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In America, no one is allowed by law to drink
and drive. Yet, everyone is expected to show a driver’s license to buy alcohol.
What therefore is the relationship between liquor and a driver’s license?
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In every gas station, there is a sign that warns
people not to smoke. However, all gas stations sell cigarettes.
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Walk into any major retail store and what do you
see? It’s the individuals who really need to do some physical exercise that
you’ll see using store-provided scooters to go about the store.
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United States is the only country in the world with
too many marriage counselors who are either divorced or never married.
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Inter-state highways are built by the federal
government to link one state with another. Hawaii is an island that has no
road-linkage with any other state. But why do they have inter-state
highways…roads that lead to no other state?
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America has a travel/trade embargoes against
Cuba. Yet, many Americans, especially the rich and the famous (including law
makers) spend huge sums of money to indulge in the habits of smoking the Cuban
cigar.
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It’s funny how rappers and thugs revel in the image
of social misfits and non-conformists by their inappropriate public attires.
But let them have some criminal or civil case and you’ll see them in court all “decked
out” in some fanciful suits and ties. That means they do know the importance of
proper modes of dressing!
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America is globally known as the foremost land
of freedom and liberty. Yet, several Americans, especially blacks, were forced
by circumstances of slavery, racism and prejudice to seek freedom and liberty
elsewhere by adopting the citizenship of foreign nations such as Canada in
North America and France in Europe.
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The words “colored people” have been described
as the worst misnomer in English grammar. This is because it’s a Caucasian
individual that has different shades of skin “colors” while a black person has
only one. Therefore, how come the same words remain an integral part of an
organization such as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP)?
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