Is crime an unavoidable aspect of society

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1. Crime and Prevention: Is crime an unavoidable aspect of society? What proactive measures can be implemented to mitigate its occurrence? Please provide a detailed explanation.

2. Global Impact of Microaggressions: Discuss the global implications of microaggressions and their societal effects. How do these subtle forms of discrimination influence social dynamics on a global scale?

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