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  • Passive smoking causes 53,000 annual deaths
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      currency: how recent is this infomation?
V Dang

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c Valinski

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L. Saxe

EBSCOhost: How TOBACCO Ads Target Teens - 0 views

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    how tobacco advertisements influence teens
M Mizusawa

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  • Susan and Julia Grace -- owners of Moonstruck
  • Julia. "People are choosing to make ethical choices in the food they eat. For dairy or beef, it's really important that they know the animals get a natural life."
  • Moonstruck Organic Cheese
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  • The organic industry -- it's naive to call it a movement anymore -- aims to capture 10 per cent of the retail food market by 2010.
  • The barn has no door; cows come and go
  • keep the stress down as low as we can
  • coats are brushed to a golden glow
  • munch organic grains and green, salty kelp, which lends the milk a subtle, sea-like tang
  • Rich, ripe and raunchy; pure sin on a cracker
  • dedicated to their herd's comfort
I Cotrupi

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c Valinski

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  • "Many have made the case that we must reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels. By doing so, the accompanying benefits would include reductions in the emission of greenhouse gases and other pollutants, and possibly new checks on urban sprawl." Among the ways to address these concerns, he says, is to raise the Federal gasoline tax, increase government spending for renewable energy research and development, sign and support the Kyoto Protocol, and create meaningful urban and suburban growth management policies.
E Lent

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  • In the spring of 1999, Bono pitched Clinton the idea of America joining the worldwide Jubilee 2000 celebration with an act of unprecedented generosity: relieving hundreds of millions of dollars in debt owed by poverty-stricken Third World countries.
e clarkson

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L. Saxe

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v burnell

Heath Ledger's Death Was Accidental Overdose - 0 views

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    The late actor had six prescription drugs in his system
M Langley

The Science Behind Anastasia - 0 views

  • Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheveks overthrew the Romanovs, imprisoning Anastasia and her family in Siberia until 1918 when they were murdered by Bolshevik soldiers. The bodies were buried in a secret location.
  • In the 1920’s a previously unknown woman in a mental hospital in Germany began claiming that she was Anastasia Romanov. She continued to make these claims up until her death in 1984, and arguably not without reason. There had been rumors that some of the members of the Tsar’s family had escaped the soldiers and as the woman had the same eye color, hair color, height, and body markings as the Romanov princess (including a deformed foot), most of the Russian public was not hesitant to accept the woman known as Anastasia Anderson to be the real Anastasia Romanov.
  • Then in 1991, the remains of the Romanov family were found and exhumed in Siberia. Portions of skeletons were found and the remains were identified as the Tsarina three of her female children using mitochondrial DNA. Mitochondrial DNA is inherited solely from one’s mother. Once DNA was extracted from the skeletons, it was compared to that of the most recent maternal relative, Prince Philip of England; and as all four DNA samples matched that of the prince, it was confirmed that the nine skeletons that had been found included those of the Tsarina and three of her female children. Similar methods were used to confirm the identities of the other skeletons including that of Tsar Nicholas using mitochondrial DNA from James, Duke of Fife. However, it was concluded that the bodies of Princess Anastasia and Prince Alexei had not been found.
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  • Besides the obvious question of whether or not the DNA would have honestly still been in tact some 16 years later, I can not help but wonder why her intestine would have been kept in the first place.
  • One could begin to unravel these scientific “facts” with an analysis of what these facts are based on. Firstly, the DNA test that compared Anderson to the royal family was conducted in 1994 using a piece of intestine allegedly belonging to Anderson that had been cataloged and stored anonymously at a Virginia hospital since 1979. Besides
  • Furthermore, it has been published and confirmed that as the tests were conducted in England, the intestine did travel from the United States to Europe via the mail which makes tampering a possibility.
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