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    pursuits. It still generates a question whether a faith- based service is able to remain impartial towards the LGBT homeless youth, and provide necessary help despite professing a disparate ideology? In a scenario when an organization shares a convincement that any kind of behavior directed toward a person of one’s own sex should not be publicly approved, this establishment might not wish to recognize the needs of the LGBT youth, and in consequence treat them with a dose of disdain. This…

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    Water Flow Lab

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    sources are not always accessible by people depending on their location. In much of the continental United States, the main source of freshwater is taken from our groundwater sources. Maintaining the quality of this critical source is key to our survival and the protection of all other species on earth. An aquifer is the porous layer of rock underground that holds large amounts of the groundwater. It is important to understand the permeability and porosity of various types of aquifers to…

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    Lymphoma Research Paper

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    your age, immune system, and what type of lymphoma, etc. on which treatment method would work best.. It also depends on what stage your cancer is in; but survival rates are higher for younger patients. The survival rate for adult patients with non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma is greater than 80% , and for children with non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma the survival rate is more than 90%. A cure that I think scientist and doctors should look into is a bacteria that fights off the cancer from attacking the blood…

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    gluten-free means you must avoid all foods with wheat, rye and barley, such as bread and pasta. Ingesting even just a small amount of gluten, like crumbs from a cutting board or toaster, can trigger small intestine damage. People with a first-degree relative with celiac disease (parent, child, and sibling) have a 1 in 10 risk of developing celiac disease. Two and one-half million Americans are undiagnosed and are at risk for long-term health complications. Celiac affects people differently and…

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    How realists and liberalists ( in international relations context) see individuals, groups and the world differently The differences between realists and liberalists come from their difference in the view of the individual. For realists “homo homini lupus”, that is, individuals are selfish and will try to subjugate their opponents whenever they will have the occasion. Only the power of the State with its legitimate use of violence can bring order from anarchy. Liberalists, instead, have a more…

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    Cancer is the name given to a set of related diseases. Normally, human cells grow and divide to form new cells as the body needs them. When normal cells grow old or get damaged, they die, and new cells replace. However, in cancer, this orderly process goes wrong. old or damaged cells survive when they should die, and new cells form when not needed. Cancer can occur some organs and each organs can have different reaction to the disease. Many cancers are solid tumors, which are masses of tissue.…

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    Parietal Lobe Study

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    It’s understandable why individuals get weary when visiting relatives undergoing neurological rehabilitation; it’s difficult to predict how they will react and often innocent intentions can be met with a harsh scolding. However, a new study suggests that a simple change in body language can have radical effects on the responses you receive and offers new rehabilitation options for patients. Despite impairment of the left visual field in patients with right parietal lobe damage, what is…

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    Eastern Gorilla Essay

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    Eastern Gorillas are, according to the IUCN Red List, labeled critically endangered. Why did I choose the Eastern Gorilla? What are their major threats? What are people doing to help the gorillas? How can we help, and what are my ideas? I want to help the Eastern Gorillas, and stop their major threats, show what others are doing, and tell how we can help and my idea. Why did I choose the Eastern Gorilla? I chose this animal because I personally love gorillas. There are six great ape…

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    subject and has broadened my mindset. Though, we share many similarities with apes, humans are distinctly different. How is it that a completely different species is made up of almost the exact DNA as you and I? Chimpanzees are the closest living relatives to humans and have an astonishingly similar DNA sequence as well. In fact, less than one percent of the letters that that make up the human genome distinguish humans separately from chimps. This information proves that we, as humans are not…

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    environments. In most cases, biocultural studies are the use of demographic, genetic and phenotypic traits such as fertility, mortality, anthropometric measurements and catalogs, blood pressure, hemoglobin, genetics markers, and uses indicators of the survival and well being of human populations in different locations. Its’ significance consists in conceptual framework and models for understanding the dynamic interactions among human biological/phenotypic, psychological and socio-cultural traits…

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