For example, early signs of Tilikum's behavior occurred at a park called "Sealand" where his aggression began due to tight confinement and punishment enforced training; after his first incident of drowning a trainer the park closed down and Seaworld then purchased Tilikum (Blackfish). ... Seaworld advertises false knowledge of their whales in order to protect their multi billion dollar company, stating false information to their visitors to disguise the truth behind a happy orca in the wild compared to the captured whales in Seaworld's pools. It is a known fact that Orca...

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When translated to modern English, the tale discusses how Sir Thopas rode through ten forests at least, filled with many wild beasts, including deer and rabbits. ... When reading this tale it is very hard for one to consider a rabbit a wild beast that constitutes the claim that Sir Thopas' hardships were severe. ...

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A common technique used is called the Bt technique. ... Using the principles of the genetic code it is possible to construct a complementary DNA sequence called and oligonucleotide using an automated DNA synthesizers. ... It is possible, however, that the gene may enter a wild strain of cotton may and this would increase the survival chances of the cotton in the wild. ...

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This misinterpretation of the Native American government led to the belief that the Native Americans ran around wild and lawless without any sense of laws, and led to the expression, "acting like a bunch of wild Indians."" ... Because of these physical differences, and well as the differences in heritages, Europeans began refereeing to all Native Americans as one people and called them names such as "red-skin- or "red race."" ... This process was called assimilation. ...

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The last captive California grizzly bear died in a California state zoo in 1911 and the last known documented wild California grizzly bear was hunted and killed in 1922 (Silva 67). ... "During the Spanish colonial period, vaqueros tested their courage in California by roping a wild grizzly for sport. ... In order to capture a live California grizzly bear, he left his family in Massachusetts and went wild in California during the Gold Rush. ... " said Noah Greenwald, the Center's endangered species director ("Legal Petition Calls"). ...

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Caligula's "disfigured many men of high rank, sent them to the mines, to work in repairing the highways or to fight with wild beasts" (Suetonius 267) To a "Roman knight, who had been exposed to the wild beasts, crying out that he was innocent, he called him back, and having had his tongue cut out, remanded him to the arena." ... (Suetonius 271) Caligula's mental illness is evident in everything he does, "From time to time he had half-starved wild beasts brought into the arena to be fought not by gladiators but by the decrepit old graybeards." ...

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The Neanderthal were the first humans to live in Ice Age conditions, surviving by hunting the largest and most formidable Pleistocene mammals--the mammoth, wooly rhinoceros, and wild cattle. ... These artists' reconstructions depict the rugged hunting life of the ice-age Europeans of our species [often called Cro-Magnon after an early discovery site in France]. ...

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Fauve, meaning "wild beasts" in French, was a movement driven by "a desire to develop an art that had the directness of Impressionism but also had the intense color juxtapositions and their emotional capabilities (964).... In this period, artists from the Midwest called Regionalists "turned their attention to rural life as America's cultural backbone (1025).... The intensity of the color usage in Derain's work conveys a positive and cheery mood corresponding with Fauvism's "wild colors" while in Benton's work, the colors reflect a melancholy an...

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What separates these two scenes is rather than Harry being called into Shelby's office, he peaks in on his own accord while his parents are discussing his father's plan to runaway; Shelby calling Harry, "Jim Crow" (a character in minstrel shows during this time) and also Shelby's quickness to give up Uncle Tom and Harry without much debate. ... However through Topsy we see, this disheveled, wild character, through a white actress in blackface. ... The answer is simple yet complicated; white actors play major characters (except for Uncle Tom) but Topsy in particular i...

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They carved the so-called Venus figures, ritual statuettes of bone, and made outline drawings on cave walls. ... The wild horse was their chief quarry. ... This is a clear indication that human populations developed new and ingenious ways to catch and kill animals, while the same time they devoted more energy to fishing and the collection of wild plant foods. ...

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This does not even include the impact that the constant exposure to humans has on the so-called wild animals. ... The call for change in the tourism industry is not just a call for change among large corporations in the industry. Instead, the call for change is also to tourist themselves. ...

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Instead, Russell did not stop the car, and he sped away from the police in a wild manner reaching speeds of more than 100 miles per hour (Daly, 2014). ... The radio call that was placed was that for "shots fired", and this happened even before it was confirmed beyond doubt that gun shots had indeed been fired. This misleading radio call is the one that triggered the rush that was clearly fueled by adrenaline leading to other Cleveland police officers to join the car chase. ... The misleading radio call from the Cleveland police headquarters that wrongly prompted the unnecessary chase...

