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Thank you We sneak in and here's your shmoop Choose

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your brought to you by safety regulations because drinking water

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and nuclear waste should really go in separate containers All

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right Checking the following passage Waken Cia country We're fast

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reader Alright what support does the article offer for its

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underlying premise That the right to a safe workplace is

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a basic human right And the choices are All right

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nice of osha to look out for workplace safety it's

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kind of annoying when the cubicle ceiling keeps caving in

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on your head and hopefully they're doing something about the

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asbestos situation But how does the article back up the

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idea that workplace safety is a basic human right While

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the article makes no mention whatsoever of a growing international

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consensus it's pretty much entirely about life in the usa

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and all tricky dick nixon may have had an inflated

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sense of authority there but the article doesn't defer to

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him and the article doesn't mention anything about lack of

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concern from employers although we do hope they're paying attention

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instead check out paragraph three right here The article proudly

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discusses the law's past successes and it states that the

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law's creation has made it clear that workplace safety is

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a basic human right which is what is stated in

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answer B b is the correct answer because safety regulations

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really are important After all exposure to radiation does not 00:01:32.476 --> [endTime] actually give you superpowers

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