Some people believe that nowadays we have too many choices To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement ?

In recent days, some mankind would contend that they can pick many things of their own, while others do not.

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statement. There are two primary reasons which are associated with poor destine and an inedible disease. In

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essay, I intend to discuss both these views.

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of all, I completely believe that some people have given poorly destined. Put more simply when they are born with developed parents which means they couldn'

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choose their life.

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, children who are born in poor families without possible ,chances might be don'

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have some food and clothes. One of the perfect examples of

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is I want to compare Canada and Africa. The important thing is a high cash scholarship for every single child from their government in Canada. On the other ,hand many people especially children easier to die in Africa because they haven'

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eaten any cereal prolonged time.

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and even more importantly though some people couldn'

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choose them an indelible disease.

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to say that many different kinds of inedible diseases in our rounds

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as cancer and diabetes,

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they seem like too much pain and hard treatment until their

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moment. One particularly good example of

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is my grandmother had a death in 2016 because she has cancer in the stomach so she never felt pain before when she knew her cancer

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after diagnosis we knew it about we don'

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have any chances so that she left just one month. By way of conclusion, I once restate my view that not only poor destined but

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an indelible disease.