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The world today is a safer place than it was a hundred years ago, and government should stop spending large amount of money on their armed forces . To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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there was significant growth. the
numbers
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 of books
increas
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increase
increased
 marginally. Nowadays many nations around the world are investing an ample amount of
money
 in their armies . Even though a few years ago, the count of wars
has
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declined but spending
money
 on security would be made
hinders
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by other fields so , I partially agree with
this
 statement
due to
 some reasons which I will explain in
further
 paragraphs. To commence with, if government spend too much
money
 on their armed forces
then
 it would be not beneficial for other sectors. In simple words ,
regime's
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should stop investing
money
 in security
centre's
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and make focus on other fields
such
 as education, healthcare,
transportation
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 for developing the national economy.
Hence
 , people can take the benefits from them to make their life easier.
However
, worldwide is a safer palace
due to
 authority as it is utilising chunky of
money
 on armed forces which
lead
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 to
protect
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 from wars through
this
 masses can feel safe and enjoy their life with their loved ones . Doing a job as an army man is tough as they have to leave their family and get risk life to save the world so spending huge
money
 on security is necessary to make them feel comfortable.
To conclude
, the regime should make
concentration
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 not only on the armed sector but
also
 on other sectors which are indispensable for everyone
such
 as education, transportation, hospitals etc so economic growth can develop.
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