This could happen during times especially hard for the nation, such as after the WWII, and when no other alternatives were really available.
For example, when Eisenhower was asked to be the president, the current president, Truman, was very unpopular. Truman was a Democrat, and the democrats did now believe he could win re-election, and as Eisenhower was very popular at the time they tried to win him over to their side. In the end however, Eisenhower run as a democrat.
Poor ventilation to places that may need it such as apartments resulting in the death or a strong illness of infants and small animals, illness such as bronchitis and pneumonia can become more and more frequent in highly polluted areas. That being said pneumonia can cause excessive coughing (bronchitis does this to) and deathly high fevers. And that's just pollution in the form of smog. Water pollution can cause fishermen and farmers to be unable to harvest or catch food leading to them loosing business, money, and supplies. Just as well The water can pollute the ground people farm with, and people who accidentally swim in or drink the polluted waters by accident can be poisoned by a whole slew of various things. Hope that helped, msg me if you need more accurate info.
The skill to do this is called <span>Discriminating
You discriminate one object from another, which is why it is said that someone can have discriminating taste if they're good at telling similar things apart.</span>
The <span>Cherokees used only one route to get to Indian Territory</span>
Grow sunflowers in cold and at normal temperatures and use the microarray to compare the difference in gene expression of the two plants.
<h3>What is
temperatures ?</h3>
Temperature is a numerical expression of how hot a substance or radiation is.
There are three different types of temperature scales: those that are defined by the average translational kinetic energy per freely moving microscopic particle, like an atom, molecule, or electron, in a body, like the SI scale; those that rely only on macroscopic properties and thermodynamic principles, like Kelvin's original definition; and those that are not defined by theoretical principles but rather by useful empirical properties of particulate matter.
A thermometer is used to determine temperature. It is calibrated using different temperature scales that historically defined themselves using different reference points and thermometric substances. The most used scales are the Celsius scale (formerly known as "degrees Celsius," with the
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