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    Wolfhard Lawrenz and materialized it in form of group that worked on analysis, conception and testing of complex systems in 1995. In year 2008 the group became an independent company. C&S group has headquarter in suburbs of Wolfenbüttel and another office in Ingolstadt. Currently Dipl.-Ing. Frank Fischer and Dipl.-Ing. David Bollati are the Presidents of company. C&S is relatively a small company focus on testing, consulting services, research and development for automotive industry. Since…

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    Despite the efforts of many animal organizations in America, one of their greatest battles is animal overpopulation. According to pet overpopulation it is impossible to accurately determine how many stray dogs and cats live in the United States; animal shelters estimate that there may be up to about 4 million cats and dogs are euthanized each year because there simply aren't enough willing homes to adopt them. Even if the stray animal population is controlled, shelters are still struggling to…

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    Animal Testing In The US

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    Animal Testing in the United States Every day animals are being used for scientific research either leaving them mutated or dead. Imagine your dog being taken into the lab for various cruel experiments that lasts for weeks. After being tested on multiple times your dog can’t take it anymore and ends up dying. Does that seem right for any animal to go through pain, and potentially risk their lives for research? “Each year in the United States an estimated 20-70 million animals—from cats, dogs,…

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    Dear Mrs. McCarthy, I am writing this letter to you as I have recently read your fascinating article titled “Being different will only result in tears”, and I would like to respond to it, agreeing and disagreeing with several of your elaborated points. Firstly, Hans Kruuk’s experiment proves herding behaviour is a matter of survival, proven when tested on animals when a prey animal would be marked with an ‘X’, it was killed every time, as “The X was a death warrant”, due to the animal being…

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    Empathy In Therfore

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    Aspects of empathy, such as emotional contagion, have also been demonstrated in pri- mates. In a classical study monkeys can acquire fear of snakes after watching other monkeys’ fearful interactions with snakes, without any personal experience [10]. Also, an experiment in which peripheral skin temperature was measured in chimpanzees while they viewed an emotionally laden video demonstrated a decrease of skin temperature, indicative of sympathetic arousal, when they viewed videos of conspecifics…

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    I ‘am writing because I'm trying to convince Andy Vidak I want to vote no for a billing for cloning it is not fair for animals and humans as well it very dangerous. In the article “Arguments for and against creating human clones”how they said,the therapeutic cloning the thing they want to stop because it can be dangerous to everyone because if something goes wrong they can de or something bad happens. If they experiment it or an animal to it can die or something bad happens animals. Also…

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    The cacophonous echo of the shrieking bell alerted my senses to sneak forward. Every step was light-footed, with care taken not to rouse anyone in their vivid dreams. Exquisite paintings, backlit by many effulgent torches hanged against the corridor wall. Golden antiques, gifted by several high-class nobles sat on the rich china tables. The almighty King Duncan must have surely mistaken my home for his own. The concealed dagger in my velvety, linen tunic came calmly into my crisp, trembling…

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    Syphilis Experiments

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    These experiments were said to be in attempts to cure Syphilis within the participants, or potential contraction of Syphilis. As these men were chosen, one little detail was left out of the invitation. As these doctors and scientists were not simply trying to cure the disease, but rather test a theory on how its effects differ between white and african american individuals. At one point one doctor explaining that there was more interest in the men after death rather than during life. Once more,…

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    American Born China

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    The image I have chosen is an image of a man and a monkey walking together in a friendly manner down a path. You can see the monkey’s shoes left behind while they go to their walk under a blue sky with a shiny star. I have chosen this image because it was a happier moment in the book and there weren’t too many of these happy moments. At this point in the book, the monkey has just freed a man from demons with spears. He did this by breaking out of his prison of rocks and saving the man while he…

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    One of the topics that I found out about, that I believe is related to evolution is dog breeding. Through the years, we have heard of people paying a lot of money for a very specific breed of dog. This is called artificial selection, where we as humans direct the trait that gets passed down to a future generation of a dog. Sometimes that is taking characteristics of one breed and mixing it with another breed that also has certain characteristics that are appreciated. There are not any new…

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