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The author of this report has been charged with writing a brief scholarly report with a few key components. The author of this report has been asked to select a topic of interest. That selected topic shall be substance and drug abuse in adolescents.

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Development policymaking and the role of state and markets

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Childhood and coming of age in Hana's Suitcase

Coming of age is challenging in the best of times; under unfathomably oppressive circumstances like the Holocaust, coming of age has the potential to erase a childhood entirely. Hana's Suitcase: A True Story pieces together the life of a girl who never was able to realize her hopes and dreams.

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Edwin Sutherland's definition of white-collar crime and FBI enforcement

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Lone wolf terrorists as the most dangerous terrorism threat

Many terrorism experts consider so-called lone wolf terrorists to be the most dangerous terrorist threat of all because of their unpredictability.

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HIV transmission and cultural gender dynamics in sub-Saharan Africa

It is estimated today that roughly 15 million heterosexual women have HIV (Avert, 2014). By far and away, the majority of these women are found in sub-Saharan Africa, where it is believed that "close to 60% of adults living with HIV are women -- or 13.3 million" (UNAIDS/WHO, 2004).

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The shift in tobacco marketing ethics and regulation in America

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Religious conviction and slavery: John Brown and Robert E. Lee compared

Religious beliefs were the sustaining platform for the positions on slavery of both Robert E. Lee and John Brown, although both men were compelled in disparate directions as a result of their faith.

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Riley v. California and digital privacy rights in law enforcement

Digital forensics was a field that simply didn't exist a few decades ago. This field has opened the door to abilities for crime and the need for law enforcement in properly preventing crime as well.

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