In many countries, smoking is now illegal in public places. Many people believe that such a ban is justified. Do you agree or disagree?

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Nowadays, in the majority of nations, smoking has been banned in public places
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as parks, gardens, hospitals and restaurants. And it has a strong backbone by the law. In
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essay, I totally agree with
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perspective because it reduces the harmful effects of passive smoking and encourages
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who are addicted to smoking to quit. On the one hand, the reason that it the illegal to
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in open places is because cigarette
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can lead
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to develop diseases related to second-hand
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. Passive smoking is something that non-smokers cannot avoid when they are in front of a smoker.
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, inhaled
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can cause innocent
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who do not
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suffering
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from respiratory diseases
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as lung cancer and asthma.
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, a decade ago England citizens
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suffered from lung cancer problems but the majority of patients were non-smokers.
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, the UK government enforced
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strong law
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smoking cigarettes.
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, there was a significant decline in the above diseases leading many countries to adopt similar measures.
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, prohibiting smoking in public areas can cause
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who are addicted to
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to give up smoking. Because, when smoking becomes illegal, smokers will encounter discrimination
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as criticism or look down upon by other citizens, so
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is an excellent motivation to quit.
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, if they had social pressure about smoking they were given more encouragement to be ex-smokers since they can not tolerate the pressure from the public. Eventually, they can give up the habit and attain a healthier body. In conclusion,
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essay believes that banning
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in public is a rational way to prevent
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non smokers
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inhale accidentally and can favourably avoid
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in open places. And
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can encourage
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the smoker
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from cigarettes.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • secondhand smoke
  • prevalence
  • respiratory issues
  • environmental pollution
  • litter
  • healthcare costs
  • smoking-induced illnesses
  • encourage smokers to quit
  • public health improvement
  • justified
  • public spaces
  • exposure
  • non-smokers
  • inconvenience
  • younger populations
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