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    organisms like squirrel monkeys‚ insects‚ raptors and palm plants. The capuchin monkeys have an important role in the rainforest ecosystem and removing them would make a negative impact to other living organisms that benefit from them. Just like the squirrel monkeys‚ they depend on the capuchin monkeys for food for they get the leftovers of the capuchin monkeys. The squirrel monkeys also forage insects and imagine if the capuchin monkeys isn’t there to provide some food for the squirrel monkeys thus

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    Argumentative Essay; Global Infectious Diseases The risk of catching a disease that originates from across the world increases as the world’s technology and travel advances. The problem is‚ is that we can’t stop ourselves from getting a disease or stop traveling. Another factor is that it may not be something that can be cured and it may be contagious. The results of global deaths that come from infectious diseases are 25%. One solution is to develop a vaccine and/or other products to prevent

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    Invasive species are a major threat to the United States; mostly Florida. These species are the worst ones we have in Florida.“We are ground zero for the impacts of invasive species‚” says Doria Gordon‚ the director of conservation science for the Florida chapter of the Nature Conservancy (TNC) . “And our invaders are very good at finding new habitats.” Usually those habitats are around South Florida in the everglades. The mix of suburbs and wilderness around the area of the everglades‚ makes the

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    Evolution is the process in which organisms adapt to the needs of their environment and then pass on those adaptations to their descendants. Charles Darwin proposed the initial theory of evolution‚ but many scientists influenced his discovery. Darwin established that when an organism evolves‚ it occurs because the organisms specific environment. He believed that the evolution of the species is not affected due to the changes of an organism. Their adaptations grant them survival and allow their offspring

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    Scout is very smart for her age‚ and is always learning new things‚ that most children her age wouldn’t know. The book to kill a mockingbird takes place in the great depression‚ but you’d never tell from the story line. Scout and Jem grow up as very happy children‚ and Scout learns many things growing up in the town of Maycomb. Scout learns many things throughout the book‚ and it will prove well too her in many different occasions throughout her life. Scout learns how to respect people’s decisions

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    The speed of an asynchronous motor rotating field and thus its rotor speed depends on the number of pairs of poles in the stator field .the rotor speeds n are lower than the table values by the amount of the relevant slip speed ns. Motors are designed with up to three stators windings‚ which have different number of pairs of poles. They can therefore run at up to pairs of poles. They can be in any desired ratio to one another. A pole-changing switch is used to changing poles for the desires speed

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    back to the abandoned bus on July 8th‚ the book begins to describe how Chris is slowly dying (Page 188). He is physically weak from his journey; he is on the verge of starvation and death. Due to his surroundings in Alaska all he could eat was squirrels‚ berries‚ and plants. When encountered with a bear he decides to not kill it and instead

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    At lunch next day there were very nice pies‚ crayfish‚ and mutton cutlets; and while we were eating‚ Nikanor‚ the cook‚ came up to ask what the visitors would like for dinner. He was a man of medium height‚ with a puffy face and little eyes; he was close-shaven‚ and it looked as though his moustaches had not been shaved‚ but had been pulled out by the roots. Alehin told us that the beautiful Pelagea was in love with this cook. As he drank and was of a violent character‚ she did not want to marry

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    “[...] long‚ silky hair and skin like milk and honey”. That is the quote that has resonated with me the most throughout all of the years of my life. For some reason‚ I feel like I can identify most with this quote; I have long blonde hair and very fair skin similar to the main character Binah in the story of The English Roses. This story was the starting point of my love and appreciation for art and writing. After having many different experiences and encounters with writing over the years‚ I feel

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    The lingering presence of guilt when most folks are presented with a dish that has formed from the basis of an animal seems to have only increased with the mounting knowledge of how a large number of animals are treated‚ whether it is for product testing or for human consumption. The expectation that animals‚ especially those raised in a slaughterhouses‚ live a tranquil‚ cruelty-free life would seem a bit far fetched to me‚ yet it is difficult to deny that the deplorable conditions shown in exploitation

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