For instance, you might say something like this: Some of you might think that not enough people use our public libraries to justify the increased expenditures, but a recent Pew Research Institute poll found that people still frequently use public libraries to check out books, take classes about how to use new technology, and use the internet to find jobs.[ii] If you had delivered this statement, you would have referenced an opposing viewpoint (not enough people use our public libraries to justify increased expenditures), showing your audience that you are aware of potential positions that contradict your own
The effects of waterpipe tobacco smoking on health outcomes: a systematic review
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It draws from data from the British Doctors Study, which started in 1951 as one of the largest studies looking at the effects of smoking