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In modern-day warfare, a biological weapon is defined by the use of biological toxins or infectious agents such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi with intent to kill or incapacitate humans, as an act of war. Entomological (insect) warfare is also considered a type of biological weapon. This type of warfare is distinctly different from nuclear […]
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Costa Rica is a country located in Central America. It borders the Caribbean Sea and North Pacific Ocean. Costa Rica is a relatively safe country to visit with little to no political unrest. Why is this the best time to visit? It’s Green Season which runs from May through November. Therefore you can expect rain,
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With recent Ebola cases discovered in Texas and New York City, there is a lot of concern by all Americans about the virus. Unfortunately, it is more likely than not that there will be more diagnosed cases in the United States. With that in mind, The Harlem Times would like to inform you about the
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“GOD IS DEAD—NIETZCHE” was a famous graffiti exchange, under which was written “GOD IS NOT DEAD; HE IS JUST AN UNDER-ACHIEVER.” The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference is another prominent under-achiever. The four-day social networking gathering of America’s richest, best-connected black business executives and politicians held in Washington each September helps (or at
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In the history of human civilization new scientific knowledge has run parallel to advancements in military research and technology. While immeasurable losses and human suffering can directly be connected to the use of military technology, history tells us a paradox — the research behind tools of warfare has also improved our scientific knowledge, quality of
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Accra Beach, Christ Church Spring flirtatiously dances away as Fall, beautifully displayed in burnt orange, maroon and golden attire, now waltzes into the ballroom of mother earth. Lovely to behold, we know her visit is for a short spell. Soon, many of us will be preparing to bunker down for the arrival of the wise
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Given the inherent magnitude of protecting the leader of the free world, it’s fair to assume that the ”layers of checks and balances” are impenetrable, ensuring the utmost efficacy of the Secret Service in protecting the White House, and the president in particular. If the grounds of that assumption were shaken by the recent evasion
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Anthony Whitaker first saw what remained of the fallen Twin Towers of the World Trade Center at night. It looked like a monolithic piece of art to him. Breathtaking at 207-feet high, the shell of the building’s facade was taller than the statue of liberty (which is 151-feet tall). Whitaker worked for Con Edison at
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So far, boxing has not been as eventful this year as it was in 2013. However, there are several big fights remaining in 2014 that could make this a banner year in boxing. Here’s a look at the big fights remaining in 2014: October 18th Gennady Golovkin (30-0, 27 KOs) vs Marco Antonio Rubio (59-6-1,
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The Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership is located at the City College of New York (CCNY) in Harlem. Academically, the Powell School is comprised of various social science disciplines, including Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Sociology, and Psychology. However, what truly distinguishes the Powell School is its sustained commitment to support civic engagement
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