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    47. What combination of symptoms might indicate leukemia? . Immature EBCs found in the bloodstream . Bone marrow occupied with cancerous WBCs . WBC production increases but cells aren’t functional 37. 49. What is prothrombin? . The inactive form of thrombin 38. 50. Why don’t platelets form a plug in our blood vessels all the time? What would happen if they did? What is the difference between a thrombus and an embolus

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    In this project I will be investigating and explaining what stops the less developed countries from developing‚ so I will be looking for the following different factors; • Colonisation of Bolivia and Dubai. • Problems in the countries. • Bolivia and Dubai how are they trying to develop. • What is stopping them from developing? Also I’m going to try and make a conclusion to make this much easier to understand. Colonisation is the deed and effect of colonising or establishing in a land of those

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    At my work with various experience non college workers and others‚ a repeated debate raised with the theme “Young College Leaders Are Ineffective”. With researches‚ written articles and personal experience there is no doubt that “Young leaders are usually less effective because they have so little experience”. Matter of fact‚ it’s uncommon for us as older leaders to view younger leader as less effective than expected. From what my team had previously experienced before taking over as an administrator

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    on Assault Weapons A Bushmaster AR-15 assault type weapon sent twenty children to their deaths in December of 2012 in Connecticut. An AR-15 assault rifle killed twelve innocent civilians at a movie theater in Colorado. An Intratec TEC-DC 9‚ Hi-Point 995 Carbin‚ and Savage 67H pump-action shotgun massacred eleven high school students and one high school teacher at Columbine High School in Colorado. Many Americans shake their heads as they ask themselves‚ “Why are such powerful weapons in the hands

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    Eat Less Crap Lose That Fat Sam Pease could be called the Gordon Ramsay of diets — her narrative is entertaining‚ fresh‚ candid and she is not afraid to punctuate with passionate profanities. With an honest account of her fat-shame‚ Eat Less Crap Lose That Fat is filled with funny‚ embarrassing self-confessions about foodguzzling and is the ultimate guide on how to get slim without the gym. Eat Less Crap Lose that Fat teaches readers easy ways to lose weight. Whether you want to lose 5‚ 50‚ or 500

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    Weaponry The high renaissance has many weapons ranging from swords to bows. They were used to protects oneself and family‚ but they were also used for war. Most of these weapons were easy to make out of everyday tools you use. The weapons most commonly used were known as the mace‚ longbow‚ and longsword. They are most commonly known for their great work in battles. The mace was essentially a giant hammer that could be used as a deadly brute force weapon (1). Their are two types of maces there is

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    designed belts and pulleys. The demands on a belt drive transmission system are large and this has led to many variations on the theme. They run smoothly and with little noise‚ and cushion motor and bearings against load changes‚ albeit with less strength than gears or chains. However‚ improvements in belt engineering allow use of belts in systems that only formerly allowed chains or gears. V belts (also known as V-belt or wedge rope) solved the slippage and alignment problem

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    plants‚ but if used in the most unpleasant way possible a god-awful situation can occur. In “Grace Period” by Will Baker a nuclear bomb is detonated in a suburban area in the United States of America. The article used to support this story is “Nuclear Weapons Effects” by John Pike. The man has had the fortuitous of being part a nuclear attack and he can expect nothing but death. The catastrophically unfortunate man has the luck being part of history in this nuclear attack. At first he notices “that everything

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    as the first ¨modern¨ war in history‚ and this is characterized by American weaponry. Early weapons used in the Revolutionary War were self muzzle-reloading weapons which were slow and insufficient. While the ¨modern¨ weapons used in the Civil war were Springfield rifle to Colt revolver to 12-pound howitzer‚ there was a great advancement of weapons from flintlocks to bolt-action rifles. Civil War weapons evolved ever since the last American War‚ with the addition to cartridges onto firearms which

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    advantages. Gen. McClellan fully appreciated the potential for this new weapon of war and expanded Union Artillery by 900 percent. The abilities of artillery would show the amazing killing power of modern ordinance ever changing its place on the battlefield. Now these modern factories were producing new weapons at a rate never seen before‚ thanks to the industrial revolution to cause death and destruction on a modern scale. Weapon advancements ended the old ways of war due to their killing potential

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