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    Future: Embryonic Stem Cell Research” it says “the opportunity to clearly define regulations for ethical research”(Stan/2017/Vanderbilt/“Funding the Future: Embryonic Stem Cell Research”). This quote proves that the research can lead to health benefits. In an NPR article “Stem Cell Research: An NPR Special Report” it says “private sector research may lead to ethical abuses”(Arti K. RaI/2017/NPR/“Stem Cell Research: An NPR Special Report”). Shows that publicly funding it can prevent ethical…

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    GMO Argumentation Essay

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    plant, or animal that has been genetically modified using the gene technologies of molecular biology. Moreover, this process includes changing by modifying genes within a species or transferring individual genes from one species to another (Banks, 2017). Several concerns regarding GMOs surfaced, which include health issues associated with the GMOs in the plant world and human consumption. However, when one considers…

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    Four years later, he succeeds and went out by himself with a business partner (Biography, 2016). The first business he created to deal with hay, grain, meats, and other goods (Encyclopedia Britannica, 2017.) He made a new business with a partner, John Rockefeller got influenced by another man, Andrew Carnegie (History, 2010). Andrew Carnegie influenced him by using his money for good causes (History, 2010). Rockefeller wanted to help people like Carnegie…

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    Introduction Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affects 210 million people worldwide, and kills more than 4 million people every (Sinha, Singla, & Chowdhury, 2017, p1). COPD, which includes bronchitis and emphysema, is characterized by shortness of breath, along with cough and sputum production. The disease slowly and progressively, restricts airflow to the lungs, considerably decreasing quality of life. It is the fourth most common cause of death in the world (Dobrowolska, 2014), p1)…

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    issuer of the bond is the recipient of a loan and the bondholder is an investor who receives interest payments for the duration of the bond and then receives principal repayment (Investopedia, 2017). A bond’s value to the bondholder is equal to the current value of its anticipated future cash flows (Investopedia 2017). To calculate a bond’s current market value…

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    countries, feared that they may have to choose between their professions or their families. Some students knowing that the executive order was just about to be signed flew back to the United States to get the opportunity to complete their degrees (Criss, 2017). Soon after the order was signed, they were left wondering if they will ever get the chance to be with their families if they remained trapped in the country. Some feel that their dreams are crushed because of the ban as they struggled to…

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    affected as companies moved to Mexico due to cheaper labor (Amadeo, 2017). It is estimated that between 500,000 and 750,000 U.S. jobs were lost in the automotive, textile, computer, and electrical appliance industries [See Apendixes 1 and 2] (Amadeo, 2017). Furthermore, wages of the remainder workers in these industries were suppressed as companies threatened to move operations to Mexico if employees demanded higher wages (Amadeo, 2017). Studies done by Kate Bronfenbrenner at Cornell University…

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    H. R. 1876 In Health Care

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    care professionals, which prevents healthcare works who volunteer to in a disaster or good faith to not be held liable for any harm done unintentionally. This act is currently awaiting and was proposed on April 4, 2017, H.R. 1876 Good Samaritan Health Professionals Act of 2017. (Govtrack, 2017) Title II, H.R. 1876, is important because as a health professional this legislation protects healthcare workers who volunteer their time to help…

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    Kansas Drought

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    Little to no precipitation can cause drought. Many native plants go through a process called thermoperiodism because Kansas experiences different periods of extreme weather. Plants in Kansas tend to be tolerant of most conditions, some more than others. There are drought resistant plants located in the park, shown in the table made by Holly Dickman shows a list of drought tolerant plant materials found in northwest Kansas. Although the site is in northeast Kansas, the plants do not vary enough…

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    girl in Regina, Saskatchewan. In January of 2015, Skylar Prockner murdered Hannah Leflar by stabbing her multiple times. 16 at the time, the teen had become furious when he learned that his former girlfriend had started dating someone new (Soloducha, 2017). Typically in a case involving a young offender, the name of the convicted criminal would not be released, as per the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Unfortunately for Prockner, he received an adult sentence for the murder. This means that he is…

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