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The countries in debt crises mainly used these credits, with the condition that they would carry out packet programs, which is called as stability or with more popular terms; structural adjustment. ... (AydÝn: 2001: p.22) A third strategy can be called as engaging in alternative activities to improve the household inputs. ...

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The theme of colonialism is present before anyone of the so called 'dark races' appears: right from Jane's childhood at Gateshead. In the opening scene she sits in her window seat 'cross-legged, like a Turk' and, whilst clashing with John Reed, calls him 'a slave-driver' and describes herself as 'like any other rebel slave', syntax which Susan Meyer suggests 'disguises the trope as a simile' but does, in fact, 'designate Jane a slave and then describes her as behaving like others in the same position'. ... Thirdly, they are...

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In the first five year plan the peasants joined together to make collectives, in the GLF Mao wanted to do the same but on a bigger scale and made communes and they called this process collectivisation. ... The whole Chinese population was called on to end the menace of sparrows and other wild birds which ate crop seeds. ...

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The Act also provides protection, in what it calls the "national interest" (Public Law 96-487 Title I-d), for the scenic, natural, cultural and environmental values of the public lands of Alaska, the Refuge falling under the broad term of public lands. ... The Refuge also has more than twenty rivers flowing within its borders, with three (the Sheenjek, Ivishak and Wind Rivers) rivers designated as National Wild Rivers. ... The Alaska National Interest Lands Act of 1980 reneged on the original pattern of northern Alaska, and called for studies of wildlife and petroleum resources in the Arctic ...

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With reference to a nightmare on elm street and scream discuss Wes craven's use of generic conventions Wes craven has made many successful horror films although his most famous ones are a Nightmare On Elm Street, which he made a sequel to called Wes Cravens the New Nightmare which is much better than the other sequels but not as good as the original In 1996 he finished scream, which is also a very successful film and like a Nightmare On Elm Street it spurred on sequels although craven directed all the Scream Trilogy he only directed two of the seven, nightmare on elm streets. ... S...

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Tasmania, which lies outside of the protagonist Ellen's comfortable setting, is described from Ellen's point of view as being "by turns cultivated and wild" and violent. She describes the landscape as having a cultural feature, "An occasional stone cottage or hut built of wattle-and-daub", which is dominated by a wild feature, "the tiered forests towering above them". ... Similarly, she ridicules Ellen's former lifestyle, as she refers to Ellen's "hand" as being "not what one would call cultivated." ...

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And Phillips  describes "graffiti art" as "work ranging from simple monochrome lags" (the artist's 'name tag' often represented in an exaggerated cursive style) to elaborate multicolored works called 'pieces' (derived from the word 'masterpiece) which are considered in some circles to be of museum quality." ... "These wild-boy tribes have decorated virtually everything along the route or bus bench, an on-ramp sign, billboards, murals, trees, utility boxes, mayoral candidates' signs, the vast concrete canvas of the Los Angeles River and the smallest curb" ...

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If cost-benefit analysis and utilitarian calculus is so pervasive that it is even drawn from our psychological biology, and can be found in the very confines of the wild, this of course then shirks the argument that aggression in the form of "torture" can be considered "inhumane.... Another factor to take into account when considering the acceptability of torture practices is the so-called "ticking time-bomb scenario....

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One of his major innovations was a new metrical form, called "sprung rhythm." ... Another line from the same poem conjures an image very similar " Are sisterly sealed in wild waters- to be blunt, the fate of the nuns on board the ship is sealed! ...

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There were several principles of brainstorming: stay focused on the topic; encourage wild ideas; defer judgment to avoid interrupting the flow of ideas; build on the ideas of others; hold only one conversation at a time; go for quantity; and be visual. ... The project was called "Razor". ...

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If cost-benefit analysis and utilitarian calculus is so pervasive that it is even drawn from our psychological biology, and can be found in the very confines of the wild, this of course then shirks the argument that aggression in the form of "torture" can be considered "inhumane.... Another factor to take into account when considering the acceptability of torture practices is the so-called "ticking time-bomb scenario....

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Fear of communism, nuclear war, the future, and of all things considered unknown, unusual or untraditional ran wild throughout the United States as the Eisenhower administration worked tirelessly to address the hysterical concerns of his constituents, doing so masterfully. ... Fearful of losing world dominance in technology, with the space race specifically in mind, Eisenhower called on congress to focus specifically on the importance of science and engineering. ...

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James McWilliams a journalist for Forbes.com implies in an article he wrote called "On My Mind: The Locavore Myth" that buying local threatens small farms elsewhere in the world (1). ... Another problem is the wild spread of diseases through food that occur from time to time. ...

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