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    Should animals be used for scientific research and experimentation? From ancient times‚ humans have relied on animals for their survival either as food (sheep‚ cow) or for competition (horses) and companionship (dogs). As humans became more familiar to their environment‚ they then also started utilizing animals for attainment of knowledge dating back to the days of the great physician Galen (129-200 AD)‚ who used animals to exhibit that arteries contain blood and not the air (qtd. in Giridharan)

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    “A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson” is a personal account‚ written by Mary Rowlandson herself about her eleven-week captivity by the Indians‚ which not only gives the readers a first person perspective of life in captivity‚ but also an insight to Rowlandson’s views of the Indians. When first reading this narrative‚ one would think that the main purpose is to simply tell how horrible her experience in captivity was‚ and how it had changed her. However‚ that is not

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    Rainbowwstarrs BIT26 1. What is the “best kept secret” of the church? Why? According to the clip‚ the “best kept secret” of the church is the Church’s Catholic Social Teachings. It is God’s special love for the poor and called God’s people to a covenant of love and justice. I think it is the best kept secret of the church because the church has helped the poor in many ways and because of authoritative statements—whether from church or government—have less attraction today than acts of authentic witness

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    Warriors : Into the wild Table of Contents: Page 3: Appreciation of Language Page 4: Setting Page 5: Characterization Appreciation of Language: Jubilant- Feeling or expressing great happiness and triumph. Hackles- Hairs along the back of an animal that rise when it is angry or alarmed. Bracken- A tall fern with coarse a lobed frond that occurs worldwide and can cover large areas. Sheathed- Encase (something) in a close-fitting or protective covering. Ominous- Giving the impression that

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    illness and death to individual animals and can significantly affect wildlife populations. Wildlife species can also serve as natural hosts for certain diseases that affect humans (zoonoses). The disease agents or parasites that cause these zoonotic diseases can be contracted from wildlife directly by bites or contamination‚ or indirectly through the bite of arthropod vectors such as mosquitoes‚ ticks‚ fleas‚ and mites that have previously fed on an infected animal. These zoonotic diseases are primarily

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    102 DATE \@ "d MMMM yyyy" 18 April 2014 “The Lottery” Since the beginning of human existence love has earned a meaning of pure bliss and wild passion between two people that cannot be broken. Through out time the meaning of love has had its slight shifts but for the most part‚ maintains a positive value. In the poem “Love Should Grow Up Like a Wild Iris in the Fields‚” the author‚ Susan Griffin expresses that this long lost concept of love is often concealed by the madness of everyday life

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    Politicians are often heard saying that tuition at state universities should be kept low "to make education equally accessible to all residents of the state‚ regardless of income." 1. Assuming that state funding for the universities is held constant‚ describe the conditions that will prevail if tuition is held below equilibrium price. Provide one (1) example to support your response. Equilibrium is a state of rest‚ balance‚ a position which‚ if attained it will be maintained. As such‚ if an equilibrium

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    studies choose animals to test experimental consequences. However‚ whether animals should be treated as experimental subjects has sparked controversy. Experimentation on animals is a cruel way which have to cost lives‚ nevertheless it also plays an indispensable role in science studies. Personally‚ I would argue that animal experiments‚ at least so far‚ cannot be replaced completely on the road of social progression. Clearly‚ all the people advocate for modes of treating animals that are more ethical

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    Should Humans be allowed to test on god’s animals? Animal testing for biomedical research has been going on for centuries for example Aristotle; who was an early greek physician‚ also tested on animals to expand the knowledge of living organism’s anatomy. During the mid to late nineteenth century companies grew rapidly thus requiring more animals and more test to be applied on the subjects for their research or cosmetic use. Since the accelerated amount of animal testing grew‚ various

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    Question: How should humans and animals relate? Objection 1: Animals have rationality. Their actions reflect their beliefs (MacIntyre 55). If animals believe humans are friends‚ their actions towards humans will be friendly. Humans should recognize their common rationality with animals and establish an interdependent‚ mutually beneficial‚ give and take‚ human-animal relationship. Humans and animals can provide eachother "protection and sustenance" (MacIntyre 1). Human and animal interdependence

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