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cooperation is urgently required. i. Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Definition of Global Warming
3. Causes of Global Warming
3.1 Personal Activities
3.2 Economic Activities
4. Solutions to Global Warming
4.1 Policies
4.2 Alternative Energy
5. Conclusion
6.
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oped policies for birth promote maintain the low birth-rate. However, if we make an effort for the problem, we prevent the birth-rate from more reduction at the least. So we don't get absentminded.
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reduction and prevention of violence against women. Second, the effects of mandatory prosecution and no-drop policies remain to be seen, although some researchers assert that mandatory prosecution and no-drop policies would substantially decrease violent crimes against women. With regard to courts,
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