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    harmful insects. Vitamin-enriched corn contains increased amount of vitamin A‚ vitamin B and vitamin C compared to the normal corn. Another example of GMO is squash. Genetically modified squash have resistance to the common squash viruses‚ namely watermelon mosaic virus‚ zucchini yellow mosaic virus and cucumber mosaic virus. Other than crops‚ farm animals are also genetically modified to mature in a shorter time period to minimize expenses and increase profits for farmers‚ as well as to be resistant

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    and Mexico to Canada. In the 1830s there where 2.3 million Africans out of the 12.8 million people in the United States. The way Americans eat in New Orleans is influenced by African’s. The popular foods like rice‚ gumbo‚ black-eyed peas‚ yams‚ watermelon‚ and much more came from Africa. Today these foods and traditions are still going. Popular and traditional music in New Orleans was also African influenced. Music like jazz‚ blues‚ and rock-and-roll

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    Tet Hoiliday

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    with many kinds of very beatiful flowers‚ cleaning decorating around over the house....are the 3 normally mainly things in Tet holidays. The housewifes usually prepare for the visitors in their meetings with some good dishes very popular with jam‚ watermelon‚ chung and tet cakes‚ some good meals cooking with meat and eggs‚ the cake presently sympolizes people lives on earth. One’s as important element as those are specific apricot and peach blossom flowers. The flowers’re seemingly symbolising lots

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    The Hedgehog

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    classified in the now abandoned order Insectivora‚ hedgehogs are not exclusively insectivores but are almost omnivorous. Hedgehogs feed oninsects‚ snails‚ frogs and toads‚ snakes‚ bird eggs‚ carrion‚ mushrooms‚ grass roots‚ berries‚ melons and watermelons. Berries constitute a major part of an Afghan hedgehog’s diet in early spring after hibernation. Hedgehogs suffer many diseases common to humans. These include cancer‚ fatty liver disease and cardiovascular disease. Cancer is very common in hedgehogs

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    We were the kind of family that wasn’t for or against hunting. It was just something we did‚ like going to church on Easter and eating watermelon in the summer. String didn’t like to go‚ but Pop made him so they could have their together time. I was lucky being a girl‚ so Pop left me alone to stay home with Mom and Terri. We never did anything special when they were away except maybe stay up late and watch Johnny Carson. Mom got nervous when Pop was gone‚ so she’ll make popcorn and watch TV with

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    Injury may lead to most devastating complications. When the head "bangs" against something hard‚ the soft "jelly-like" brain matter is shaken violently‚ and restricted by the fixed space within the skull bone. It can be compared to dropping a watermelon from a height: it is difficult to say which all parts within are injured or torn. Diffuse axonal injury has three grades of severity depending upon which areas of brain it involves. After the immediate "shock" phase‚ the brain cells and their

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    Descriptive Essay

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    tress that are slowly dieing. You may also encounter some vegetables and fruits growing in a garden. Some of the vegetables being delicious deep orange carrots‚ or maybe even red juicy tomatoes. You could see fruits like sweet strawberries‚ or huge watermelon. In a garden there are plentiful things that could grow. Many of the different things that grow in a garden can be considered a life source for a redundant amount of things. All different kinds of birds for example‚ depend on the different flowers

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    Post Workout Nutrition

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    people who sweat a lot and others don’t sweat that much. Water is important because it replenishes and refreshes your body effectively. Some of the fruits that can miraculously provide you incredible solution for your post-workout nutrition are watermelon‚ pears‚ apples and ripe bananas. Lastly‚ research show that after working out‚ the body require significant amount of essential amino acids‚ which could be found in most foods rich in proteins‚ it is better to have a full meal such as vegetables

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    also ride to town‚ compete in races‚ and share all of our meals together even if I wanted to eat at the local restaurant. Nina and I never missed a meal together.. Ninas favorite meal is meatballs and spaghetti and sometimes I will throw a little watermelon in there also. Sometimes we would have eating contests‚ to see who could eat the fastest‚ but of course she always won. Nina comes into the restaurants with me and we eat‚ but sometimes she gets kicked out. Nina and I competed in a lot of racing

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    Organic and Genetically Modified Foods Currently in our country‚ there are endless amounts of issues surrounding the debate between organic and conventional foods. Organic and conventional foods differ in many ways; the substance‚ cost‚ appearance‚ health benefits and government interaction of these two types of foods differ from one another greatly‚ but also are considered extremely similar in the eyes of the average American consumer. Is organic food healthier for the human body? What is the

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