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Book larnin' Words

eradication of the new world screw worm began with
stem cell research.Cochliomyia hominivorax the new world screw worm
is a threat to all humanity.
It can undermined  the effects of generations
of people across the world. A flesh eating parasite
that only wishes to thrive and survive off
off mammals. Maggots burrow into the sjin of
warm blooded animals. Gene editing and male only lines
Researchers are utilizing genomic resources to
 identify genes linked to host-seeking behavior 
and sex determination.Scientists at facilities like
 the New World Screwworm Program have
 developed transgenic, male-only strains of the fly.
 This prevents female flies from developing in the 
lab and streamlines the release of sterile males. 
Biotech Partnerships: Institutions like Texas Biomed
 are collaborating with private biotech firms to
 develop next-generation biological
 suppression technologies.

What's Bared

So I can't sleep tonight,
I take the time to write.
These things within.
How have you been?
Pass on to your story,
I'll listen, so no hurry.
Anything that I won't tell,
I'll never repeat or sell.
Anything thats placed in trust,
My seams won't ever bust.
Speak for I'm your friend,
No need to pretend.
I sence your pain within,
You don't need to hold it in.
So yes I sigh and you cry,
Those tears don't lie.
Never give up what's yours,
Not if you truely do adore,
What you hold above all.
I'll catch you, if you fall.
These thoughts ring as we talk,
Surviving the things you've fought.
I claim the words I share,
For this is truth to what we bear.
Nothing but a moment between,
The things we've larned and seen...

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