<span>In Master Slide view, create a “new-vehicle” master slide with a different type of title than the ones used throughout the rest of the presentation, and apply this master slide to all the slides where vehicles first appear.
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H1N1 is a subtype of the influenza virus, which causes the illness commonly known as the flu.
The method of contagion is the same for all flu: the virus enters the human system through the respiratory tract, mainly affecting the respiratory system (lungs, but it can also affect the throat), generating infections in these organs, which can cause a series of symptoms such as cough, excessive mucus, fever and physical discomfort.
These symptoms are attacked through different antiviral drugs, since there are no really effective antibiotics against this common disease. This, added to the existence of vaccines, means that the severity of the disease is not so important. Therefore, the antivirals in question are limiting these symptoms until the human body's own defense system defeats the virus.
Basically all kinds of scientific investigations involve observations in the beginning- based on the observations one makes the hypothesis, which then one tests with the help of experiments.
A vernacular language is a spoken language of a given place, which is not used for official purposes.
In the medieval Europe, the official language - the one found in the books and used at the University- was Latin, so this was the language that was not vernacular.
