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Clean Air Act Environmental Protection Agency
1,285 words
1990, the federal Clean Air Act was passed to
improve air quality in the United States.
President Bush's proposed amendments to the Clean
Air Act initially would have led to the
introduction of alternative, non-petroleum fuels.
The petroleum and oxygenate industries responded
by offering a reformulated gasoline program as a
substitute for most of the alternate fuel
proposals. As a result, the amendments to the
federal Clean Air Act adopted in 1990 required
steps to achieve lower vehicle emission...
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Breast Cancer American Cancer
931 words
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of death
in most in women today (NABCO: Facts About Breast
Cancer 1). It is a known fact that its cure and
origin are unknown. Breast cancer is when an
uncontrolled growth of cells without a specific
function form in the breast area of a person,
killing normal cells and tissue. This process in
turn causes a lump or mass to form known as
cancer. Although breast cancer cannot be
prevented, there are some steps a person can take
to reduce the risks. These s...
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Noise Reduction In Hearing Aids
1,358 words
Recently in a local hearing clinic, a clients
concerns were discussed. Im afraid I wont like
them. My brother in law bought two hearing aids,
and he keeps them in a drawer in the kitchen.
While the number of people dissatisfied with their
hearing aids hovers around 50 %, the hearing aid
industry is hard pressed to decrease the number of
returns, and increase the average daily use of
each aid. In order to accomplish this, hearing aid
manufacturers must answer the most often heard
complaint: It do...
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Air Traffic Controllers High Stress Levels
1,571 words
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affordable Custom Written Paper. Throughout the
eighties and into the nineties, work stress have
continued to rise dramatically in organizations
across North America. The eighties saw employees
stressing out from working in a rapidly growing
economy. During the nineties, beginning from the
recession of 1992 till present day, employees are
stressed by their own job insecurities in the face
of massive downsi...
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Asthma Is A Disease Shortness Of Breath People
507 words
Asthma is a disease in the lungs, resulting in a
shortness of breath. It involves feelings of
breathlessness, and wheezing. Wheezing is a
whistling sound from the chest when breathing in
or out. People also may feel suffocation and
shortness of breath, when experiencing an asthma
attack. Asthma sufferers usually breathe normally,
and attacks are unwarranted and usually by
surprise. It is estimated that 1 out of 20 people
have asthma, but 1 out of 10 children have it.
Asthma is a disease where no...
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Capital Punishment Bad Policy
1,252 words
... There is no clear empirical support that says
there is a lot of racial discrimination in the
sentencing of those arrested and convicted for
murder. Van den Haag does point out the unequal
distribution of the death penalty when it comes to
the race of the victim, however he says that this
favors Blacks because those accused of a Black
murder (which are usually Black) are more likely
not to be put to death than are person who kills a
white. These arguments seem to be very solid and
to me are m...
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Mass Production Production Line
387 words
One of the main factors of USA Economic Boom in
the 1920 s was mass production in the car
industry. It consisted on a a production line in
which workers had to do a certain thing to the
product, and then it was taken from that worker to
another one so that everybody did their part, and
at the end of the line the product was finished.
Although it is not as perfect as shown by history,
depending on the narrator the history would
change. If a manager had explained the production
line, it would have...
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Play A Role Erectile Dysfunction
1,176 words
Will we ever be able to produce something capable
of making us reach the optimum of one of
humankind's most basic needs? Will there always be
a side effect? Since the beginnings of
civilization, people have been obsessed about
their sexuality. Men and women have always tried
to achieve a maximum amount of pleasure in any
possible way. For human beings this is obtained
through the orgasm. Humans usually attain this is
goal through sexual intercourse or masturbation.
However, sometimes the psychol...
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Genetically Engineered Recombinant Dna
775 words
Virtually every crop we eat have undergone
hundreds of years of genetic modification by
farmers and scientist in search of desirable
traits. Selective breeding and hybrid strains have
contributed immeasurably to farm productivity
during this time. Over the past 30 years however,
genetic engineering has been revolutionized. While
before, a farmer wanting to develop a frost
resistant tomato would be able to breed towards
one only if the necessary genes were available
somewhere in tomatoes or a nea...
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Tax System Anti Competitive
2,067 words
Comparison of Australian taxation system Abstract
A fundamental shift is occurring in the thinking
of revenue authorities across the leading
developed countries. The fear of lost revenue from
international tax avoidance is giving way to the
fear of lost revenue from non-competitive
international tax systems. It is almost unheard of
for the Deputy Secretary of the U. S. Department
of the Treasury to state, as he did recently, that
the sad truth of U. S. international tax rules is
that they no lon...
