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    Its primary feature is insufficient blood supply to the heart itself. The two major clinical forms of CHD are heart attack and angina. In a heart attack the insufficient blood flow is sudden and extreme. In angina the episodes of restricted flow are temporary and usually much less dangerous. The common underlying problem in the various forms of CHD is atherosclerosis‚ a complex process that affects the vessels supplying blood to the heart‚ the coronary arteries. In atherosclerosis‚ build-ups called

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    selection has built all living things‚ including us. In The Selfish Gene‚ Dawkins defines the basic theory this way: We are survival machines‚ but “we” does not mean just people. It embraces all animals‚ plants‚ bacteria‚ and viruses…An octopus is nothing like a mouse‚ and both are quite different from an oak tree. Yet in their fundamental chemistry they are rather uniform‚ and‚ in particular‚ the replicators which they bear‚ the genes‚ are basically the same kind of molecule in all of us – from bacteria

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    Singing in the Rain Singing in the Rain is an American comedy musical film starring Gene Kelly‚ Debbie Reynolds‚ Donald O’Connor and Jean Hagen‚ and directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen. It offers a comic depiction of Hollywood‚ and its transition from silent films to talking films. Throughout the movie‚ people could see many different elements that make the movie musical “Singing in the Rain” great. Because of the sound‚ especially the music‚ setting‚ costumes‚ make up‚ and the photography

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    Active gene-environment interaction has its foundations in evolutionary theory. Evolutionary theorists had identified that assortative mating allowed individuals with similar traits to gravitate toward one another (Rhule-Louie and McMahon‚ 2007)‚ thus resulting in antisocial behaviour partnerships (Coyne and Wright‚ 2015). Consequently‚ these genes and antisocial environments created by these individuals play a massive role in segregated cross-generational criminal behaviour in families (Baum‚ 2013)

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    Sayyid Qutb’s Vision Sayyid Qutb has been one of the most notarized writers of Islamic fundamentalism this century. He has inspired many of the radical Islamic movements of the 1970s and 80s in the Middle East and Northern Africa‚ and his ideas of an Islamic society have been used again and again. Qutb has also influenced numerous generations of Egyptian and Arab intellectuals who seek to understand Islam as an ideology first and foremost‚ and as an ideology that leads to changes in the social order

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    2011 from the World Wide Web: http://teenadvice.about.com/od/schoolviolence/a/cyberbullying1.htm Pitter‚ K.‚ J. Callahah‚ Tilton‚ E.‚ S. Amato and Kerr‚ N. (1995). Every students guide to the internet Fisher‚ W. (2001‚ June 14). Freedom of Expression on the Internet. Retrieved August 14‚ 2011 from the World Wide Web: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu./ilaw/speech/ Aun‚ F. R. (2009‚ February 21). Internet abuse. Retrieved August 17‚ 2011 from the World Wide Web: http://findarticles.com/p/n

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    Pikachurin Pikachurin‚ also known as agrin-like protein (AGRINL) and EGF-like‚ fibronectin type-III and laminin G-like domain-containing protein (EGFLAM)‚ is a fibrous protein that in humans is encoded by the EGFLAM gene. Pikachurin is a dystroglycan-interacting protein which has an essential role in the precise interactions between the photoreceptor ribbon synapse and the bipolar dendrites. The binding with dystroglycan (DG) depends on several factors (glycosylation of DG‚ presence of divalent

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    TITLE:FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN GREECE(INTERESTED PERIOF OF JUNTA‚1967 - 1974) PROLOGUE Freedom of expression‚ freedom of speech. Those two rights‚ sometimes used synonymously‚ mean the freedom of someone to be able to share his ideas and thoughts‚ speak freely without any kind of censorship. Those two rights are considered to be the most fundamental in a free democratically world. People of modern and civilized countries are familiar with these terms. But what were the origins of them? Twenty

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    Gene testing on unborn children is a revolutionary method that is available to doctors and would-be parents of late. The main objective of gene testing is to know whether parents are carriers of any genes that could hypothetically cause a genetic abnormality. It is important to understand the condition where genetic testing should be recommended in society as there can be benefits of getting the test done on an unborn child. This issue however should not be compulsory because there are many factors

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    silencing the expression of an opinion would be robbing the human race and its posterity even if the opinion is false. Mill argues that hearing a false and even vile opinion allows us to have a "clearer perception and livelier impression of truth‚ produced by its collision with error" (1978‚ 16). In other words‚ the truth can be better understood by refuting an error. Moreover‚ Mill argues that most opinions are neither completely true nor false. He points out that allowing freedom of expression would result

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