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    to withstand harsher conditions, such as cold or hot temperatures, and may also have more medical value such as the integration of edible vaccines, which could easily be accessible to everyone. Farm animals; produced at higher more efficient rates. Cows, for example, can be engineered to produce more milk, meat and product in general because of the ability to grow them to larger sizes (Do the pros outweigh the cons? Genetic Engineering). The pros of Genetic Engineering do not come without risk.…

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    Flawless Song Analysis

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    his album, Rice suffered a break-up from his band member and singing partner, whom he loved. He was known to be suffering mentally and emotionally during the recording of the album. In terms of the song’s musical characteristics, the song is quite slow but haunting. First, it is interesting to note that the texture-hierarchy maintains monarchy until it shifts into a democracy at the last verse. A three-part harmony or more occurs in the last verse where Rice overlaps each lines. Speaking of…

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    Unnatural Genetic Mutation Genetic engineering in agriculture has become a problem throughout the United States and many people remain unaware of the risks involved with genetically modified food. So, what exactly is genetically modified food and why is it so harmful? Genetically modified foods, also referred to as GMOs, are the unnatural manipulation of an organism’s DNA in order to produce mutated offspring. People in today’s society are not aware of the potentially harmful side effects…

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    true nature of the interactions happening around them. During the three years which the book To Kill A Mockingbird details, the book’s main character, Scout Finch, battles a constant internal conflict caused by a loss of innocence in her world and a slow but steady maturation, displayed by the change in Scout’s reactions to different events and her feelings of guilt and contempt with society. Throughout the book, Scout Finch is portrayed as a tomboyish and naïve…

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    The population of older adults in the United States is expected to increase to approximately 79.7 million by the year 2040. Of these older adults, ages 65 and older, about 14.1 million is will be 85 or older. As this population is increasing, health care professionals, especially nurses need to be aware of their specific needs so they can provide quality care. I had the opportunity to interview a 75-year-old male resident at Golden living nursing home on a warm Saturday afternoon. I interviewed…

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    trappers, mange and many other diseases would spread throughout the animal community, causing problems in the community 's health. Another disease that spreads rapidly from deer and members of the deer family is chronic waste disease (CWD). This is a slow progressing disease that permanently affects the health of the deer. Some animals appear healthy for many years before they start showing symptoms of this disease. Animals with diseases, such as rabies and CWD, usually have a shortened life…

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    When you walk up to a Chipotle location, often times you find yourself staring at a long line out of the door. However, most customers choose to wait. There are numerous reasons consumers decide that the benefits of Chipotle outweigh the setbacks of having to spend their time in line. The line moves quickly, the options are all yours, and the food is fresh. Chipotle seems to be thriving, at least in the eyes of the consumer. But, when you research, more in depth, into the company as a whole,…

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    Hitler’s master race, that is they are blonde and dumb), before heading toward a shell-hole some metres away. Machine-gun-fire erupted around our position, hitting him in the back. He cried out in agony, his progress now more of a stagger, as if in slow motion, his breathing laboured and gasping. His gnarled hands clawed desperately at the alien objects in his back while copious amounts of blood poured between his fingers and down his sinister black uniform, turning the mud deep red. His…

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    Creative Writing: Clarence

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    his knife out of the door pocket. Rex leans forward and grabs a jacket from his duffle bag, using it to hide his knife as he lays back in his seat. He rests his head on the jacket like a pillow and grips his knife in his right hand by the door. He slows his breathing, pretending to sleep, as Clarence does the same on the other…

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    Case Study Monforte Dairy

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    Monforte Dairy started with Ruth Klahsen and Sebastiano Monforte back in January 2003. Since inception, the company has faced extreme financial troubles which have restricted Monforte’s prospects for future growth. The company is in desperate need of a capital infusion in order to attract more customers and maintain market share. Klahsen has pledged her personal assets and has attempted different micro financing options like the Community Shared Agriculture initiative. Yet still, unfavorable…

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