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The document argues that curfews should be eliminated for teenagers. It lists reasons like not getting in trouble for staying out late, being able to have fun without worrying about the time, and hanging out with friends without restrictions. The conclusion restates that curfews should be removed so teens can stay out as late as they want.
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