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    for the food supply being a target or tool of terrorism can no longer be viewed in hypothetical terms. Hoping and complacency are not an option. With the events of 2001‚ terrorism and bioterrorism became a key security issue. The issue of terrorism against the food supply is one that the food industry takes very seriously. In assessing the risk of intentional contamination of the food supply in the United States‚ the food industry has focused on three areas‚ what we like to refer to as the “3 P’s

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    Anna Hazare was born and lived the 1st 6 years of his life in Bhingar which is a small town in Ahmednagar district. It is in the state of Maharashtra in India. Bhingar got its name from a rishi called Bhrigu that did tapsya there on a hillock and later a temple was erected in his honour. Aurangzeb‚ the last Mughal emperor‚ died at Bhingar in 1707. Also‚ there is a very famous and very old temple of Lord Shiva called Shukleshwar Temple in Bhingar. In 2001‚ the total population was 7620 people

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    The fight against Tranny

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    In May of 1787 they began to drift into Philadelphia‚ 55 individuals all responding to the call for a Constitutional Convention. Most were wealthy‚ all were white‚ all were male. They came from eleven of the rather disunited states stretched along the eastern seaboard. New Hampshire delegates would not show up until July. Rhode Island would not show up at all. The problem facing this remarkable group of men was that the existing constitution‚ the Articles of Confederation‚ just wasn’t working.

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    Fight Against Cancer

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    we would briefly talk about Cancer! My father died of cancer of the kidney‚ same as my landlord. And my senior colleague’s brother recently died of cancer of the liver. Look around you and am sure you would know someone who has recently died of cancer or still battling with cancer. The truth is cancer is ravaging our society and a lot of cancer patients are helpless in this environment. Little or no attention is given to treatment of cancer. Once a doctor makes a diagnosis of cancer in Nigeria

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    In fear of tyranny and corruption‚ two arguments against the ratification of the Constitution were that if they increased the power of the central government they would be too far away to help the citizens with their concerns‚ instead they favored the rights of the states and the active representation of the average citizens. They also argued to keep the unicameral legislature‚ they believed that local and state governments represented voters more fairly. They also argued that the newly ratified

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    The Africans Fight against Imperialism Around the 1870’s‚ countries were beginning to see the control and effects of imperialism‚ which is a form of colonialism and also a way to overrule over larger nations. Imperialism is a certain way for governments to increase their power and size‚ also resulting in forced wars and persuasion to make others submit to their ways and rules. Imperialism is not always a fair and just way to gain control‚ to some its taking what you want the way you want too. It’s

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    Rebellion: A Woman’s Fight against Subjugation What would society be today had women tolerated oppression and remained voiceless as they had done for many years? Through the short story “No Name Woman”‚ the author‚ Maxine Kingston‚ gives a voice to a woman who was deemed unworthy of having one. Though Kingston’s mother shared the story with Kingston as a warning‚ she took a completely different approach in the way in which she shared it with the world. Through her words Kingston paints an image

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    Police corruption seems to be a problem in the United States as well as most of the world. The simplest explanation why corruption exists is that the police officers are human beings and as such are prone to give in to temptation. Another widely held opinion is that the officers don’t get enough pay. No matter what are the reasons police corruption is abuse of authority and power; it is also betraying to the public trust. The researches proved that in socioeconomic disadvantage countries the percentage

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    Fight Against World Poverty

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    Fight Against World Poverty: How Markets and Governments Can Deal with Poverty (Author deleted) December 20‚ 2010 Introduction This paper presents the current thoughts on the fight against poverty‚ specifically the views of different economists on the role of markets and government on this issue. The discussion begins with Hazlitt’s ideas‚ based on the U.S. experience. It is then followed by the works of other key economists focusing mainly on the underdeveloped world. Lastly

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    Cuba's Fight Against HIV

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    In the 1980’s‚ Cuba emerged as one of the leading forces in the fight against HIV in the Caribbean. The new virus stumped doctors as it ravaged and attempted to engulf the small island in disease and squalor. Fortunately‚ the Cuban government took fast action and put preventative measures into place to both detect and prevent the spread of the HIV virus. Cuba’s aggressive measures included testing citizens for the virus and quarantining those infected who were infected in sanatoriums. The United

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