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English, 23.11.2019 00:31 kalebkoman01241

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vetuvi
a) state the claim
one world traveler and ethical
voluntourist believes voluntourism
b) present a point to support the claim
if you want a genuine experience
where you can see a lasting impact,
there are better options than
voluntourism.
c) provide facts to support a point
serve monthly dinners to the
homeless. be a reliable, positive
influence on a child who needs a
mentor
studies show that volunteering and d) provide examples that support the claim
forming lasting relationships with
those you has a positive
impact on your physical and
emotional health.
in fact, blood pressure is reduced, e) provide expert testimony to refute the counterclaim's
memory is improved, and rates of point
depression are reduced (michaels).

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