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queries: which statement is not an example of a system being useless?

queries: what does the solemn declaration do for peacekeeping

queries: can the solemn declaration be used as a stepping stone for peacekeeping


queries: why did the apollo moon landing happen? brainly

queries: why would it be necessary to fly to the moon again

queries: how many times have people been to the moon

queries: why would we be forced to go back to the moon

queries: why do we need to land on the moon again

queries: why did they cancel three missions to the moon

queries: which country has cancelled flights to moon

queries: how much money do we spend on going to the moon

queries: how much money does it cost us to go to the moon?

queries: why is it important that we never go back to the moon


queries: why was the us stopped going to the moon

queries: why has the us stopped going to the moon

queries: why does the us have to stop going to the moon

queries: why has the united states stopped going to the moon

queries: what countries has not been to the moon since apollo


queries: how far is the hubble telescope from the sky

queries: how far from the earth can the hubble telescope see the moon

queries: what is the distance between the earth and the moon

queries: how far can you see on the hubble telescope

queries: how many miles above earth does the hubble telescope reach


queries: who was the first person to take a picture of the moon?

queries: what was the point of taking pictures of us on the moon

queries: why was it not possible for usa to go to moon

queries: who was the only american to get to the moon


queries: who is the lead scientist on the conspiracy theories

queries: who said the united states kept it quiet for decades

queries: who said it was more important than us to have lied

queries: who invented the idea of a lunar landing

queries: which scientist said that if we'd kept the us from doing this to the moon we'd have had the best of both worlds?

queries: did the u.s. believe in the moon landing

queries: who was the scientist that made the hoax that one in four people don't believe in the moon landing

queries: why did they keep the moon landing from happening

queries: who said they would have kept the truth from going to the moon

queries: who said they would have mocked up the moon landings

queries: who has kept the truth about apollo 11 hoax

queries: who is the scientist on the american moon landing

queries: what scientist said that it would have been far better if they had kept it quiet for four decades

queries: who said it would have been far greater to have kept the whole thing quiet and kept it quiet for four decades?

queries: who said it would have been a far greater accomplishment if the united states had mocked the whole thing up and kept it quiet

queries: what scientist says if it had never been said the us would have kept the moon sunk?

queries: who did the open university professor john zarnecki think is the biggest achievement?


queries: who were the first mammals to go into space

queries: what was the first us u.s. animal into space

queries: who was the first mammal to be sent to space

queries: which nation was the first to go to the moon

queries: who was the first person to go to the moon

queries: who were the first humans to go to the moon

queries: why did the us lie during the space race?

queries: who were the first people to go into space

queries: who were the first americans into space?


queries: why were the satellites on the moon taking pictures

queries: what is the moon landing hoax? why are the stars visible

queries: what kind of glare did astronauts get on the moon

queries: what is the moons surface like from earth

queries: what were some problems with the lunar landing


queries: what are the problems with the astronauts on moon

queries: what problems could be caused by the lack of stars on the moon

queries: what is the name of the module that flies on the surface of the moon

queries: why are there so many astronauts on the moon

queries: does the us flag flake around when on a lunar landing

queries: why do astronauts have no way up the moon


queries: why is the world not having photos of the moon

queries: why are there no good photos of the moon

queries: why don't there be photographs of the moon

queries: why do astronauts have no photos of the moon

queries: why are pictures taken from the moon impossible

queries: why do humans get no photos from the moon

queries: why are there no good photos of astronauts on the moon

queries: why are theren't enough photos of the moon

queries: why don't there still be good photos of the moon

queries: reasons why there are no good photos of the moon


queries: why does a person don't play with a barbie doll

queries: why does an adults not play with barbie dolls

queries: why do adults not play with barbie dolls?

queries: which is true about the plastic barbie doll?

queries: is barbie really the cause of our mental image

queries: why did people say you should never play with a barbie doll

queries: why adults do not play with barbie dolls


queries: what's the most popular christmas toy in the world

queries: why is barbie the second most popular toys

queries: what is the newest toy sold this christmas

queries: what is the name of the popular christmas toy?


queries: what is the difference between the Barbie doll and the Bratz doll

queries: what are the most popular toy dolls in the us

queries: why don't children really buy barbie anymore


queries: what kind of person is affected by barbie doll

queries: what kind of negative image is created by the barbie doll?

