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    Impact Craters

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    An impact basin or impact crater is defined as the circular depression in the surface of a solid body in the solar system such as moon or some other planet. A lunar impact basin is a depression / cavity caused by a meteor or comet hitting the Moon with a greater speed. Impact basins typically have raised rims and floors that are lower in elevation than the surrounding surface. There are over 40 impact basins on the Moon. These basins were created by extremely powerful impacts, which usually…

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    Why is the Grand Canyon considered a natural wonder? The Grand Canyon is visited by over 5 million people every year. Many people dream of a day to be privileged to see such a beautiful sight. It is one of the most popular of the world 7 natural wonders. It has been recognized as one of these natural wonders because of its enormous size and in addition its beautifully colored landscape. The Grand Canyon is located in the northern part of Arizona in the United States. It is among the biggest…

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    article “How Fat Affects Arthritis,” Rheumatoid arthritis, RA, affecting 1.5 million Americans, is an autoimmune disease in which the body’s immune system attacks its own joint tissue.” This causes inflammation throughout the body and can lead to erosion in your joints and can be very painful. There are inflammatory chemicals that fat has called cytokines can impact different body systems including musculoskeletal and cardiovascular.…

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    characteristics that Rabb also argues defined the era. From the ashes of the Catholic Church arose the Renaissance. Medieval Europe was ruled by the Catholic Church, and in recognizing this, the period immediately distances itself from the Renaissance. An erosion of papal authority was the most dramatic sign of dissatisfaction with the perceived wisdom of the High Middle Ages. Particularly disastrous, as Rabb notes, was the reign of Pope Boniface VIII. During his time as pope, monarchs in…

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    Zaha Hadid Research Paper

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    Zaha Hadid Architectures Zaha Mohammad Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect, born on 31 October 1950, in Baghdad, Iraq to an upper-class Iraqi family. Hadid studied mathematics at the American University of Beirut, Lebanon before moving to London in 1972 to study at the Architectural Association School of Architecture. Hadid has about 950 projects in 44 different countries according to Zaha Hadid Architects website. Hadid also worked with the interior architecture, product, and fashion design.…

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    Changes In Factory Farming

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    Over the years farming practices have changed dramatically, and as a result many health complications have emerged. Because of the extreme transformations of agricultural practices, the health of animals, the environment, and more importantly humans have been put at risk. Today’s farming practices include feeding the livestock food they were not intended to eat corn and the remains of other animals. In contrast, farming in the 1700’s typically included animals eating grass (in which they were…

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    cultural identity which forms global perspectives and shapes the personality and outlook of individuals and groups. The complete domination of a single language will lead to the erosion of cultural identities which are tied to linguistic identities. The advocation of English as a supreme language legitimizes the erosion of all other languages and identities which not only morally decrepit in the modern era of plurality but also poses grave challenges for world peace and unity. It is assumed that…

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    Arctic Ice Research Paper

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    It is no secret that the number one danger facing todays generation is climate change. There are constant sea levels rising, global average temperatures rising, acid content in rain is increasing, and the quality of the air we breathe is decreasing. With the increasing temperatures, it is starting to melt the majority of the ice caps on both poles. The arctic poles are decreasing at an alarming rate of 12% a decade. At this rate, we will no longer have any arctic poles by the end of the century…

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    Pseudomelanosis gastri and duodeni is a rare endoscopic mucosal finding, characterized by the accumulation of iron in macrophages of the lamina propria of the stomach and duodenum. The clinical significance and long term sequelae have not been clarified. However, this benign condition is associated with a variety of clinical conditions, such as essential hypertension, chronic renal failure, diabetes mellitus, long term intake of iron supplements and furosemide. Pseudomelanosis duodeni appears to…

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    Certainly, Inequality is the United States has increased. I think more than the studies, what has been going on in the nation and in the entire planet about how socioeconomic classes have distanced apart is pretty notorious. Paul Krugman, a well-known economist and Nobel prize winner agrees with the high inequality being face mostly in the United States, and he mentioned that one of the main causes is due to the higher inheritance and dynasties that has stored great amount of wealth leading…

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