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    1.  Explain how Donna illustrates the traits of successful leaders.  What additional characteristics and achievement contribute to her success as president and CEO? Donna illustrates many traits for a successful leader. She communicates a vision that is shared by the community and employees by being clear and passionable. She gains trust of her employees by going out and interacting with them. Donna empowers her employees to achieve the goals in hand. She shows openness to her employees by listening

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    Animal experimentation is cruel and leads to the needless suffering and death of millions of animals. Public support for animal testing has been in steady decline since the 1950s. In 1949‚ the public support percentage was over 90 percent but in 2013 it declined to 57 percent (Ericson). According to Procon.org 95 percent of animals are not protected by the Animal Welfare Act. Also‚ Procon.org says 94 percent of drugs that pass animal tests fail in human trials. An estimated 26 million animals are

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    beagles‚ it any animal. The use of animals for product testing should be banned because there are other ways to test products and prevent animals from dying or getting hurt. It is my intention to argue my claim by means of applying it to the Rotary Four-Way Test of: Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? First of all‚ is it the truth that animals are necessary for animal testing? Well‚ animal testing happens

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    Experimentation on animals was meant to provide innovative advancements to the development of drugs and safety of products. However‚ the use of animals in laboratory tests no longer fulfills its original purpose. While it is difficult to deny the medical advances that have been made possible due to animal testing‚ there are alternatives that are more cost-effective‚ reliable‚ and do not contribute toward the suffering of animals. Methods such as microdosing‚ in-vitro models‚ and in-silica computer

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    Animal Testing: a Vital Necessity In order to save people’s lives animal testing is necessary. 43% of adults in the United States say they are against animal testing (Alas). Yet most the adults who say they are against animal testing take medicine and use products that all have been tested on animals. The advances made from animal testing have increased our biomedical technology significantly. Almost every breakthrough we have had has some part of animal testing. Without animal testing the alternate

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    Pro’s and Con’s of Animal Research Introduction Animal research is for many a controversial subject. This is because while we do make significant progress by using animals as test subjects‚ animals still have rights. There comes a point when we have to ask ourselves when do our moral obligations outweigh the rewards. Where do we draw the line? Moral Obligations and The Three R’s Perhaps the biggest issue with animal research is the morally gray

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    skin burned off and spinal cord crushed? This is the reality for more than 100 million animals worldwide. In Canada‚ over 3.33 million animals are used in experiments and over 125 000 are subjected to severe pain. The animals are left for days to wait in fear of the next terrifying and traumatic experiment that will be performed on them. Major effects of stress and boredom trigger neurotic behaviors in the animals these include spinning in circles‚ rocking back and forth‚ pulling out their own hair

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    “The issue should never be about the extinction of any animal‚ it should always be about the cruelty and exploitation which will lead to their extinction‚” unknown. Each and every animal on earth has as much right to be here as you‚ me‚ and of all humanity. Scientists have found a way to clone extinct species. The thought of that sounds amazing and really exciting‚ but think about it another way. If we bring back no longer existing animals‚ us humans will do what we do best‚ which is changing

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    Animal welfare should be a top priority for each and every farm. Animal welfare means how an animal is coping with the conditions in which it lives. An animal is in a good state of welfare if it is healthy‚ comfortable‚ well nourished‚ safe‚ able to express innate behavior‚ and if it is not suffering from unpleasant states such as pain‚ fear‚ and distress (Animal Welfare: What is it). In order to practice good animal welfare owners and managers must be proactive in disease prevention and veterinary

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    word sends animal lovers and bacon lovers alike into fits‚ and the CBC Ideas Podcast “Meat on the Table” is no exception. Within the first ten minutes of the show‚ Paul Kennedy had lost all control as moderator‚ while Gary Francione and Nicolette Hahn Niman interrupted and insulted each other. Gary was the passionate voice of people who believe that the killing and using of animals for food should be abolished. Contrarily‚ Nicolette attempted to explain how the consumption of animals is a necessary

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