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…it was on the 'crappy side,' but it was something to do. After the first act they go out for a cigarette. "You never saw so many phonies in your life, everybody smoking their ears off and talking about the play so that everybody could hear and know how sharp they were…

…and physically fit. She did not smoke, and she had no family history of cancer. Yet when she was 36 she had emergency surgery for abdominal pain, and advanced colon cancer was discovered. <Tab/>My mother's cancer had metastasized, meaning it had already…

…lifestyle habits such as smoking, and alcohol are common risk factors. Many people are aware of the connection between low calcium intake and Osteoporosis, but there are also many secondary causes. According to Martin Nydick, MD, FACP - New York Hospital--Cornell…

…else but herself. Then one day the situation flipped. Grandma had always been extremely healthy even though she smoked occasionally. She rarely got sick, but surprisingly she developed a chest cold. Chest colds normally only last about a week or so…

…instinct among almost all the boys on the island. Face paint is a major symbol in the book. This is the excuse many of the boys use for living as hunting savages, instead of civilized English citizens. The paint symbolizes the smoke screen the beast uses…

…), or both. Other by-products from reactions such as burning fuel and coal, may produce smoke and soot. The first difference is that respiration needs sugar and oxygen (unless it's anaerobic respiration) to produce energy. The sugar is normally glucose…

…problem with this explanation was that it was a mass movement, and mass movements are generally not anti-Socialist conspiracies organized by a few people in dark, smoke-filled rooms II.<Tab/>Western Marxists--Pre-WWII A.<Tab/&gt…

…the buildings that were hit and smoke which rised from the fires that burnt through the city. People carried on their daily routine as normally as they could whilst the roads were being opened up and buildings repaired. Another effect that The Blitz had on everyday…

…birth (prenatal); b) at or near the time of birth (neonatal); c) after birth (postnatal). Prenatal causes, for example, arachnoid cysts, maternal anemia, and toxemia of pregnancy, alcohol, cocaine abuse, and tobacco smoke. Environmental causes are exposure…

….' Huck is a fun-loving, superstitious boy who could not give up his free-and-easy life of fishing and smoking. He was at one time, placed over the charge of Aunt Mary Polly, whom he calls 'the widow'. He disliked the rigid and strict rules he was oppressed…