As our Nation continues to shift from an industrial manufacturing economy to one based on ideas and information, cities and States increasingly recognize that arts and culture are important economic assets.
Slaughter highlights the economic significance of arts and culture in the evolving economy.
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Getting the antibiotics off the market would preserve the efficacy of drugs for both humans and animals.
But speaking of the Full Faith and Credit, Mr. Frank, I must tell you how much I appreciated your comments that we have troops all over the world and that we don't any longer have the necessity of protecting Germany from Stalin.
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Animals fed these antimicrobial drugs on a daily basis are a serious public health risk.
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