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She said that these microorganisms are everywhere and are inhaled into the lungs all the time.
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Common Error: Downtown
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Utapau (pronounced /'jutəpaʊ/) was an arid sinkhole world in the Utapau system of the Tarabba sector in the Outer Rim Territories. Utapau was the homeworld of the Pau'ans and the Utai, more commonly referred to collectively as Utapauns. These species lived in the many giant sinkholes that dotted the planet's scrub-cove... |
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Killer Asteroid Politics
This past weekend, a group of scientists and former astronauts met in San Francisco to discuss the possibilities for averting disaster if one of the hundreds of known potentially hazardous asteroids were found to be on a collision course with the Earth. They were mo... |
Sunlight exposure could help lower blood pressure, which in turn reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke.
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Do these five maths challenges fill you with dread or do they seem less scary than the ones you remember from your school days?
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Curated Visualisations: The Rise of Disney
For our group project on curating visualisations, my team and I decided to look at the various Disney animation movies (excluding Pixar movies), all the way back to ‘Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs’, and see what made different movies successful over others. To achieve this, we... |
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The Seal of Hong Kong.Thousands of students and others protested the implementation of ‘patriotic education’ in Hong Kong’s schools during the ten-day period before Hong Kong’s Legislative Council election in an attempt to force the cancellation of the planned curriculum which is both controversial and contrary to what... |
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It’s critical to remember that what Overton has provided with his theory is a description of how large-scale political change happens over time: the window shifts left or right, or contracts or expands, changing the p... |
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Computers today are currently overpriced and still in an experimental phase well out of reach of the typical consumer. Computers seem to be designed to waste our time by unnecessary loading redundant data and shockingly slow components made by improvement of archaic concepts. This i... |
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If Soca is the heart beat of Trinidad & Tobago Carnival, then Kaiso, Cariso or Calypso as it's now widely known is its soul. Imported from West Africa by those enslaved to West Indian cocoa, sugar and coffee plantations, the music provided a tremendous resource.It preserved spiritual ties with the Mother... |
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We work with leaders who make decisions every day. Often, they must decide on complicated issues which involve many stakeholders and consequently they struggle to make effective decisions. On the one hand, they want to engage their s... |
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It is not known exactly where and where marbling art has started. However, there are some sources showing that marbling art was performed Turkmenistan, Samarqand in 13th century and in Herat region at the east of Iran in 14th century. Marbling art spread from the east to the west by using Silk Roa... |
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Freudian Dream Interpretation (1) - Self-Analysis & Dreaming
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History 314 - The Colonial Moment in African History: Class Assignment
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Charles III (1716-88), King of Spain (1759-88), the younger son of Philip V and Isabella of Parma, was one of the most successful enlightened despots of the 18th century. He became Duke of Parma in 1731, in 1734 he conquered Naples and Sicily and became king over them as Cha... |
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Whenever a drug is used in animals, there is a potential for drug residue in edible tissues and other foods consumed by humans. Edible tissues and food products include muscle, liver, kidney, fat, skin, milk, eggs, and honey.
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A kippah (plural: kippot) or yarmulke pronunciation (also called a skullcap) is a thin, slightly-rounded skullcap traditionally worn at all times by observant Jewish men! There are different proposed etymologies for the word yarmulke. According to most mainstream etymologists, it is a Yiddish wor... |
Semiotics and Street Names
Semiotics is the study of signs and their relationships with what they signify, each other, and their users. A street name is a sign that signifies a street(1). What sorts of semiotic relationships exist between street names and streets?
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Antioxidants in Beer Make It an Alternative Therapy
Beer lovers revere their evenings when accompanied by a large glass of beer. There is no other beverage on the world that has garnered such admiration and is still emerging. Conversation starts with a beer and ends with numerous on the way, this is how a beer lover e... |
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May 31, 2009
According to an overstatement I read in the newspaper last week, we should all fear the Komodo dragon, a type of monitor lizard that reportedly can run almost 20 miles an hour. It was described has having teeth like serrated kitchen knives and venom that "can kill a person within hours." ... |
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Biotin is a member of the B complex family, but is not actually a vitamin. It is a coenzyme that works with them. Also known as vitamin H and coenzyme R, it was first isolated and described in 1936. It is water soluble and very unstable; it can be destroyed by heat, cooking, exposure to light, soaking, and prolonged co... |
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Teapublicans: Building A Bridge To The 19th Century
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There is a range of possible democratic systems: at one end is an emphasis on individual rights, limited government, separation of powers, and checks and balances. This is the system our Framers put together. This is 'origina... |
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Secularization of An Islamic Republic
When the British colonized South Asia, the native population were believers in God. The Mughal Empire was disintegrating. There were many regions ruled by Muslim monarchs. The Muslims residents lived according to their centuries old traditions. Their cultur... |
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Energy Modeling and Efficiency
in the Built Environment
Fossil fuels are the main energy source for community and industrial activities. The world petroleum fuel production in the year 2007 was approximately 179 quadrillion BTU, and increased to 181 quadrillion BTU in 2008. Of the fuels used, 17% is natural gas, 40% ... |
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POVs And Death
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from NPR: Wild bees, such as bumblebees, don't get as much love as honeybees, but they should. They play just as crucial a role in pollinating many fruits, vegetables and wildflowers, and compared to managed colonies of honey... |
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When there is a missing tooth, if there is adequate amount of bone, a dental implant can be placed to replace the missing tooth. Implants are prosthesis with surgical component. Dental implant has multiple componants. In surgical stage a prosthesis is placed in the bone that acts as the root of the tooth. Later on when... |
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Through the senses Satan worked to successfully influence man’s mind. When, in defiance of God’s direct command, man chose to follow Satan’s suggestion, the way was open for Satan to gain control of his power of action. Made in the image of God, the human family lost their innocence, became tra... |
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Be Aware of the Statistics of the NIH Report
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Immune And Nerve Cells Work Together to Fight Gut Infections
Immune And Nerve Cells Work Together to Fight Gut Infections
Nerve cells in the gut play a crucial role in the body's ability to marshal an immune response to infection, according to a new study from Weill Cornell Medicine scientists.
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The Wikipedia article of the day for July 1, 2017 is Canada.
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The argument that Joseph Hall and John Marston were the earliest (sixteenth century) doubters of Shakespeare’s authorship was first developed by the Baconians: those non-Stratfordians who favour Sir Francis Bacon as the true author, or at least the chief co-ordinator, of the works we know as Shakespeare’s. H.N. Gibson,... |
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The “Gilded Age,” also referred to as the “Roaring Twenties” expanded the United States’ economy so much that the average family income practically doubled. During the twenties, the unemployment rate was low and the economy felt stable, but due to unsound financial practices of the time, the economy was heading toward ... |
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Asphalt has been known to cause minor health effects such as headaches, nausea, and drowsiness. It has also been linked to lung cancer. Most of the asphalt used in the United States is in paving and roofing. The remaining uses include waterproofing, damp-proofing, insulat... |
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