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…the High Imperial Opium Trade begins, and heroin becomes a major global necessity. A steady increase in local opium harvesting leads to greater consumption. Later in the 19th century modern medicine makes opiates a drug of strong abuse in the cities of West…

…signs" of potentially lethal food. Yellow is a symbol of deity in many global religions. In China brides may not wear white to their weddings. It is thought that this color shows mourning. Similarly in India a bride wearing white shows…

…of education has become entry into the job market, with the real beneficiary being the economy. As a global society we have swallowed this whole-heartedly, without question. While it differs greatly between individual cultures, the focus has remained clear…

…than a year ago. Brodsky’s bill would require New York’s 32 power plants to reduce the release of four gases known to contribute to acid rain, smog, global warming and contamination of fish stocks. The proposed emissions bill would cut sulfur dioxide by 75…

…or not its events that warm the heart, or make tears fall, certain things can change a person's personality, actions, or lives. Trauma can change a person around, alter their morals, and affect their views on life and other people. World War II was a massive…

…Stevenson was fiscally conservative would be the functional equivalent of saying the sun is a little bit warm. Our next suspect is one Beauford Halbert Jester. Mr. Jester was born in Corsicana, Texas in 1893, like his contemporary conservative cohorts, Jester…

…A Fundamental Right “You are now wife and wife.” Amy leans over to kiss her new wife, Terri. The wedding was beautiful as any wedding inside a church. It was a beautiful warm sunny day in May. The two brides now feel a sense…

…1998,11). The topic of rainforest destruction raises the thought of biodiversity and cures for cancer, both of these thoughts are very important reasons to end deforestation but it has not yet come to and end. Global climate and the greenhouse effect both have…

…; The growth strategy of Benetton was based around the acquisition of subcontractors and raw material suppliers. 1983 - Advertising and sponsorship campaign in preparation for the global launch. 1985 - Marketing of children's stationary with the Benetton logo…

…such as nuclear pollution, global warming, and the toxic effects of pesticides and herbicides. Medicines are often withdrawn because the side effects turn out to be poisonous. Genetic engineering poses the greatest danger of any technology yet introduced. Because many…