Papers 1661-1670 of total 25430 found.
…depicts the giving away by the government of cheap or even free farm land in the plains in mid-US in the mid 1930s. At first Lorentz shows shots of great looking and seeded farm land. The land looks very promising and looks like a great opportunity…
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…Research on animals is important in understanding diseases and developing ways to prevent them. The polio vaccine, kidney transplants, and heart surgery techniques have all been developed with the help of animal research. Through increased efforts…
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…is the many different types of rainforest species and their uniqueness from the rest of the world. First, I will discuss the many species of rare and exotic animals, Native to theRainforest. Tropical Rainforests are home to many of the strangest looking and most…
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…the train station. I remember asking my brother Roy why we were taking a train, and why. He told me that we had bought a farm in Marceline, Missouri and we were going to live there. I remember imitating the conductor when he yelled out 'all aboard' and everybody…
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…killed the puppy. As he sat in the straw of the barn playing with the animal's fur, the Boss's son's wife wandered in. At first Lennie refused to speak to her for fear that George might not let him feed the rabbits when they finally got their farm but the girl…
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…the superficial blood vessels constrict, thereby limiting the amount of heat loss at the animal's surface and maintaining a steady core temperature". [Another temperature-regulating strategy is mud bathing, which provides another layer of insulation against extremes…
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…in which "foreign" genes are inserted into the microorganisms, plants, or animals. Foreign genes are genes taken from sources other than the organism's natural parents. In other words, GM plants contain genes they would not have contained if researchers had used…
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…that they do now. One statistic shows, "Animal waste from massive feedlots and factory farms is a leading cause of pollution in our groundwater and rivers.9" In addition to being unnecessary, raising animals for meat indirectly damages the ability to inspire…
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…percent of Colombia's land is used for farming, although there is much more room to be used for farming. Coffee is the chief agricultural product, and Colombia is the world's second largest producer, after Brazil, because coffee beans grow best…
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…George Orwell is perhaps best known to the public for his enormously successful novel Nineteen Eighty-Four and also for Animal Farm. Also, Orwell’s reputation also rests as much upon his work as a critic of literature, of manners, of politics…
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