Papers 2401-2410 of total 9943 found.
Category: /Literature/English
…society. His brain becomes a giant, heavily fortified safe, keeping out any and all trespassing whisps of thought when it comes to school work. This breed of student always makes absolutely horrific grades, which ultimately take him on an arduous journey…
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…at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Some pesticides are linked to increased risk of cancer and injury to the brain and nervous system, Dr. Landrigan said. Allan James, president of Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment, a trade group representing urban…
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Category: /History
…once said that his Academy consisted of the body of his students and the brain of Aristotle. Plato died when Aristotle was 37. Aristotle expected to become the next master of the Academy. However, The Trustees chose a native Athenian, since Aristotle…
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…for autism remains unclear, although most neurological studies seem to indicate a dysfunction in the brain as a possible reason. Autism has been found in children with brain abnormalities such as congenital rubella syndrome, neurofibromatosis, and tuberous…
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Category: /Literature/English
…thing starts to pick up. I like his style because it reads very quickly and is very entertaining. I think that this is one of the better books that I have ever read. I would recommend it to any one who has a brain in their head Bibliography na…
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Category: /Literature/English
…in their brain because the author uses words that give good descriptions. The story happens within a year. It starts in the spring and ends about the same time a year later.…
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Category: /Literature/English
…not even think about that. My mind was fixated on two thoughts: winning and winning. My brain had no room for more. I knew now that I could no longer delay the final verdict. It was time to kick. There I was, facing the ball, trying to anticipate…
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…and gag. Cough reflexes are under-developed which makes feeding and breathing a large problem. The brain is the part of the body that can have the most significant negative affect on pre-term babies. The ventricles in the brain and the tissues around them…
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…. A person who has syphilis suffers from fevers, aches, rashes, hair loss and mouth sores. At later stages of the disease it affects the heart, eyes, brain and other organs. ItÂ’s always good to get tested for this disease. Gonorrhea is not as popular…
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Category: /Literature/English
…that "some people cannot learn". What this is saying essentially is certain minorities have inferior brain capacity and therefore can't be taught. This concept itself was most easily seen in our own Constitution, being that people of color, poor white men…
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