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    I have gained knowledge of the Spanish language and culture via my family and i've traveled to Mexico and El Salvador.Those who are monolingual only communicate in one language versus in where in my family, I communicate in two. Not only am I exposed to Spanish language, but to two different accents and cultures that vary greatly. Therefore, when visiting Mexico and El Salvador I am completely immersed in the language and culture because English is completely taken out the equation..You're…

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    If you see someone hungry, would you feed them?Would you save your family, if they need help? I know you would if you are a good person.What if I told you I have the best food on the planet and I have lots of people to test it but, some say it's not good for humans. It was created in a lab and taste very good to me and it will be good to you too. GMO stands for “genetically modified organism”, which is a new organism, not found in nature, created by scientists when they genetically modify or…

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    Cosmetically perfect food, also known as genetically engineered food or GEF, are foods derived from organisms whose genetic material has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally according to the World Health Organization. ("Food, Genetically Modified." WHO. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Nov. 2015. http://www.who.int/topics/food_genetically_modified/en/). It has led to the waste of aesthetically unappealing food as the trend of “perfect” food has grown. However, there are organizations now that…

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    Mayan Food History

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    successful for operating but they lacked blood and souls, so they were destroyed. Finally, after much discussion and deliberation, the gods decided to take advantage of the ingredients they had and they added maize to the mixture and made the third generation of humans out of white and yellow ears of maize. The Mayans believed that they descended from this third generation of men and that their wives were created shortly…

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    Andrew Yarwood, 33, is a fourth generation dairy farmer at Medhurst Green Farm in Congleton, Cheshire. He said, "Things are dire at the moment. We're getting 27p a litre, and our cost of production is 28p a litre, so we're making a loss. "That's not as bad as some - I heard of farmers getting 22p or 23p a litre over Christmas’’. "We've got 400 animals here, and I work 14 or 15 hour days. It's hard work, but we're not making profit, so really you're just a busy fool. "It's very depressing. You…

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    GMO Argument Essay

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    GM crop, becoming resistant to the pesticides. Based on Brandon Keim’s article, farmers had found rootworms that are resistant to pesticide. Rootworm feed on roots of plants, causing damage to crops, results loss for farmers. Furthermore, GMO harms the environment by contaminating nearby aquatic life. Genetically modified crops’ toxic characteristics can kill off aquatic insects. Steve Hinnefeld stated in his article, “Aquatic insects that are related to the pests [are] targeted by the pesticide…

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    Maize And Anasazi Culture

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    The early use of maize would take years to establish itself with the Native Americans. The maize plant moved north from Mexico into the southwestern North America. Early maize was an incidental crop, the seed were scatter and the resulting crop was gathered. Maize would slowly gain a foot hold and finally become a stable of the Native American diet. Maize would allow the rise of the Anasazi. Climate change and drought would destroy the Anasazi culture, by creating famine. Unable to support the…

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    Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) is a standout amongst the most essential issues from around the globe. GMOs are extraordinary living beings in which the hereditary material has been adjusted for development profitability and item quality. GMOs have raised worries over their own particular useful in that they are impervious to malady, help people experiencing starvation, produce more noteworthy yields, and enhance the nourishment of sustenances. Having nourishments is imperative to human life…

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    The world we live in today is in no doubt constantly changing all thanks to the technological and scientific advancements. These advancements are what have led to the birth of molecular genetics which is the genesis of improvements in the field of agriculture. Food is a very crucial part of human survival, and while it may be abundant in many developed countries, the same cannot be said about the developing countries. A 2015 report by FAO on the state of food insecurity sates that there are…

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    Human Consumption Of Corn

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    (158 milligrams), magnesium (18.3 milligrams) (United States Department of Agriculture, 2016). However, populations that have relied to heavily on corn have encountered dietary issues such as pellagra. A widespread problem of malnutrition arose where maize was introduced as a staple food. Research suggest that the relationship between heavily relying on corn and little animal based products such as meat, eggs or diary products is that pellagra occurs due to a dietary a deficiency of niacin…

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