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    how exactly are they tested to make sure they are safe? To make sure these products are safe we test them on animals. That leaves the testing to be done on animals. At first‚ it seems like a good idea to test on animals. Testing on animals seems like a good way to make sure that cosmetics are safe for humans to use‚ until we realize that animals are in no way similar to humans. Animals have fur‚ their skin is different‚ their organ makeup is different‚ and they even feel pain differently than

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    Animal testing is cruel‚ unnecessary‚ and disgusting. The results of most animal tests are rarely relevant to humans and are not reliable. It is unneeded in today’s society‚ considering our technological advancements. More accurate and scientifically superior methods are available‚ usually costing less and even being quicker to perform. There are methods such as using blood from human volunteers‚ using artificial human skin (proven by the National Cancer Institute to be a perfect substitute)‚ human

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    Chione Lawton  Professor Shrantz  2322 British Literature  8th Period  20 November‚ 2014    Annotated Bibliography  Beowulf  Acocella‚ Joan. "Slaying Monsters." ​ The New Yorker​  2 June 2014: 70. ​ Literature Resource  Center​ . Web. 18 Nov. 2014.  This critical essay‚ written by Joan Acocella‚ an American journalist and book critic for  New York‚ who has written many books regarding dance‚ literature‚ and psychology‚ though  mentioning heavily the perfection that is Tolkien’s ‘Beowulf’ and the contemplation of as to why 

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    more than 115 million animals worldwide are used in laboratory experiments every year (Humane Society International‚ 2010). Animals‚ from the fruit fly to the mouse‚ are widely used in scientific research. Research is critical for the advancement of medicine‚ leading to increased chances of survival from diseases and improved strategies to prevent them. Without animal experiments‚ transplants‚ diseases‚ cancer‚ and vaccines would not have been advanced. The use of animals can be inevitable‚ particularly

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    Annotated List of Works Cited Hitchcock‚ Susan Tyler. Frankenstein: A Cultural History. Ed. Susan Tyler Hitchcock. New York: Norton & Company‚ Inc. 2007. 47-49. Print. Hitchcock defines Mary Shelley ’s use of tabula rasa as inspired by John Locke ’s essay‚ Concerning Human Understanding. "Knowledge of the outside world forms as sensory impressions bombard the mind and accumulate into ideas and opinions" (47). Locke argued that man is neither innately good or evil‚ but rather a blank slate upon which

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    Should animals be used for research? Today there are many controversial arguments on whether or not animal testing should be banned. Every day‚ so many lives are saved by medicine‚ such as antibiotics‚ vaccines‚ etc. However‚ it has all come at the cost to so many innocent animals which suffer. I believe it is morally reckless to make torturous procedures on animals just so mankind can maybe have less pain. They are part of this world just like us humans. Most of the times‚ these experiments fail

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    Annotated Bibliography Blagodarskiy‚ Vas. “Critical Analysis of Social Issues in ‘Heart of Darkness’ by Joseph Conrad.” Articlesbase. 20 Oct. 2009. Web. 30 May 2013. The main social issue in Heart of Darkness deals with abandoning European morals when faced with the power of colonialism. The two main characters‚ Kurtz and Marlow – once noble men – both face this challenge. Thus‚ the main theme in the novella can be defined as absurdly hypocritical practices of imperialism‚ with motifs such as ironic

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    killed in labs right now because Animal testing is legal. Where do the animals come from that they do these terrible things? The ASPCA wrote in a 2012 article that most of the time Scientists just buy them from respectable dealers. There are two types of dealer’s type A‚ and Type B. Type A dealers can only sell animals that they have bred. Class B licensed dealers can also sell animals that they got without breeding them. Most of the time‚ class B dealers get their animals from respectable places‚ but

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    Is Animal Testing a Necessity? Should researchers experiment on an animal to save human lives? Every year‚ millions of animals undergo painful torture‚ suffering‚ or death. For a result‚ of scientific research into the effects of drugs‚ cosmetics‚ food additives‚ and other chemical products. While most people think animal testing is necessary and required‚ but others were upset by what they see as needless suffering. Yet many opponents passionately argue that animal testing is wrong‚ unnecessary

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    moderate – to – vigorous physical activity) of young children with autism spectrum disorder during summer camp. The subjects (aged 5 to 6 years) in the study include 6 children with autism spectrum disorder and 6 neurotypical children. Prior to testing‚ parents filled out surveys and children had

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