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      <title>War is both good and bad. It can be helpful for building connections but at the same time it can ruin the lives of people affected by the war as well.</title>
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      <description>I find this paragraph to be the perfect definition of war. War is a period of growth for many countries and for the people involved. Thousands of innocent lives have been lost to war but can war be avoided? On one hand, war is what has made our country grow and learn. Different countries have banded together and made alliances but at the same time, they have made enemies with other countries. 
War can provide for resources and provide jobs for people who are in need of such. 
During World War II, when all the men were at war, there were many job vacancies that had to filled or else the economy would collapse. As a result, women started taking over of jobs that men originally occupied. This created a chance for women to fight for equality and take a step into an area that was previously unavailable. However, at the same time, war brings the guilt and trauma of having blood on the hands of the soldiers. Children have perished at a young age and weren't given a chance to live their lives. This is a very unfair life for kids who have done nothing to deserve such a thing. 
There are many views and debate on war but I think this paragraph summarizes everything that war offers into short and concise sentences. </description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2015 12:40:53 -0400</pubDate>
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