queries: what is the effects of barbie dolls on mental image

queries: what kind of images do barbie dolls have on women

queries: does barbie doll affect negative thoughts about ourselves

queries: how does the barbie doll affect our mental image

queries: can a barbie doll change our mental image

queries: what type of images does the barbie doll create

queries: what is the barbie doll that shapes our mental image of ourselves

queries: how does barbie dolls influence our mental health?


queries: why does a girl aspire to be like barbie

queries: does playing with barbie affect body type

queries: what happens when you play with a barbie

queries: why do girls aspire to their own body type

queries: what is the effect of playing with barbie

queries: can a barbie doll make a girl look like a slimmer female?

queries: does playing with barbies influence body image

queries: which body type does the barby doll have?

queries: why does Barbie influenced girls body types


queries: what is the ethnic diversity of barbie's

queries: what is the ethnic diversity of barbie dolls

queries: are there different ethnic groups of barbie

queries: are there different types of barbie dolls


queries: what is the percentage of the population born blond?

queries: what is the percentage of people born blond

queries: what percentage of population is born blond

queries: what percentage of people are born blond

queries: what is the difference between barbie and b&b


queries: what is the gender stereotype for barbie teen math

queries: which gender stereotype of barbie's is true?

queries: what is gender stereotype in barbie math?

queries: why is barbie considered a teen boy or girl?

queries: what is the gender stereotype of barbie?


queries: what is the difference between barbie dolls and adults

queries: when do adults start playing with barbie

queries: what is the name of the doll i play with


queries: how many times would you punch a burglar

queries: what is the tories disproportionate violence rule

queries: what is the definition of grossly disproportionate

queries: what are the rules for disproportionate violence

queries: how many times is too many punches in the head grossly disproportionate

queries: what is grossly disproportionate violence?

queries: how many punches in the head constitute disproportionate

queries: how many punches does it take to be grossly disproportionate?

queries: how many punches is considered a grossly disproportionate

queries: how many times would a burglar punch be grossly disproportionate to self defence

queries: how many punches is grossly disproportionate

queries: how many punches in the head to be grossly disproportionate

queries: how many punches in your head is grossly disproportionate

queries: do you have to disallow brutish violence


queries: what does it mean when the word grossly disproportionately is used in the law quizlet

queries: why is it important to change the law on self defence?

queries: why do the tories try to change the law of self defence

queries: what is the definition of grossly disproportionate?

queries: why is it important to abolish the law of self defence?

queries: is the law on self defence enhrined in statute

queries: which law would not be used to make the self-defence law more common?

queries: why should we amend law to clarify gross

queries: why is grossly disproportionate used in the law


queries: why is the law of self defence not changing

queries: what is the reason why we should not change the laws

queries: why do people say they don't agree with the law

queries: why is the law of self defence controversial


queries: when can you attack someone in self defense

queries: which statement describes the principle that you have no right to defend yourself?

queries: can you defend yourself with a preemptive strike

queries: is a person who thinks he can hurt them before being hit first a preemptive strike

queries: what is the leeway of self defense in court

queries: what is the purpose behind pre-emptive strike

queries: what is the difference between a pre-emptive strike and self defense

queries: when do you need to act in court for self defence


queries: which of the following was an example of a case of burglars

queries: what kind of law would be required to punish burglars with assault

queries: why should people be prosecuted for breaking the law

queries: who brought about the issue of the law and the prosecution of an intruder?

queries: what cases of broken law need to be dealt with

queries: who sued an intruder for breaking the law

queries: why should someone be prosecuted for a burglary


queries: how long can you be sentenced for burglary

queries: what is the maximum life sentence for burglar

queries: can a person get a life sentence for burglary

queries: what is the maximum sentence for burglary?

queries: which term is the maximum sentence for burglary

queries: how long is burglary sentence in parliament

queries: what is the maximum jail time for burglary in london

queries: how long can a criminal burglary last in canada

queries: why is it necessary to give burglars life sentences

queries: how long can someone get a life sentence for burglary

queries: what was the maximum life sentence for burglaries


queries: what law should be used to protect from intruders in house

queries: how can we protect ourselves against intruders

queries: should we be able to protect our house from burglars

queries: should the law of self defence protect property

queries: should we be able to protect our property from intruders

queries: how should we protect our property from burglars

queries: why we should be able to protect our property from intruders

queries: should the law of self defence protect against an intruder?

