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    The anatomy of Homo sapiens is unique in several ways and sets us apart from other species all across the world. One of the most distinguishing characteristics that differentiates Homo sapiens from other species is the utilization of bipedal locomotion. Humans have established a unique way of moving from one location to another that is due to the evolution numerous anatomical developments over millions of years. Hominid bipedalism has evolved as a product of natural selection, a theory coined by

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    11, 2008 skeletal remains of a young child were found by an utility worker. By the time the worker had discovered the remains it had went through 5 stages of decomposition. The 1st stage starts when the person dies (Csanyi). The 1st stage consists of enzymes in dead body cells start breaking down tissues which is known as autolysis. While this is going on bacteria in the digestive track start to eat the intestines. The 1st stage is called the fresh stage which can last for 1-2 days, unless of course

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    evidences, the court over turned the law by a 7-2 vote that implied no state could restrict abortions during the first three months of pregnancy. Rape, financial, instability, and the mother’s health are reason abortion should remain legal. One reason abortion should remain legal is because of rape. Rape is the most targeted crime amongst women. Rape is defined as sexual assault usually involving sexual intercourse or other forms of sexual penetration against someone without their consent. National

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    Santiago, the protagonist in The Old Man and the Sea, faces challenges over the course of several days that ultimately culminate in his epic struggle with the catch of his life, the marlin. Shortly after his catch, Santiago watches in horror as the first mako shark begins to eat his prized possession. Santiago then notes, “A man can be destroyed but not defeated” (103). To analyze this quote, possible meanings of the two words must be explored. At first, it may appear that the word “destroyed” carries

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    are exercising on a regular basis you will find that you remain active and energetic for most of the time of the day. With regular exercise you will be able to live a life free from diseases and keep all the threats of obesity at bay! One of the most forms of exercise that you can do without even joining a gym are cardio vascular exercises. With the aid of these exercises you look and stay young and you are active for most of the time of the day. In order to get a good cardio vascular workout you do

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    relate to real life. In Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury the society remains dysfunctional and on the brink of collapsing; suicide rates remain at an all time high, murders happen every day, information stays censored, the education system remains flawed. Now, all of these things can also describe another society, America. The fictional society in Fahrenheit 451 and America have many things in common, only proving further, that America remains on a downward spiral. First, modern American society relates

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    certain standards of chivalry according to the reader. Sir Gawain first portrays these qualities when he remains loyal to King Arthur and accepts The Green Knight’s challenge. Next, Sir Gawain remains honorable to Sir Bertilak by refusing to sleep with his wife, Lady Bertilak, and turning down her request to marry her. Finally, Sir Gawain acts courageously by reporting to The Green Knight a year and a day after accepting his challenge while understanding that The Green Knight will chop off his head. In

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    3 Ways To Hold Onto Your Love One’s Remains After Cremation One of the main advantages of cremation over a traditional burial is that the possibility of what to do with the cremated remains of a loved one is almost limitless. You can spread the remains over a favorite spot of theirs, or hold onto them in a unique way. Personalization of cremated remains is becoming more popular, and if it’s something that you want to do, consider one of these 3 methods of doing it. Custom Jewelry Believe it or

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    television, in a magazine, or music on the radio, we just cannot seem to get away from it. Because of peers, family, and platforms of social media, popular culture has an extensive impact on society, and it represents our views as a whole. Popular Culture remains self-explanatory. It represents modern beliefs, ideas, and actions that get spread in many ways. It unifies people across the globe and allows for these people to have similar interests. It builds and strengthens interactions. Popular culture extensively

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    From the 1800’s to present day, the Middle East has undergone many changes and continuities causing formation of their national identity, main factors that contributed were social aspects on society, government structure, and the strong religious roots they possess. The majority of changes occurred through the society aspects with the treatment of women and the discovery of oil. In Middle Eastern history women have had limited rights and have always been unequal to men. Women have always remained

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