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These days people in some countries are living in a “throw-away” society, which means people use things in a short time and then throw them away. Causes and problems. v.4

These days people in some countries are living in a “throw-away” society, which means people use things in a short time and then throw them away. Causes and problems. v. 4
It is argued by some people that due to the frequent cases of bodily injury from boxing, it should be ban in this modern era. I disagree with this view because some non combative sports do cause similar injuries and there are measures put in place to protect boxers from injury. One significant reason for the support of boxing today is owning to the fact that some other common sports often result in similar injuries. In other words, sports such as football, car racing and baseball inflict people with life-threatening wounds or have caused the death of some sport personalities. For instance, in 2014, a popular young footballer in Nigeria, sustained a ruptured spleen while playing football and this lead to his death. Thus, it would not be just to restrict boxing when other sports result in physical injury as well. Furthermore, organisers of boxing matches do provide protective standards for the participants. This is geared towards reducing or preventing injuries during the course of a fight. For example, amateur boxers wear protective head gears in Olympic boxing matches while referees are authorise to stop a bloody fight and declare a winner before a knock out. These precautionary measures have helped to reduce the frequency and the severity of injuries. In conclusion, although boxers often sustain physical injury during fights, boxing should not be ban due to the fact that some other non combative sports cause similar injuries and protective measures are often ensured during fights. More people should be enlighten about these reasons.
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that due to the frequent cases of
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injury
from boxing, it should be
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in this modern era. I disagree with this view
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some
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non combative
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sports
do cause similar
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injuries
and there are measures put in place to protect boxers from injury.

One significant reason for the support of boxing
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is owning
to the fact that
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other
common
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sports
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result in similar
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injuries
. In
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other
words,
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sports
such as football, car racing and baseball inflict
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people
with life-threatening wounds or have caused the death of
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some
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sport
personalities.
For instance
, in 2014, a popular young footballer in Nigeria, sustained a ruptured spleen while playing football and this lead to his death.
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, it would not be
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to restrict boxing when
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result in physical
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as well
.

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,
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organisers
of boxing matches do provide protective standards for the participants. This
is geared
towards reducing or preventing
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injuries
during the course of a
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fight
.
For example
, amateur boxers wear protective head gears in Olympic boxing matches while referees are
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authorise
to
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a bloody
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fight
and declare a winner
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before
a knock out. These precautionary measures have
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helped
to
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reduce
the frequency and the severity of injuries.

In conclusion
, although boxers
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often
sustain physical
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injury
during
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fights
, boxing should not be ban due to the fact that
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some
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other
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non combative
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sports
cause similar
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injuries
and protective measures are
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often
ensured during
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fights
. More
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people
should be
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about these reasons.
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IELTS essay These days people in some countries are living in a “throw-away” society, which means people use things in a short time and then throw them away. Causes and problems. v. 4

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
254 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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