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    The primary xylem and primary phloem tissues are pushed inward into the] pith and outwards respectively by the continuous production of secondary tissues cut I off by the cambium ring. The primary xylem is gradually pushed inward and is found at the centre of the axis; whereas‚ the primary phloem‚ being soft in nature‚ gets completely crushed. These activities in the stelar region exert a great pressure outwardly. The cortex cells‚ the pericycle and the epidermis divide anticlinally to cope

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    through tissue donation.” (Organs & Tissues). Thousands of donated heart valves can replace damaged ones‚ allowing the heart to function well again; musculoskeletal tissue replaces bone‚ tendons and ligaments lost to cancer‚ severe trauma‚ degenerative joint disease‚ arthritis‚ and other conditions. Also‚ skin can save the lives of burn victims. "Bidding for bodies" (Dwyer) or advancing scientific research? It is clear that people should not be able to receive payment for their bodily tissues to aid

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    Do you really know what is in the foods you eat? Most likely not. You probably have never heard of the words genetically modified organisms. It is time to open your eyes to this silent problem that is occurring right now. Genetically modified organisms are in the foods we eat and are ultimately making people sick. Research has shown that consuming genetically modified foods increases your risk for getting cancers and tumors. The only way to avoid it is to eat organic which is not always affordable

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    Paragraph: Norms‚ rules‚ roles‚ and networks are situational factors that influence encoding and decoding of both verbal and nonverbal messages within a culture. Norms are culturally ingrained principles of correct and incorrect behaviors that‚ if broken‚ carry a form of overt or covert penalty. They are unwritten guidelines people within the cultural group follow. Rules are formed to clarify cloudy areas of norms. A role includes the behavioral expectations of a position within a culture and is affected

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    Schroth‚ the writer criticizes the behavior of cheating and plagiarism are caused by culture. The author shows how plagiarism is a moral rather than ethical problem. By using the example of a writer who collects works from others and put them together to publish a book of his own‚ the author claims the writer cheats “his own character” in return for money. In addition‚ the author explains how different culture has an impact on plagiarism. For example‚ he condemns the common practice of Chinese students

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    The Ethics of Genetically Modified Organisms Genetic engineering has become a seriously debated concern in society over the last three centuries. As scientists become closer to finding a way to accomplish it with new technology and less risks‚ the increasing concerns grow. People all over the world are looking for a way to eliminate disease‚ expand lifetimes‚ and preserve resources. When looking at the genetic engineering of many important factors in society such as religion‚ laws‚ and societal

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    Kontum high school quarterback Dylan Ross carried his football gear. Standard equipment for the day’s practice; it weighed about three pounds‚ he figured. Cleats. Gym shorts. Mouth-guard. His shoulder brace. The bag was a constant reminder of the feeling. The feeling of a crowd‚ of the game. Of his father’s proud smile from the bleachers. He would thumb through the contents of the bag during class sometimes‚ when no one was looking‚ just looking over the objects‚ making sure they were all there;

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    Palaces and Pyramids: A Deeper Look Pyramids have long been an image of ancient Egyptian lands and culture‚ being one of the most recognizable aspects of their life and culture. Huge man made buildings give tourists and many alike a view into the past the dedication these ancient people put-forth to their craft and cause. Not long before these great pyramids were raised‚ another people like the ancient Egyptians built huge complexes themselves. Great palace structures like that of Sargon II‚ discovered

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    What are genetically modified foods? ‘The aim of today’s gene technologist is to introduce‚ enhance or delete particular characteristics of a living thing‚ depending on whether they are considered desirable or not’ (Healy‚ 2000‚ p. 1). An example of this is genetically modified food whereby scientists take good qualities of one organism‚ and place that gene into another organism. Genetically modified foods is when certain foods are enhanced scientifically for various reasons‚ whether that is to

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    produce their own pesticides‚ thereby eliminating or reducing the need to spray. So-called "Bt corn‚" for example‚ contains a gene resistant to the harmful mycotoxin fungus and herbicide producers‚ Monsanto have created a strain of soybeans genetically modified to be unaffected by their product Roundup. The soybean farmer therefore can avoid targeting specific weeds and require just one

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