Introducing Examples

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• Napoleon Bonaparte

During WW 1, Dr Alexander Fleming wondered how to treat infections caused by dangerous bacteria, ... E-coli, Streptococus pyogenes, Clostridium difficile, and I in the soldiers wounds

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When we talk about teenagers, we talk about boys and girls between 13 and 19 years old. They are fickle, ... they are easily influenced by the environment, friends, and current trends.

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Children should eat less junk food. ... they should avoid eating burgers and chips.

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Children should avoid eating junk food ... burgers and chips.

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Do you have any hobbies ... collecting stamps or baseball cards?

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Food ... pizza and hamburgers are not really junk food; they contain a lot of protein and vitamins.

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In a code, several words of the original text, even, the entire message may be replaced by prearranged words or by a symbol ... "The eagle has landed" to relay a message "The secret agent has arrived."

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There have been many leaders in history who have tried to rule the entire world ... Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great.

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