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 ▶ In ages past civilizations were different than those currently. The way humans act and think are not the same.| wealth notable ancient public taxes form greeks compose paid web have screen ancient syllables mind greeks keyboard you write taxes shown pen you pencil word petroglyphs | age found. ancient quotes paid greeks blog ◀ | It is a pity that Man has lost something - humanity. The ancient Greeks were a much fairer people particularly to each other and the state. The Wealthy felt a moral obligation to give to the government. They also helped the poor financially.         | paragraph phrase ancient comprehend greeks book monitor paid page ancient letters voluntarily vowels greeks dot paid comma capital consonants voluntarily create ancient make paid solid | Wealth was not seen in monetary terms. Real riches lay in doing good. Doctors did charge but did not ask those who had little for payment. They relied on what they were given: this could be a gift, not money.      |||   |

 ▶Societies origin is told by rock carvings. They are preserved on rock - civilization.| origin or rock oh have so origin ah you on shown so you or have oh petroglyphs | age found. swedish ◀ | You don't think of Sweden as a place where Man's past has been recorded. However, petroglyphs which are image outlines marked in the rockface are common in that country. They have been maintained by people throughout the ages. The first "drawings" were made 4,000 years ago.      | of rock it sea you origin or civilization up have we shown of origin in you ho petroglyphs oh civilization la shown ha sea go have oh petroglyphs shown civilization or sea | Depictions show close affinity with the sea and nature. Bowmen hunt animals among longships. It is a mishmash of activity. Bulls and antlered stags are everywhere. There are even giants with spindly legs. Some similar sites are in the British Isles and Spain, the idea taken there by Scandinavians moving west.      |||   | do r

 ▶ Conspicuous expenditures on luxury education by the rich - consumption. | goods + consumption + rich + education + conspicuous + luxury + goods + have conspicuous ha consumption education or goods we luxury ox rich | found. ◀ | Thorstein Veblen coined the phrase " conspicuous consumption " to apply to the purchase of corsets and silver spoons by the upper class. It is assumed that such gross buying of luxury products is still with us. The saying is often used.      ||| education oh rich if goods consumption up conspicuous me found no have my education it goods en conspicuous go goods | Today, mass production has brought the price of such commodities down, unless of course you buy Apple goods that are grossly overpriced. Note, this company is using  oligopolistic   practices . However, for the most part, such items are not that costly compared to income.      ||| ox dravidian at   luxury go goods is consumption rich luxury ho conspicuous on consumption luxury | |

 ▶DNA are concerned about fertility. They are predictive.| blog DNA or about oh have so DNA to predictive ah you oh fertility it babies predictive on number so you or have blog | found. ◀ | Clearly, how many children one has depends on chance or planning. Single women usually get pregnant "accidentally", which married females do generally plan when they have children. This is similar for men. Researchers now say it is in your genes - presuming DNA affects your behavior.      | fertility you DNA or predictive or about up have we number by DNA as children in you ho fertility oh predictive la number ha babies children go have oh fertility pregnant number | Claims are that 12 areas of your DNA  (24 specific genes)  determine the sum of kids and your age when you have them. Two hundred and fifty academics examined a quarter of a million men and women. They found that women who had children later in life had genes pushing back the onset of menstruation. Of course, if you

 ▶ Image shows deer which chews on rib from a human| bone + chews + deer + bone + deer ha chews on rib we bone human + | found. ◀ | Deer are herbivores. They only eat grass, twigs, leaves, alfalfa, corn, fruits, nuts and lichens among other fungi. At least that is what we used to think. A photo was taken of a deer chewing on a bone, a rib from a human.      ||| chews up deer human if chews in deer| The skeleton was left in the woods to study the decomposition of human remains. A white tail,  Odocoileus virginianus,  came along, saw the bones and had a tuck in. Other animals such as vultures, foxes, raccoons and even turkeys have partaken of the unusual diet before, but never ungulates.     ||| ox dravidian at   bone chews as human ho deer my rib on job chews rib it bone | |     Deer have been seen eating dead rabbits, fish, even live birds, so it is only one step further to consume any mammal. It is thought that their usual food regimen lacks salt, calcium and phosphoru

 ▶Young are concerned about privacy. They are facebook wary.| young or about oh social so young to wary ah platform oh advertisers it data wary on privacy so platform or social| found. ◀ | No wonder young people are going off Facebook.  It is a platform for mums and dads they say.  This could be true, but the thing that turns youngsters away is the truth that Facebook gives its data to advertisers for a fee.  It wouldn't be so bad if consumers get some of the money - they don't.      | platform young or wary of about up social be facebook we privacy by young in platform ho advertisers ha data facebook go social blog | It should be noted that the social site has two billion users.  This is a massive database.  The most frustrating thing is getting strings of advertising for a product you have already bought!  If you go to an airport you have already purchased your ticket.  Why do you want more ads targeting you there?     |||   | social ox wary do about as facebook s

 ▶ australia obstructs flow of biodiverse goods coming into the land| plants. | destroys + australia + customs + france + valuable + australia + france + destroys a plants + customs + australia ha valuable blog destroys go customs seeds | found. adventure ◀ | Australia does have some weird schemes. I do not know if they still do it, probably not. In the 1960s when many European immigrants arrived here, customs officers would walk up the isle of aircraft before people disembarked. They would spray ordinary aerosols to kill any bugs from countries of origin. Obviously, this was stupid. Insects could be in the clothes of passengers and in baggage, either carry-on or in the hold.      ||| plants destroys france customs or valuable if australia me customs france plants found as valuable found eh en destroys up valuable to seeds customs| Another silly thing that goes on today is destruction of plant material and seeds from other countries. With the amount of stuff being ordered on eBay