequate response" (www.doh.state.fl.us). It is clear that a major hurricane

Conscription in the 21st Century The central problem that this research will explore is predicated on the view that conscription is based on the rights and duties of the citizen and furthermore, that conscription adds a positive dimension to both social life and the life of the individual. The argument against conscription often does not take into account the value that conscription can bring in terms of social and individual

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