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The best help is to eliminate it all tgeethor.Eliminate unwanted children.Teach Birth Control in schools. Teaching abstinence is silly and not working. Teens are still getting pregnant.Make birth control cheap and easy to get. For everyone. No questions asked.Support poor, young, uneducated mothers so they can raise healthy children.Make matching adoptive parents and children more like they do on E-Harmony , and less picking and choosing for the whitest, womb-wet babies. Compatibility. What does the PAP have to offer the child? Not money. Experience. Education. Personality type(s).But, that doesn't address the people who aren't fit to raise houseplants, much less children. Addicts, abusers, and other mental defectives should be given ONE chance to be a good parent. ONE chance! You're kid is taken from you, and you are found guilty of abuse or neglect, your parental rights are instantly terminated, and you're kid is adopted by someone more qualified. No more yo-yo ing kids in and out of bad situations.
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Protocol
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Descibe the various forms of network access protocol?
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