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1. THE ADVANTAGES OF CREATINE FOR ENHANCING ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
   OUTLINE I. General information of Creatine A. The Discovery of Creatine 1. French scientist named Chevreul 1832 2. Creatine the Greek word for flesh B ...
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2. Cloning into the Future
   ... Introduction The idea of cloning came about in the early 1900amp39s. A German scientist named Hans Spemann first thought of the cloning methods around 1938. ...
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3. Creatine, The Right Choice
   ... A French scientist named Chevreul, identified a naturally occurring organic compound in meat, and it was later found to be manufactured by the liver, kidneys ...
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4. Political Power
   ... However, a political scientist named Dahl did not agree. Dahl argued that the flaw with Hunteramp39s research was that it was based on reputation only. ...
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5. Path of Least Resistance Implicit Power
   ... However, a political scientist named Dahl did not agree. Dahl argued that the flaw with Hunteramp39s research was that it was based on reputation only. ...
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6. Waggle Dance
   ... Esch, along with another scientist named Burns also discovered from the tunnel experiments, that the flicker motion in judging distances also effects whether ...
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7. Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis
   ... He travels there with Leora and another scientist named Gustaf Sondelius, and meets with his former classmate, Reverend Ira Hinkley, who is now a missionary ...
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8. periodic table, history of the
   ... These are called the triad series. Then in 1863 in England a scientist named John Newlands set up a table of seven rows by seven columns. ...
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9. physics
   ... had hit upon the truth but had no support to whether his theory of the sun centered universe was correct, until a scientist named Nicolaus Koppernigk or better ...
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10. beginning of astronomy
    ... had hit upon the truth but had no support to whether his theory of the sun centered universe was correct, until a scientist named Nicolaus Koppernigk or better ...
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11. Accupuncture
    ... Another Scientist named Leopold Dorfer 1998 says, ampquotthese findings raise the possibility that the practice of therapeutic intended acupuncture originated long ...
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12. computer history
    ... computer. The 1930amp39s saw the first of the electronic computers. In 1935, a scientist named Konrad Zuse developed the Z1 computer. Soon ...
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13. abomb
    ... A Hungarian scientist named Leo Szilard campaigned against the use of the atomic bomb and circulated petitions among his fellow scientists. ...
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14. NoneProvided
    ... A Hungarian scientist named Leo Szilard campaigned against the use of the atomic bomb and circulated petitions among his fellow scientists. ...
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15. The Atomic Theory
    ... Radioactivity was discovered by a French scientist named Becquerel. Rutherford was also the first one to disdcover the true structure of an atom. ...
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16. Compare two science fiction films which use different themes
    ... It featured an evil scientist named Rotwag who lived in a very sociallycontrolled society. He created a beautiful female robot named Maria. ...
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17. Hereditary determination of sex
    ... cartilage, and musculature. 1953 scientist named Jost removed fetal rabbit gonads before they had differentiated. The rabbits that ...
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18. Bernoulli
    ... physics. The principle itslef was named after the Swiss scientist named Daniel Bernoulli during the eighteenth century. Bernoulli ...
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19. NoneProvided
    ... It was not until an Italian scientist named Galileo Galilei published a book and redisplayed the ide a of a heliocentric universe. ...
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20. The Scientific Revolution
    ... It was not until an Italian scientist named Galileo Galilei published a book and redisplayed the idea of a heliocentric universe. ...
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21. Cloning
    In late February 1997 a British scientist named Ian Wilmut and his research team had cloned a lamb named Dolly from an adult sheep. ...
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22. Television
    ... In 1878, in England, a scientist named William Crookes designed a glass tube that glowed when an electric current was passed through it. ...
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23. Journey to the Center of the Earth
    Summary of Plot: A Journey to the Center of the Earth by Jewels Verne is about and eccentric old scientist named Professor Hardwigg that finds directions to ...
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24. Platinum the Element
    ... An Italian scientist named Julius Scaliger discovered platinum in 1557, but fairly large quantities were not discovered until around 1750, when the Spaniards ...
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25. Brave New World1
    ... The book is centered around four main Characters The Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning, a scientist named Lenina , another scientist Bernard and the ...
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26. Jaques Cousteau
    ... in for too long. Towards the middle of World War Two, Jacques Cousteau met a scientist named Emile Gagnan. The duo worked to design ...
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27. Beauty
    ... For example, Hawthorneamp39s piece amp39amp39The Birthmarkamp39amp39 talks about a scientist named Aylmer, who married a beautiful young woman named Georgiana. ...
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28. Nature vs Nurture
    ... gene has survived. On the other hand, a scientist named Kitcher stated that Wilsonamp39s theory was too far fetched. Cole stated that ...
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29. Animal Research
    ... A well known scientist named Neal D. Barnard said,ampquot The use of animals for research and testing is only one of many investigative techniques available. ...
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30. Alienation and Moral Dilemma
    ... A scientist named Aylmer believes that the crimson birthmark on his wife Georgianaamp39s cheek is symbolic of an evil his wife possesses. ...
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