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    Chapter 3 Results and Discussion Plants grow better in a non-polluted area than a polluted area. The place where the plant that grew better was in a place which has enough sunlight and clean surroundings. The place where the plant that did no grow was in a place where people are working‚ the place has materials that is used in buildings like cement‚ and sand scattered all over the place. The polluted area had a great effect on the growth of the plant that grew in that place. The seed that was

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    The Ebola virus

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    Ebola Virus The Ebola virus was discovered in the 1976 near the Ebola River in what is now the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Ebola virus—previously known as Ebola hemorrhagic fever—has been typically a disease of Central Africa‚ which it was until recently. There are five different confirmed strains of the virus. There is the Zaire Ebola‚ the Sudan‚ the Tai Forest‚ Bundibugyo virus‚ each of which can affect humans. The fifth strain‚ the Reston virus‚ has only caused disease in non-human primates

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    the world. 2. What are the legal impediments to Microsoft growing its sales in China? What are the political impediments? The legal impediments to Microsoft in China are the laws that are in place to prevent piracy of software but are lightly enforced by the foreign government authorities. This non-action forcing Microsoft to decrease the purchase price of about 200% to stay in competition against the software pirates. Though Microsoft has taken such drastic measures‚ they are still in

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    Trojan Virus

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    TROJAN HORSE VIRUS By: Kayla Adams Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................. 2 DEFINITON‚ HISTORY..................................................................................................................................... 3 PURPOSE‚ HOW TROJAN HORSE WORKS ............................................................................................

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    Less guns‚ Less crime? “‘If a preschool child hits another child with a rock‚ the solution is not for every child to have a rock!”’(NICHOLS) More gun control is needed with the advances of fire arms. Getting a gun is far too easy in America. A person can obtain a firearm the day they walk into a gun store and hands over the money. The absence of more gun control is helping these crimes occur more often‚ this is allowing citizens to obtain guns easily. “Right now‚ State officials‚ local authorities

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    {draw:frame} The information is in the ’Source system’ and must reach the ’Destination system’. The source system could be a floppy disk and the destination system could be the hard disk of a computer‚ or the origin an ISP in which a message is stored and the destination‚ the Windows communication system in the client machine‚ Winsock. The information interpretation system varies depending on whether it is implemented in operating systems‚ in applications or whether special mechanisms are

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    to the system‚ because of what he does on a daily basis‚ and what he’s exposed to at home.Ponyboy smokes a pack nearly everyday‚which he is very likely to get/have cancer‚liable to get jumped‚ and doesn’t attend school as much. Ponyboy should go to the system‚ because he’ll be safer‚ and have a better life. Ponyboy should stay with Darry and Soda‚ because their their his family‚ and he can’t get that same family love and affection as of a foster home.Ponyboy is better off going to the system‚ because

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    resources that the United States provided along with the desire to knock the U.S. off as the “dominant Pacific power”‚ his lead to the attack Japan made on Britain and U.S. as they seized the resources in Southeast Asia. When the U.S. moved the Pacific Fleet from California to Pearl Harbor Japan felt threatened. Japan had attempted to warn the US of the attack but the warning came to late due to messages being botched at the Japanese Embassy. On December 7‚ 1941 Japan attacked Pearl Harbor by

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    Our growing Organization will face an infrastructure upgrade which will encompass an operating system as well a workstations upgrade. Because this occurrence requires a comprehensive survey of all options of new Operating Systems as well as workstations‚ it is necessary to consider whether a Linux Based system is appropriate for our organizational needs at this point. Introduction The purpose of this paper is to investigate the pros and cons of using Linux in both a server and workstation

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    Why Did Japan Attack Pearl Harbor?’ In December 1941‚ Pearl Harbor was assaulted by the Japanese. It was the outcome of a progression of occasions which conveyed strain amongst Japan and America to breaking point. Japan was a nation developing in force and stature and America soon came to understand that this development could demonstrate a risk to them. America meant to stop Japan’s development in its tracks as they understood that if the circumstance was left to advance any longer then the circumstance

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