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…engineering plants or animals, scientists are destroying nature and ultimately creating a problem that can’t be reversed. One of the biggest concerns with genetically engineered food is that their resistance to herbicide will spread to weeds. This in turn would…
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…on that trait. Genetic engineering techniques now allow scientists to insert specific genes into a plant or animal without having to go through the trial-and-error process of selective breeding. Genetic engineering is therefore extremely rapid compared…
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…with totalitarian political regimes had a direct impact on his prose. Orwell's best-known books reflect his opposition to totalitarianism: Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four. In an article entitled, "Why I Write" Orwell would explain: "Every line of serious work…
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Category: /Literature/English
…), women were slaves of men; they had no property rights; so far as the law was concerned (except under rare circumstances) everything a woman owned really belonged to her husband; if she inherited anything, for example, that inheritance immediately…
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…conditions are right. Air current can affect pollination by carrying pollen from one plant to another. Some biotic factors are insects, animals, etc. Bees and the Brassica rapa have a mutualistic relationship where both organisms benefit in the relationship…
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…by humans but by vast numbers of creatures that live there. These companies ignore that and kill animals themselves and many homes for the animals, just to build a plant. Technological advances will kill the habitat of wild species and eventually extinct them…
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…they reach the other side, there is little or no moisture left in them. That is why deserts are so cold. The desert is a very amazing place. In a place that most people would believe to inhospitable, life blossoms. Each animal and plant has adapted to survive…
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Category: /Social Sciences
…, National Geography and the History Channel are proven as educational channels. After watching these channels kids can learn to understand animals, human civilization, history, and astronomy. Television is also a major source of information of the world politics…
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…with a fondness for lager. Les, a man of very little words and as for Cheryl, a clichéd ditzy northern lass with a good heart. Each character was interesting in their own right The whole cast came across as very enthusiastic and portrayed a variety of ideas…
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…Polar Bears Ursus maritimus Polar bears are the biggest carnivores that are walking the earth right now. The males can weigh almost one ton, and the females are roughly one thousand pounds. Some polar bears live up to 25. It's easy…
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