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Jonathan 5 month s ago
#1 Good! The insane breeding of crippling deformities should be stored as animal abuse!
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Chan 5 month s ago
Jonathan,
Took the words right off my keyboard!
Took the words right off my keyboard!
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Virdie 5 month s ago
Jonathan,
Those who give the awards are grading on some weird criteria, which do NOT encourage safe or healthy breeding. If they updated the real breed expectations, then people would stop the insanity of eye-popping, brain severing, hip dysplasia, and inbreeding. Perhaps if dog had to be at least 5-10 and in perfect health before being entered.
Those who give the awards are grading on some weird criteria, which do NOT encourage safe or healthy breeding. If they updated the real breed expectations, then people would stop the insanity of eye-popping, brain severing, hip dysplasia, and inbreeding. Perhaps if dog had to be at least 5-10 and in perfect health before being entered.
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Jonathan 5 month s ago
#33 What kind of eagle? A Serpent eagle or a Philippine eagle? Male or female? This item isn't a fact just terribly incomplete.
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Gilbert 5 month s ago
Jonathan, A Harpy Eagle, maybe? They're pretty big!
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Theodosia 5 month s ago
#42 Few seconds earlier : "Honey, I think you need a diet..."
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Kathleen 5 month s ago
#18 I'm sure if a US maker like GM invented it, they'd make every other maker pay for it. 
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Cedric 5 month s ago
Kathleen, on the other hand you have the Pollo vaccine the Inventor didnt Patent it st all and forbade everyone to patent it.
That saved millions without costs.
Even following vaccine derived with the same technic couldnt be patented
That saved millions without costs.
Even following vaccine derived with the same technic couldnt be patented
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Wilber 5 month s ago
Cedric,
On 23 January 1923, Banting, Collip and Best were awarded U.S. patents on insulin and the method used to make it. They all sold these patents to the University of Toronto for $1 each. Banting famously said, “Insulin does not belong to me, it belongs to the world.” He wanted everyone who needed it to have access to it.
and immediately the US pharma industry had $ sign in their eyes.
On 23 January 1923, Banting, Collip and Best were awarded U.S. patents on insulin and the method used to make it. They all sold these patents to the University of Toronto for $1 each. Banting famously said, “Insulin does not belong to me, it belongs to the world.” He wanted everyone who needed it to have access to it.
and immediately the US pharma industry had $ sign in their eyes.
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Pate 5 month s ago
Kathleen,Chevy invented the rear camera, and gave it other manufacturers,
because of safety.
because of safety.
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Benedict 5 month s ago
#47 Washing hands?? I've not heard of this?!? ((KIDDING))
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Kenj 5 month s ago
#31 And the relatives of the patient will say "We thank God for this miracle". 
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Harriet 5 month s ago
#11 
If that was the worst, I'd be super happy to switch!!!
#44 The green one is a surprise
If that was the worst, I'd be super happy to switch!!!#44 The green one is a surprise
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Matty 5 month s ago
#6 publishers should be printing all books like this. Books are finished faster, and books are bought more frequently.
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Virdie 5 month s ago
#10 Designed algorithmic Intelligence art. I couldn't help but notice the weirdness of the image before I squinted.
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Wilber 5 month s ago
#11 not even close.
Took the words right off my keyboard!
Those who give the awards are grading on some weird criteria, which do NOT encourage safe or healthy breeding. If they updated the real breed expectations, then people would stop the insanity of eye-popping, brain severing, hip dysplasia, and inbreeding. Perhaps if dog had to be at least 5-10 and in perfect health before being entered.
That saved millions without costs.
Even following vaccine derived with the same technic couldnt be patented
On 23 January 1923, Banting, Collip and Best were awarded U.S. patents on insulin and the method used to make it. They all sold these patents to the University of Toronto for $1 each. Banting famously said, “Insulin does not belong to me, it belongs to the world.” He wanted everyone who needed it to have access to it.
and immediately the US pharma industry had $ sign in their eyes.
because of safety.
#44 The green one is a surprise