queries: why does our house need to be protected from someone breaking in?

queries: which of the following is an example of a law that protects property against intruders?

queries: why does the law protect against intruders

queries: why should we protect ourselves from intruders


queries: why shouldn't self defence laws be enforced

queries: how is self defence law different from law enforcement

queries: how should self defence laws be changed?

queries: why is it illegal to take revenge on a rule breaking person

queries: can a person who violates self defence have a gun

queries: who is the only one who can be hit with a handgun and a fist?

queries: can you defend yourself with only your fist

queries: what is the difference in self defence and revenge?

queries: how can the government allow state sponsored revenge

queries: who is legally prohibited from entering someone else's property


queries: how many people are killed in british care

queries: how many people die in a month from care in the community

queries: how many people are killed everyday in the community

queries: what year did stephen laudat die in bpc?

queries: how many people are murdered each month by care in the community patients?

queries: which patient killed two pensioners in carers community

queries: what is the most common killer in england

queries: when were john rous and jonathan newby murdered

queries: how many people are killed every month in care

queries: how many people die in care in the community per month

queries: why does care in the community attack people who are mentally ill

queries: how many people per month are killed by care in the community

queries: how often is the population killed in care


queries: what are the consequences of the proposed racism reform?

queries: why did the racial discrimination proposals fail

queries: which problem has led to the creation of a socially based system?

queries: will the afro-caribbean mental health system hurt minorities

queries: what would happen to the african population?

queries: which are the consequences of the proposed racism

queries: will structural problems lead to racial issues?

queries: will the proposals to increase racism hurt minorities

queries: what are the implications of racist policies

queries: effects of the proposals on minority ethnic

queries: which of the following would have racist consequences?


queries: why is it unreasonable to detain someone who you suspect could be dangerous

queries: why is it not unreasonable to detain someone who you have good grounds to suspect could be dangerous

queries: why do we detain people who we suspect could be dangerous.

queries: what is reasonable grounds for detaining a person

queries: should a person be detained for an investigation

queries: what is the reasonable grounds a person can be detained for

queries: why does it make sense to detain someone

queries: which statement is reasonable about the circumstances that cause someone to be held


queries: mental health legislation is being drawn up to be in line with the _______.

queries: why is detention referred to as a mental illness?

queries: is mental illness considered a human rights act

queries: is it a mental health act or human rights act

queries: who can be in detention for mental illness

queries: can mental illness be used as grounds for detention


queries: can someone be detained on the grounds they are a danger or release

queries: why can't someone be released from a secure institution

queries: should a person be released if they are a danger to the public

queries: why should someone be put in secure detention

queries: why detained persons are released from prison

queries: why is it important that people are released from the safe institutions

queries: why should people not be detained in secure institutions?

queries: why do people go into secure institutions

queries: why do we keep people in secure institutions

queries: why is it important to stop holding someone


queries: why is detention given on grounds of mental illness

queries: why are detained people given mental health care

queries: why is detention considered mental illness

queries: is mental illness a mental health problem in the united states

queries: why do people get placed in custody for mental illness

queries: why would you detained for mental illness

queries: why can you be detained for depression and schizophrenia

queries: why are delinquency grounds of mental illness important

queries: why is detention given for mental illness

queries: why detention of people on mental grounds

queries: when can detention be placed in mental custody


queries: do mental health programs help mental health

queries: do mental health problems affect everyone

queries: do mental health problems affect the overwhelming majority

queries: how do the proposed changes affect mental health?

queries: do people with mental health problems have to seek help

queries: are there any good reasons why you should seek mental health help

queries: does mental health affect the overwhelming majority?

queries: do mental health issues affect a majority of people

queries: which proposal will affect the overwhelming majority of people with mental health problems?

queries: what would cause people to not see a mental health doctor

queries: which of the following mental health issues is not a good reason for anyone to avoid seeking help?

queries: how does this mental disorder affect people

queries: how will mental health reform affect people

queries: will the proposals help mental health problems

queries: why can't i seek help if i have mental health problems


queries: what is detention on the grounds of mental illness

queries: who can still be detained for mental illness

queries: can you be in detention for mental illnesses

queries: can psychiatric problems be a reason for detention?

