And for the past three decades, animal testing has become an intense public controversy. ... Since then, animal testing has been used regularly. It is estimated that tens of millions of animals are tested annually. ... Those who feel that animal testing is ethical argue that they are not testing on animals to merely hurt them but to gain the best understanding possible of the diseases they are studying and the cures for them. ... Animal testing has been used for centuries and today people are staring to defend their opinions on it. ...

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He wrote many papers that are now standard for the testing of intelligent machines. One of those papers is the "Turing Test." The "Turing Test" consisted of a person asking questions to another person and to a machine. ...

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But as the unemployment figures were so high, a new test had to be introduced to evaluate how much money could be allocated to you. This was called the Means test. ... The Means test was set up to basically save the government some money. ... In fact Mowat writes, "the means test was bitterly resented by working people." ...

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To test the Entente between France and Britain, Germany challenged French presence in Morocco. ... When the Entente Cordiale was implemented it was tested by Germany. Kaiser William II tested the Entente Cordiale with a provocative visit to Morocco in 1905. ... The Entente was tested again in 1911 when Germany sent the Panther, a gunship, to protect its interests at Fez which was occupied by French troops against the Algeciras agreement. ...

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They wanted labour to reduce benefits and introduce a scheme called means testing. Means testing meant families incomes would be examined before any benefit would be handed out. ... The first thing they did was to introduce the proposals of the May Committee which meant that Means Testing was introduced and benefits were made available for a period of 26 weeks. ...

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After the First World War, everyone wanted to avoid repeating the mass slaughter of the war which had just ended. They also agreed that a League of Nations, an organisation that could solve international problems without resorting to war, would help achieve this. President Wilson wanted the Leagu...

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Fads never go out of style It is always interesting and fun to see how styles, trends and fads change over the years and sometimes how they even try to make a comeback in our society. Everyone remembers a favorite toy, certain fashion or article of clothing that they grew up with. Fads ca...

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Submarines of World War I The First World War introduced a whole host of new technology to the armies of the world. The machine gun, the tank, and the airplane ruled the battlefields of France and Germany. These new inventions changed the face of warfare forever. As equal, the submarine changed ...

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1) Introduction Stress has been with us since the inception of man and the world. When confronted with a wild animal, the Fight or Flight syndrome would be evident. In modern day Britain we are not likely to be confronted with wild animals, but still have events in our lives which can cause the s...

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