Why Eurasian Nations Achieved Complexity
.... According to Diamond (184) "latitude-features of climate" helped
spread food technology, animal domestication, and disease resistance in Eurasia in ways that ....
(688

3

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Food Poisoning
.... even as
food storage technology improves and in general care is taken in
food preparation, infected
food handlers will continue to
spread disease - and new ....
(762

3

)
Genetically Modified Food
.... There is also the danger that once a
food with detrimental effects is released there may be no way to stop its
spread into the gene pool. ....
(2000

8

)
Food and American Culture
.... In fact, pizza may be the best example of what makes American
food distinctive. The basic recipe is simple: a doughy crust on which is
spread a tomato-based ....
(758

3

)
Food and American Culture
.... In fact, pizza may be the best example of what makes American
food distinctive. The basic recipe is simple: a doughy crust on which is
spread a tomato-based ....
(767

3

)
Food History of Scandinavia
.... reactor in Chernobyl in 1986 released a cloud of radioactive particles that
spread from Northern Europe to Asia. Inevitably, elements of the
food chain were ....
(2024

8

)
Fast Food Industry & Mad Cow Disease
.... cows have been located that have the disease--which can
spread to humans in .... Nonetheless, fast
food companies quickly responded to the announcement that the cow ....
(765

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)
Biotechnology and Food
.... the world's forests; or an "ice-minus" bacterium that would
spread and multiply .... gene could potentially activate those dormant genes rendering the
food poisonous ....
(3058

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)
From Hunter-Gatherers to Agricultural Communities
.... The types of tools required for intensive
food production were readily .... factor in making cereal domestication possible, however: "The
spread of agriculture ....
(1634

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)
The Fates of Human Societies
.... This difference has a significant impact on the evolution,
spread, and domestication of plants and animals. .... This led to a surplus of
food production. ....
(2538

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)
Cholera Vibrio
.... was present in South America and
spread to other countries and a few cases were found in the US among those who traveled to South America or ate
food that was ....
(1487

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)
Human Development
.... This same
food surplus supported the growth of dense population centers which could .... states and wars of conquest as well as facilitate the
spread of epidemics ....
(1320

5

)
The Human Digestive System
.... to all sorts of interpretation" (171), from careful attention to prevent
spread of disease .... aids the teeth in beginning to break down the
food into manageable ....
(804

3

)
Salmonellae Chracteristics
.... of these resistant strains, which then get
spread to humans through eating meat. Salmonellae are transmitted by ingestion of the organism in
food derived from ....
(1642

7

)
The Development of Microbiology This
.... S. Aureus lives in the nose and can be
spread to
food by a sneeze. The most common method of
spread is from abscesses or boils on the skin. ....
(6790

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Expansion of the Genus Homo
.... The Neolithic period was characterized by a more secure lifestyle made possible by the
spread of agriculture. Increased
food supplies gave children a better ....
(3068

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)
Leadership Experience
.... Word quickly
spread about the free
food, although there were some people who could not believe that we were simply a bunch of "kids" doing this and there were ....
(1656

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)
ORIGINS OF THE RESTAURANT IN FRANCE
.... social upheavals that led to the wider availability of fine
food paralleled the .... The achingly slow
spread of prosperity downward - the change from exclusion to ....
(1877

8

)
Human Digestive System
.... to all sorts of interpretation" (171), from careful attention to prevent
spread of disease .... aids the teeth in beginning to break down the
food into manageable ....
(1063

4

)
Camus' The Plague & Portrayal of Plagues in Society
.... of crowded and unsanitary conditions that allowed the disease to
spread rapidly.11 Camus .... 13 Flinn, 58 9; John D. Post, "
Food Shortage, Nutrition, and Epidemic ....
(1566

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Invasive Species in the United States
.... It has since
spread and along with the zebra mussel now occupies large .... population, which injects the toxin through a contamination along the
food chain ("Lakeà ....
(2450

10

)
The pizza segment of the fast food industry
.... Domino's drivers, and a perceived lack of quality in Domino's
food also helped .... In seven years it
spread its California brand of wood fired pizzas from Beverly ....
(8145

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MONSANTO AND GENETIC ENGINEERING
.... "In the UK, three fast-
food giants- McDonald's .... it was possible that Monsanto's 'Roundup Ready' plants might cross-pollinate with weeds and
spread their immunity ....
(707

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)
Continental Environments
.... The east-west
spread of Europe facilitated the
spread of ideas, as it did .... Eurasia because crop farming is the only method which supplies surplus
food to feed a ....
(740

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)
The Zebra Mussel
.... to catch goby, this means these toxins are spreading up the
food chain to .... to eliminate it, and government efforts are aimed at limiting its
spread (Raloff, 1999 ....
(3770

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Impact on Marine Environment of Oil Spills
.... environment and can directly affect resources that are used by humans for
food. .... these properties directly affect the manner in which oil will
spread through an ....
(1747

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)
McDonald's European Position
.... cards; this project is in the initiation phase and has yet to
spread to the .... of Coke or Marlboro, that recognition is also associated with cheap
food that is ....
(726

3

)
Cryptosporidiosis Cause Cryptosporidiosis is c
.... This leads to a rapid
spread of the organisms in the intestine of the .... through the fecal-oral route, by inanimate objects, by eating contaminated
food which has ....
(1288

5

)
The Tort of Negligence
.... plaintiff is necessary. This rule as discussed in Gump,
spread to big-box retailers from the self-service
food market. In Tom, we ....
(747

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)
Four Dimensions of Marketing
.... They will not travel any great distance for fast
food on a regular basis, and they .... The company that does not have an outlet in an area or
spread across a city ....
(1334

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