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…to be a deadly poison. Animal studies have shown that guinea pigs could die by a single dose that weighs less than a billionth of their body weight. In mice and rats, low levels of dioxin have been reported to cause decreased…
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…to others. It wasn't until 1938 that Howard Florey and Ernst Chain - two brilliant scientists at Oxford - got to work on penicillin. After two years, enough pure penicillin had been extracted from the mould for it to be tested on some diseased mice. The results…
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…the incident. The forth stanza emphasises the physical sufferings of the men, which tries to make the reader consider the 'glories' of war and 'The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est/Pro patria mori.' The poem starts with a harsh presentation of exhausted men: Bent…
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…with above normal strength and sub-normal intelligence, a genetic underclass. Also, if cloning is perfected in humans, there would be no genetic need for men. Cloning might have a detrimental effect on familial relationships. A child born from an adult DNA…
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…break out of this place. It is like an experiment and we are the mice.@ Paul exclaimed, AWhoever put us here like this better have a good explanation, like saving the world.” ASo who=s it gonna be?,@ David asked the other two. AIt=s gonna be one of you…
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…, which are, or ought to be, conventions between men in a state of freedom, have been, for the most part the work of the passions of a few, or the consequences of a fortuitous or temporary necessity; not dictated by a cool…
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…suffered through two failed marriages before finding bliss with his third wife, Elaine. Furthermore, he never achieved critical acclaim after his early work, despite the popularity of The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men. He suffered from the judgment…
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…it in their descriptions. Often writers like Steinbeck who wrote in dialogue applied the dialect of the location that the event was taking place. In his book Of Mice and Men, Crooks says “S'pose you didn't have nobody. S'pose you couldn't go into the bunk house and play rummy…
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…does not appear more in men or women but is more prone in Caucasian than any other groups. Every year, nearly 90 billion dollars go towards Alzheimer’s research. Research also shows the stages of Alzheimer’s Disease. There are three stages mild, moderate…
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…the California Commonwealth Club’s Gold Medal for best novel by a California author that year. He followed it with one of the most widely known books ever, “Of Mice and Men”, which was published in 1937. This book became an instant success and was immediately a best…
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