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    Walmart’s low prices and massive market shares in the grocery corner of the United States economy actually does more damage to our economy, local businesses, the middle class, and its employees than walmart claims to help. In recent years Walmart has grown to encompass 15% of the grocery market.1 While 15% percent may not seem like much, in an industry fueled by local growth and consumption on a town to town base, it is almost comparable to a monopoly. Especially when you take into…

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    communities do not have highly advanced education systems, or a structured way to educate their children. There are smart people in these communities. How did they get smart? What did they do to acquire this knowledge? In “School is a Prison and Damages Our Kids” Peter Gray states that, “Children’s natural abilities will educate them”, this can happen by avoiding the traditional school structure, allowing them to learn what they want, and allowing them to use democratic schools. First, the…

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    Wind Damage Repairs in Greater Oklahoma City Area Even though a gust of cool wind is desirable on a hot day, strong winds can create a number of disasters. Depending on the strength and speed of the wind, it can uproot trees, damage porch lights, and even shatter windows. Moreover, strong, cool winds can also be indicators of bad weather. Whenever you feel a refreshing breeze coming in, it’s possible that a strong storm, hurricane, or tornado is brewing. When you encounter severely high winds,…

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    adults look around today 's society they think something is wrong with it . Teens today worry so much about what 's going on in society. Society has a big impact on today 's generation. But the one question that we all have is, can society really damage or impact our generation. There can be many reasons why you would say yes. For example, teen pregnancy, drugs, suicide, alcohol, technology, bullying, and people worrying and caring so much what other people think. This is what our current…

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    Renal complications Renal damage is almost inevitable in sickle-cell disease. There is a strong tendency for HbS to polymerise in the renal medulla, because of the low partial pressure of oxygen, the low pH, and the high osmolality causing erythrocyte dehydration. The consequent vaso-occlusion causes renal infarction with papillary necrosis, and medullary fibrosis with focal segmental glomerulosclerosis. Other complications include haematuria, renal medullary carcinoma, nocturnal enuresis…

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    The war on drugs has caused irreversible damage to societies. During 1971, President Nixon declared an all out war on drugs because it was public enemy number one. Nixon’s campaign galvanized the rest of the world into adopting the same campaign. The results are in and it has caused devastating and unintended consequences. One devastating consequence the war on drugs generated is - homicides. Starting in the United States, many Americans have seen a rise in homicides. A video by Kurzgesagt, a…

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    1.2 Cellular DNA Damage responses, genomic instability. DNA is the blue print of life and all the information of life processes such as growth, metabolism, reproduction etc are encoded in the sequence of it. Therefore its very important to maintain the genomic integrity of this genetic material, not only to keep away defects in life processes but to pass a faithful information to the next progeny. Integrity of the DNA is usually challenged by both endogenous and exogenous agents who are capable…

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    The heavy damage in New Orleans and towns on the Mississippi coast in Hurricane Katrina was of a catastrophic nature with 80% of the city being flooded. (Quarantelli, 2005). Those who arrived at the scene where not prepared for what they were about to encounter. This process works sequentially from the bottom up: It starts at the local level, works through the states, and passes on to the federal government. In the case of Katrina, the response began slowly, with a general feeling of…

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    Nick Spehar Mrs. Gordienko World Literatures Honors 29 October 2014 The Unseen Damage Done to High School Students According to Benjamin Franklin, "Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise," (School Start Time and Sleep). This isn’t so true for teenagers. Studies show that most school bells ring as early as seven o’clock in the morning (School Start Time and Sleep). When students don’t get to bed until eleven or twelve o’clock at night, the kids can get a maximum of…

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    Mercury is a deadly liquid that causes damage to the nervous system. If that doesn’t interest you, i'm not really sure what will. Mercury has been the interest of people for over a millennia, as a heavy liquid metal. Due to the toxicity of the element it is slowly being used less and less. Now it is mostly used in the industry as a stimulus, also used in electrical switches, thermometers, barometers and the other scientific instruments. On a biological role mercury has no role but is present in…

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