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    How is it possible to change into an entirely different person? In the novel We The Living by Ayn Rand, Kira Argounova is the main character and she goes through some drastic changes in her simple life. Kira is in Soviet Russia during Communism and doesn't have much of a high quality life. Kira ends up changing the way she lives, her outlook on life, and her precious future all from one person. In the beginning of the novel Kira tends to not care for minor things or even notices anything she is…

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    Background: Genetically modified foods are foods in which their DNA has been altered in a specific way, by humans, in order to reveal a specific trait that changes the growth time, size, shape, yield, and resistance against climate change and disease in a plant or animal. (World Health Organization, 2015) Genetic modification has been around since the beginning of time, but it occurred naturally. Plants and animals both over millions of years have naturally modified themselves by Charles…

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    Fermentation has been used by mankind for centuries to make useful products such as cheese, breads, yogurts and alcohol beverages. During fermentation, some strains of yeast decompose sugars to derive energy, and in the process they produce ethanol as a waste product. When bread dough is being made, yeast is added to make dough rise. This occurs because the yeast ferments sugar releasing carbon dioxide which causes the dough to rise and creates holes in the bread. This carbon dioxide released…

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    Dangers of Genetically Modified Foods The reach of genetically modified (GM) organisms can hardly be escaped in this day and age. In nearly every large market or store, genetically modified foods are grown and sold throughout the world, especially in the U.S. Genetically modified organisms are special plants or crops genetically modified for a number of reasons: drought resistance, insect repellant, or even to contain extra vitamins. Some common genetically modified crops are corn, soybeans,…

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    Administration) regulates genetically modified foods, it considers Bt-corn to be nutritionally equivalent to traditional corn” (Bessin). Most GMO crops are corn and are known as the six major GMO crops which include soy, alfalfa, canola, cotton, sugar, and beets. According to The American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) they “[urges] physicians to advise all patients to avoid genetically modified (GM) food” (“Genetically”). Therefore, many people think that the FDA is not protecting the…

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    This part of the researching sugar as a commodity looks at the plights and lives of sugar workers throughout the West and East, mainly focusing on the worker’s experience and how they are treated by government and politics. A common trend found throughout research was that most sugar workers in former colonies and European owned colonies were mistreated and ignored by their respective governments, which led to various reactions such as worker’s strikes and cultural movements. However, in the…

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    The most common GMOs seen in the market today are corn, soy, squash/zucchini, alfalfa, canola, sugar beets, and milk. In fact, almost 85% of the world’s corn supply is genetically modified. Soy is the most frequently seen GMO within the United States. (Young, 2013) What is the difference between GMOs and hybridization? GMOs and hybridization are quite…

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    Gmo Myth Or Fact

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    GMOs: Myth or Fact? People have been intentionally genetically modifying plants for over ten thousand years (Hoegler). Ever since modified plants have been around, so have skeptics. Naturally, many misconceptions and false assumptions have been made by people who either don 't understand or don 't agree with genetic engineering. This essay will serve to educate and explain misconstrued presumptions about genetically modified organisms being used in agriculture. Biotech crops were first…

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    The opposition seems to disagree and show pictures of some disgusting mass and tell the scientists to explain. Perhaps the reason people don 't agree with this new idea is because they do not understand much about it. Cary Blake also stated, "Today, biotechnology in agriculture is too often perched on the hot seat as its opponents spread fear, without scientific evidence to support it that genetically-modified foods could be unsafe." People often get the wrong idea when they hear about this…

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    The Ghetto Research Paper

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    “It all happened so fast. The ghetto. The deportation. The sealed cattle car. The fiery altar upon which the history of our people and the future of mankind were meant to be sacrificed” (Elie Wiesel). Since the time of the Holocaust, ghettos have been used to segregate minorities from the rest of society. They are unsanitary and dangerous areas, set up in the dregs of society. Modern ghettos are very similar to those that were established during the Holocaust, however they still have their…

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