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    multitude of other illnesses in cats, dogs, and other domesticated animals. It can be argued that animal research has improved the health of all living species.” Animal testing has also led to prevent extinction for species “ including the black-footed ferret, the California condor and the tamarins of Brazil.” (Should Animals Be Used for Scientific or Commercial Testing?) Animal testing, although defective, has proven to be beneficial. Animal testing has contributed to medical science in a…

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    CDV: Measles Virus

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    CDV is an enveloped, non-segmented, single-stranded RNA virus and is a member of the Morbilliviruses, thus closely related to measles virus (LAMBandKOLAKOFSKY 2001; VANDEVELDE and ZURBRIGGEN 2005). CDV possesses a nucleocapsid containing the viral genome, which consists of the nucleoprotein (N) and the polymerase complex including the (P) and (L) proteins (DEMETER et al., 2007). The membrane protein (M) is located at the inner surface of the envelope, which exhibits two surface glycoproteins:…

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    Although summer is the most popular time to visit America’s national parks it is also the season most overrun with tourists, higher admission prices and sweltering temperatures. However, fall foliage isn’t the only thing worth turning out to see during September through November. Visitors can expect to get up close and personal with bears and other animals. Also, visitors should prepare to take out their cameras as the fading light portrays iconic places such as El Capitan in truly stunning…

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    Walking through a rancid room filled with dusty shelves completely cluttered with cans and bags of animal food disgusted me. As I continued to walk through this animal shelter that was only thirty minutes from my home, I realized the animals in this place were not taken care of properly. They were unhappy and clustered together. This completely opened up my eyes and made me think about what had happened to my animals before I took them home. Ever since I was a little girl I wanted to help people…

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    Animal Captivity

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    captivity to preserve its species. In the article, Idaho Zoo Powers Preservation in Africa, Katherine Jones states, “Zoos and other partners are helping captive breeding and reintroduction programs for animals such as the nearly extinct black-footed ferret and the California condor.” (Jones) This suggests that not only are zoos holding them for entertainment, but also as an obligation to preserve their species for they are more endangered out in the wild than at a zoo. If the animals were to go…

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    Why Is Hamlet Too Real

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    In the story of Hamlet, the main character, Prince Hamlet of Denmark, pretends to fall into madness after he discovers his father has been murdered. However, there were several instances when Hamlet’s madness was thought to be a little too real. I believe that even in these moments Hamlet’s madness was feigned, I take up this opinion for several reasons. No insane person would be able to plot against his or her enemy the way Hamlet plots against Claudius. Hamlet displays his intellectuality in…

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    lapse ,painful flashbacks and many kids became aggressive and emotionally numb as to not feeling anything emotionally was normal to them yehuda bacon said ‘’there was a world of wars ,Poland. Some children found safe heavens outside of government ferret or y liked in hiding and didn’t have to live in ghettos or camps. Emotion mumbling. Survivors in Gotha can concentration camps demons striated how they were tortured by Nazis. They experienced feeling guilty asking .why did I survive when others…

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    The beautiful, yet terrifying sight of The Twin Towers falling was a moment in history that will live for centuries to come. Americas had many wars and fights with countries many for freedom or didn’t like that Americans had freedom. Osama bin Laden was a terrorist leader, he has caused many attacks towards civilians. Once Americans had cornered Osama and executed him everything felt so better like weight lifted off our shoulders. In 1999 people from a group “Tawhid Wal-Jiha”, then later on…

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    The purpose behind criminalizing trade secret theft was to create a disincentive for malicious actors to steal the intellectual property of others. Other than piecemeal legislation for underlying offenses and the Espionage Act of 1917, no federal laws adequately addressed economic and industrial espionage. Espionage has existed for thousands of years where spies stole military secrets from their adversaries (Nasheri, 2005). It was a way to remain militarily competitive by observing an enemies…

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    A chestnut colored, furry blur races past you as you are paddling your boat in a North American lake. You wonder what it could be! It is most likely a North American River Otter. In this essay, I will be informing you about this interesting member of the weasel family. The North American River Otter’s color can vary from light brown to almost black, and they have wide, rounded heads, small ears and nostrils that can be closed underwater. The females are usually around 3.2 feet long, are 11-30…

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