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    MILLERSBURG — On order of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, a herd of deer suspected of being exposed to chronic wasting disease was killed Thursday. The deer are owned by Timothy Bales, who earlier this month asked Holmes County Common Pleas Judge Robert Rinfret to intervene and put on hold execution of the depopulation order pending an administrative hearing with the ODA. Rinfret found he was without jurisdiction to grant the request because Bales had not exhausted all possible…

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    While the New Deal did grant President Roosevelt a great deal of power, he never abused it, and instead used it for good. During his presidency, which spanned from 1933 to 1945, most Americans were aware of the large amount of power that he was gaining through the New Deal. They still voted for Roosevelt, however, as they had trust in him to properly utilize this power. He was also a symbol of stability and hope for Americans during such a bleak economic and mental health crisis. Moreover, he…

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    In September of 2011, protester camped out in New York City’s Zuccotti Park. Their goal:- “raise awareness to the social and economic inequality, greed, corruption and the perceived undue influence of corporations on government.” They called out the elites and drew mainstream attention to the unbalanced distribution of wealth between the top 1% of the population and the remaining 99%. While millions live deeply in debt, the top 1% enjoy the privilege of their elite lives. Poverty has long been…

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    Jalisco Will Have 61 Checkpoints for Electronic Cattle ID The objective is the eradication of tuberculosis and bovine brucellosis in the state; the 61 REEMO checkpoints will be in 31 municipalities As part of the Strategic Project for the Eradication of Tuberculosis and Bovine Brucellosis in Jalisco, 61 checkpoints of the Electronic Registry of Mobilization (REEMO per its acronym in Spanish) will be located in 31 municipalities in order to make health control more efficient. With this measure,…

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    In an attempt to address emerging infectious communicable diseases of global significance, governments employ differing approaches. A country’s level of response to an outbreak of communicable disease depends largely on the said country’s economic capability. There is a strong correlation between economic wealth attainment and good health outcomes. The emergence of the Ebola virus in West Africa and the ensuring high death toll reaffirm this narrative. Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea are among…

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    In Albert Camus’ novel, entitled The Plague, he uses assorted rhetorical strategies like plot, commentary, and tone to discuss the meaning of community in the struggle against the inevitability of death. As an existentialist, Camus accepts the inevitability of death, and outlines his idea of life’s meaning by proposing that one can only achieve meaningfulness by fighting death (whether it be through finding true love, chasing happiness, or fighting sickness), realizing its’ inevitability, and…

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    Born on May 29, 1917, in Brookline, Massachusetts, John F Kennedy was a leader in a lot of ways. From being a leader in the Civil Rights movement to having a vision for the future, he will be remembered in many ways. With his life ending at 46 years old, he made a long-lasting impact on both the country and the world. Not only was he the 35th president, but he was a fighter who got his way most of the time. Even though he used his intelligence, sometimes bullying was needed. Kennedy was the…

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    result. In any other reality this thinking is correct, but not against something like zombies! At the same time, during the beginning, the world had this full hardy self assured outlook. That nothing could beat them. Whether it was direct combat, Quarantine, treatment, etc. We saw just about every solution presented fail, which nearly broke humanity and its will. This zombie…

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    The Great Pandemic or better known as Influenza originated in 1918 in the united states more specifically Kansas. Influenza is a viral infection in the respiratory system (nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs) that is highly contagious. Tens of millions of people across the world died from influenza in America 500,000 americans lost their life due to influenza. Why do people remember the fatalities of the titanic but not influenza? I believe that people remember the titanic because their is…

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    demonstrate as well as compare their utility using the following three critical questions from the infamous Cuban Missile Crisis, why did the Soviet Union place strategic offensive missiles in Cuba, why did the United States respond with a naval quarantine of Soviet shipments to Cuba, and why did the Soviets withdrawal…

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