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gayaneshka [121]
2 years ago
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Please someone help 50 POINTTS

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Masteriza [31]2 years ago
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sorry bro I can't see it clearly

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Do you believe everyone deserves to be offered the right choices? If so, Universal healthcare is a big choice that many wonder if it's the right one or not. Universal healthcare has both sides to it's major choice. An example is either healthcare lowers overall cost or it overwhelms the governments budgets. There are many facts that support both sides and make the decision arduous. As choosing the right side, healthcare should be adopted because everyone deserves to stay healthy and get the care they need. People will make their choice but really, was it the right decision?

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