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Oriented Policing Community Policing
2,254 words
Policing Models There is a remarkable historical,
geographical, and organizational diversity in the
activities of persons who are, or have been,
counted as police. Within any one country the work
of police today is very different from what it was
200 years ago. There are also major differences
between countries policing New York City is bound
to have little in common with policing the Solomon
Islands. The diversity is so great that the
onlooker may wonder if the different kinds of
activity and o...
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Clean Air Act Environmental Protection Agency
1,282 words
1990, the federal Clean Air Act was passed to
improve air quality in the United States.
President Bush's proposed amendments to the Clean
Air Act initially would have led to the
introduction of alternative, non-petroleum fuels.
The petroleum and oxygenate industries responded
by offering a reformulated gasoline program as a
substitute for most of the alternate fuel
proposals. As a result, the amendments to the
federal Clean Air Act adopted in 1990 required
steps to achieve lower vehicle emission...
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Community Based Policing Oriented Policing
1,607 words
From: To: Subject: Submit a paper Date: Tuesday,
November 04, 1997 2: 34 PMTitle: Community based
Policing Category: other Description: Body of
paper: Does community-based policing reach
societies desired outcome and expectations? This
is one of many questions we may have about the
fairly new and controversial subject of community
policing. To best answer some of these questions
we must define community-based policing. As stated
by Zhao (1997) community policing is both a
philosophy (a way of th...
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Ozone Layer Ultraviolet Radiation
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Environmental Concerns: The Depletion Of The
OzoneEnviormental Concerns: The Depletion Of The
Ozone Layer Environmental Concerns: The Ozone
Layer By David Wood Everyday millions of people
are exposed to an invisible danger. An unseen
danger that can cause horrible and drastic
effects. Something so horrible that without
prevention could lead to a horrible future. This
danger is the depleting of the Ozone Layer. As it
gets thinner and thinner more and more harmful UV
rays will pass into our atmosp...
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H 2 O Carbon Dioxide
854 words
Colours Chloroplasts contain several different
pigments the majority of which are chlorophyll a
and chlorophyll b. Both of these types of
chlorophyll absorb similar wavelengths of light,
but chlorophyll a absorbs a slightly higher
wavelength than chlorophyll b. Neither chlorophyll
absorbs much light in the green region of the
spectrum thus making it appear green. This can be
plotted onto a graph (fig 1. 1). This graph is
called the Absorption Spectrum. The Absorption
Spectrum is very similar in ...
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Peptide Bonds Test Tube
606 words
This lab used many test to determine which
functional groups were present in certain
substance. The Benedicts test was used to identify
reducing sugars (glucose and fructose) based on
their ability to reduce the Caprice ions to
cuprous oxide at high pH. The Cuprous oxide is
reddish orange in color when shown to be at high
levels by the test, and greenish when at low
levels. In both the onion juice and glucose
solution the reducing sugar levels were very high,
because the test came back dark oran...
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Listening To Music Symptoms Of Stress
1,306 words
Music and Stress During the first week of my self
change project I monitored my stress levels and
the way music effected the mental and physical
aspects of stress. From monitoring this properly,
I found that listening to music pleasing to me at
the specifically different times I experienced
stress did help reduce my internal feelings and
physical changes. In carefully studying the
various types of stress experienced I concluded
that certain types of music more effectively
reduced my stress and a...
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Gross Domestic Product Balanced Budget
1,937 words
Thomas Balanced Budget Balanced Budget Thomas
Jefferson stated, I place economy among the first
and most important virtues, and public debt as the
greatest of dangers. To preserve our independence,
we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual
debt (Ginsburgh 1). This quote illustrates the
importance of maintaining a balanced budget;
therefore, it is necessary to stand firmly
resolved that the government should balance its
budget. Three main arguments uphold this premise.
They are as follows...
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Global Climate Change United States And Japan
1,227 words
Tuesday January 9 th, 2001 Canada s Struggle With
Climate Change Canada is one of the best places to
live in the world because it has so much to offer.
There are ten provinces and three territories, and
it is the second largest country in the world with
over thirty million people and growing. # There
are two official languages, English and French;
however, it is so culturally diverse that a
variety of ethic groups can coincide together, as
they strive for a better life. Canada has one of
the hig...
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Social Learning Theory Violence In Sports
1,630 words
The Sports Violence Sports violence The Growing
Problem of Violence in Sports Bench clearing
brawls in baseball, bloody hockey fights, soccer
mobs, post-game sports riots, and increasing
injuries are all images of today s sports that are
familiar to us. In recent years players and fans
alike have shown increased aggression when it
comes to sporting events. One of the most
disturbing trends in sports is the increasing
frequency and severity of violence. Injuries and
deaths among participants are ...
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