queries: can someone be detained for mental disorders

queries: is it possible to be detained for mental problems

queries: can people with mental health difficulties be detained

queries: why are people held on mental health grounds

queries: which of the following would not be a reason for detention?

queries: can a person be detained for psychological reasons

queries: can a mentally ill person be detained for mental illness


queries: what is the financial and human cost of assaults and killings by people with dspd?

queries: what is the cost of killing people with dspd

queries: why do we have to protect people from dspd

queries: the financial cost of being a victim of dspd

queries: what is the human financial cost of assaults and killings


queries: does government need to detain people with mental illness

queries: is there a legal limit on psychiatric treatment

queries: what is dspd and why is it important for mental health care to be provided

queries: why can't government detain people with dspd


queries: why do some mental health policy proposals encourage racism?

queries: racism is the only issue that should be addressed in mental health treatment

queries: what is the racial inequality in mental health treatment

queries: are structural problems a problem racial

queries: what are the structural problems of mental health treatment

queries: are there structural problems that lead to racial injustice in psychiatric diagnosis

queries: which proposal would not increase racial injustice in psychiatric diagnosis?

queries: what is the racism argument in mental health

queries: why is racism a problem in mental health

queries: what problem does racial inequality lead to

queries: racial injustice can be and should be investigated and combated in mental health

queries: why is racism important when it comes to mental health

queries: are structural problems in mental health a problem

queries: which proposals neither increase nor reduce alleged structural problems resulting from racial injustices in psychiatric diagnosis? brainly


queries: can people with personality disorders be affected by legislation

queries: which of the following is an example of a law that is intended to cover the large number of people with personality disorders?

queries: what is the problem with an authoritarian government

queries: how would people be affected by the proposed changes

queries: the number of people the government has in mind is actually very small

queries: how is the government proposing to use a personality disorder?

queries: who are affected by the govt's proposals

queries: how many people are affected by proposed lawmaking processes for the disabled?

queries: how many people could be affected by the proposal

queries: what kind of person could be affected by the proposals

queries: how many people do government proposals affect

queries: number of people affected by personality disorder

queries: what would cause a government to propose a law

queries: can the government decide on people affected by the proposals

queries: how many people will be affected by the proposed laws?

queries: how is the government planning to use power of law


queries: causes for detention on psychological grounds

queries: why is mental illness considered detention

queries: why is detention considered a mental illness

queries: why is mental illness considered mentally ill

queries: why are mental health detainees placed in detention

queries: why do we detene people for mental health problems

queries: why is detention on the grounds of mental illness

queries: when is detention on mental illness charges


queries: what is stigma attached to mental illness?

queries: why is stigma attached to mental illness

queries: what is the stigma attached to mental illness?

queries: why do people hold mental health problems?

queries: what is the stigma attached to mental health

queries: how are social issues related to mental health different from physical issues?


queries: what is the first concern about detention for mental illness

queries: which of the following could potentially have a negative effect on detention

queries: can mentally ill patients be held in jail?

queries: why do people keep being detained for mentally ill

queries: reasons for detention for mental illness

queries: can i detain someone with mental illness

queries: why is it important for someone to be released from hospital for mental illness?

queries: reasons to stay in jail for mentally ill

queries: reasons why people are held on mental grounds

queries: can a person be held on mental disorders


queries: can a dspd patient be turned into a jailer

queries: why doctors can not identifie someone with dspd

queries: why do doctors refuse to identify dspd patient

queries: why do doctors refuse to identifie dspd patients

queries: can medical professionals be turned into jailers

queries: why would a psychiatrist refuse to detain someone who has dspd

queries: why should doctors not have dspd patients

queries: why would doctors avoid the possibility of being detained


queries: what is the ground of detention on the grounds of mental illness

queries: can you get detained in detention on grounds of mental illness

queries: is public health detention a mental illness

queries: what is the detention of a person on mental illness

queries: who is detained for mental health reasons

queries: why is mental health being placed in detention


queries: is preemptive indefinite detention unlawful

queries: why should the european commission of human rights rule that preemptive indefinite detention is unlawful

queries: how would the mental health bill be drafted

queries: which article does the echr consider illegal

queries: which article of the echr is specifically linked with the human rights act?

