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    When it look as George III would never recover, “it was now evident to the premier, that there must be either a legislative union or a parliamentary reform. From the discussions on the regency, it would appear the Tories are not devoted to hereditary monarch; they would prefer an elective one, provided it is arbitrary. The Whigs restrain their distrust of the monarch for the sake of a regular advancement of liberty. They will sometimes wear a royal livery to work out reforms, and to effect a…

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    Endangered Species Act

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    I choose to do my write my paper on endangered species Act. The reason I choose to do my paper on that is, because I love animals and they are very interesting to me. The endangered species act started in 1973. The endangered species Act of 1973 is one of many United States environmental laws passed in the 1970’s. Why should we protect threaten and endangered species? The Endangered species Act is America’s most powerful wildlife and protection law. This act have been the most positive for…

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    Pig Farming In South Asia

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    BACKGROUND Pigs have been essential to human’s life even before wild animals were domesticated. Ancestors of pigs comes from Asia and Europe 25 million years ago, however its domestication pigs began 6000 to 8000 BC. Pigs were highly produced in Asia especially China which is the highest pig producer even currently. Pigs arrived in South Africa in in 1600’s with the European settlers. South Africa’s indigenous breeds are the Windsnyer (Ramsay, 2002). Breeds which are also found and commercially…

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    4. All of the western gorilla species are either endangered or critically endangered. The western lowland gorilla has an approximate population of 95,000, whereas the cross river gorilla population consists of about only 220 individuals. The population for western gorillas is decreasing. 5. There are two main threats to members of the western gorillas: commercial hunting and the Ebola virus. Due to an increase in logging production in Africa, where wild western gorillas reside, previously…

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    Pitbull Research Paper

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    Todays’ society has led to the demise of the original reputation of the Pit bull. False allegations and intentional implantation of fear has contributed to the degradation of this breed. For the past several years, the Pit bull has had their reputation demolished due to false assumptions. However, the Pit bull was not always an object of discrimination. Within the last decade, society’s view of this beloved breed has degenerated. Quite often, the Pit bull is no longer looked upon as a…

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    Amur Leopard Essay

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    1970-1983, the Amur leopard lost an 80% of its territory. They will have nowhere else to go. deforestation cutting down trees, Poaching illegal trade, prey being taken by humans for farming. conservation for farming, Vulnerable population size and inbreeding. Because the amur leopard is so endangered it its at risk of going fully extinct. However not all of their habitat is lost. Large parts of forest which are…

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    In the recent years, across the United States, suggestions/requests have been introduced by representatives of the civil society, legislators & governors to limit the role of politics in the selection of state judges. These actions were motivated by the recognition that an independent judiciary is crucial for the maintenance of public confidence in the bench. The judicial system however remains imperfect. While some states chose to appoint their judges, as a way to preserve the independence of…

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    For example, both brother and sister have turned 21 years old, both of them use birth control to rule out the negative genetic consequence of inbreeding, and both of them feel good about the violation and decide not to do it again, which rules out the possibility that one of them will get hurt either physically or mentally from such a violation. The participants then were asked to judge whether…

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    Zoos Are Bad For Animals

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    Many people think zoos are bad for animals and think it is cruel, but they do not know the truth. Zoos help prevent extinction, support endangered animals, educate the public, and help save animals in bad conditions. Zoos benefit the lives of animals and their population. Zoos help prevent extinction of species. Earth is currently in a global extinction crisis. Almost one fourth of all known mammals are threatened with extinction. The percentage is even higher for invertebrates, over a third…

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    Cruelty to animals, also called animal abuse or animal neglect, is the human infliction of suffering or harm upon any non-human animal. It may surprise some to learn that what most people would call animal abuse is often not defined as “cruel” and often does not have a harsh punishment. It is easy to tell when animal cruelty is occurring in neighborhoods, but many people could care less about animals being neglected in live entertainment. No animal should ever be neglected, but does an animal…

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