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Napoleon ended Sunday meetings because he thought that they were unnecessary and wastage of time.
Explanation:
In Chapter 5, of the novel "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, Napoleon delivered the speech stating that there will be no more Sunday meetings. The reason that he gave was that Sunday meetings were "unnecessary and wasted time".
But Napoleon ended this Sunday meetings because he thought that it will be a threat to his power. He formed a committee of pigs who will take further decisions but in private.
<em>"The animals would still assemble on Sunday mornings to salute the flag, sing Beasts of England , and receive their orders for the week; </em><u><em>but there would be no more debates</em></u><em>." (Quoted Text from "Animal Farm")</em>
His statement that there will be no more debates signifies that he was afraid of being overthrown if Sunday meetings would be held and debates occur.
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In Sudan's western Darfur region, a massive campaign of ethnic violence has claimed the lives of more than 70,000 civilians and uprooted an estimated 1.8 million more since February 2003. The roots of the violence are complex and parts of the picture remain unclear. But several key facts are now well known. The primary perpetrators of the killings and expulsions are government-backed "Arab" militias. The main civilian victims are black "Africans" from three tribes. And the crisis is currently the worst humanitarian disaster on the planet.
The bloodshed in Darfur has by now received a great deal of attention. Much of the public debate in the United States and elsewhere, however, has focused not on how to stop the crisis, but on whether or not it should be called a "genocide" under the terms of the Genocide Convention.
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Thaddeus Sholto is an eccentric, complex, fearful, and rather unpleasant person whose actions set the story in motion. Initially, he is guilty of conspiring to keep a fortune away from its rightful heir, Miss Morstan—a young woman who must struggle to make a living. Yet his conscience bothers him enough to secretly and anonymously send her a kind of guilt-payment each year—a package containing a valuable pearl. He finally sends a mysterious summons to Miss Morstan, which prompts her to seek Sherlock Holmes's advice.
Explanation:
Answer: the branch of biology and medicine concerned with the study of embryos and their development.