queries: what article does pre-emptive indefinite detention violate

queries: is pre-emptive indefinite detention illegal

queries: why is a mental health bill inline with the human rights act?

queries: which article is the human rights act article 6?

queries: what article is pre preemptive indefinite detention

queries: which articles of the echr are in violation of the human rights act

queries: is indefinite detention violated by the echr

queries: what is the purpose of the mental health bill?

queries: which article is the legal basis of a mental health bill?


queries: can a mental health problem be used as an offence

queries: what is considered dangerous severity personality disorder?

queries: can you prevent serious mental disorders by treatment

queries: is there a treatment for dangerous severity personality disorder

queries: can serious personality disorder be treated

queries: what does it mean if i have serious personality disorder but have not committed an offence?


queries: how many people are affected by a detention plan

queries: number of people being affected by the proposed detention

queries: how many people are likely to be affected by these proposals?

queries: what is the population affected by the public safety proposals

queries: how many people can be affected by the new government detention

queries: how many people are affected by the detention proposals

queries: how many people would be affected by a detention order

queries: how many people affected by police detention

queries: how many people affected by immigration laws

queries: what are the chances of being affected by the detention proposals

queries: what is the likelihood of the detention of a person being affected by these proposals

queries: which government proposal is actually very small?

queries: how many people are in detention under the u.s. constitution

queries: number of people being affected by these proposals is actually very small - the authorities are aware of up to 600 people whose detention might be justified on public safety grounds


queries: why is a patient detained on the grounds of mental illness? a. medical conditions

queries: what would happen in mental health detention

queries: why is mental health detention considered mental illness

queries: detention is grounds for medical condition

queries: detention on grounds of mental illness definition

queries: can a psychiatrist detain someone for a mental illness

queries: what is the definition of detention for mental illness

queries: why detention on grounds of mental illness

queries: why is detention an example of mental illness

queries: why is it necessary for someone to be detained


queries: why is stigma associated with mental illness

queries: why are mental illness so traumatic for people

queries: why are people with mental health stigmatized?

queries: why is stigma attached to mental disease

queries: what stigma is attached to mental illness

queries: why are people with mental illness killed

queries: why do you say mental illnesses is dangerous

queries: why is the stigma attached to mental illness unavoidable?

queries: does a mental illness have stigma attached to it

queries: why are some mentally ill people killing people

queries: how do people with mental health problems get treated?


queries: why was the detention policy put forward

queries: why is detention necessary for mental health patients

queries: is the detention act a mental health act

queries: why is detention on the grounds of mental illness

queries: what is the difference between detention on grounds of mental illness and homelessness in scotland?

queries: why is it called mental illness in the us

queries: why is detention necessary for people with mental illnesses

queries: what grounds would you place someone in detention


queries: why do doctors have the duty to take patient's best interest'

queries: when a doctor says there is nothing wrong, that is fine.

queries: is it ok for doctors to act in patient's best interest

queries: what is the doctor's duty to act in patients best interests

queries: how doctors are satisfied there is nothing wrong with a patient

queries: what is it called when doctor says there is nothing wrong with a patient?

queries: why i say doctors don’t act in my patients best interest

queries: how doctor feel when there is nothing wrong

queries: how doctors determine appropriate action

queries: who is the doctor who have the responsibility of acting in patients best interest

queries: what is a doctor's duty at all times in the patient's best interests?


queries: what percent of crime is committed by young men

queries: is a mental illness more dangerous than other sectors

queries: why is mental illness considered a criminal offence

queries: are mental health problems more dangerous

queries: why does a mentally ill person be detained

queries: what percentage of crimes are committed by a young male

queries: is mental health worse than other sectors of society?

queries: which of the following is most accurate predictor of criminal behaviour? why should the law be enforced? and why do we need to be aware that mentally ill people are prone to detention?

queries: why should people with mental illnesses be treated differently?

queries: how are people with mental illnesses treated differently

queries: why should people with mental health illnesses be kept in detention

queries: why should a mentally ill person be detained

queries: why is mental illness more dangerous than other sectors of the population


queries: why is it necessary to bring a mental health bill before a court?

queries: why was the mental health bill drawn up in line with the human rights act

queries: why is the mental health bill being drawn up

queries: why was the mental health bill introduced

queries: why does the mental health bill be drawn up

queries: why is mental health bill being drawn up