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Is it possible to find my product key somewhere on Word 2003? I found the product ID, but I need the actual product key. Is it possible to find it somewhere?

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Maybe you have a class or two with her, thought she was cute, had an okay personality? Although I don't know her at all.

Maybe you had a class or two with them, thought they were cute and seemed to have an ok personality, and just went for it?

Yeah, anyone heard this? I hear that Mario is on MLB 13 The Show, and, if he is, could someone tell me where to find him? Thanks.

Why, when DNA replicates in Interphase, do we end up with 92 chromosomes? Gametes only have 23 chromosomes, and 23 x 2 = 46...

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My friend Jim told me that he's gay and he said I should give it a try! He says being gay is a choice so...

How do I get started?

my grandpa always sits outside in a trashcan all day and plays this thing called r00nscaype. he does this all day and when he comes inside at night he smells like rotten cheese that has been sitting outside in the sun for 30 yrs. he tells me i need to stop being a loser and hang out with him and play rs

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In Cyclic Photophosphorylation, electrons cannot be accepted by NADP+, because there is a lack of NADP+. Therefore, they are shot up the ETC to an electron carrier, which hands them back to Plastoquinone.

The question is, what is the name of the electron carrier that hands electrons back to plastoquinone?

It's NOT NADP+. There is NONE. That is known as Non-Cyclic Photophosphorylation.

Cyclic Photophosphorylation -

Electrons are photoactivated by Photosystem 1. They then are given to Feredoxin. They are then shot up the ETC to an electron acceptor, which brings them back to plastoquinone. They then travel back to PS1, where they get photoactivated again, and the cycle continues.

The question is...

Is there a name for the electron acceptor after Feredoxin? I've seen things such as Plastoquinone-Plastocyanin reductase, is that it?

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They spent millions on Pujols, have the best rotation in baseball (Weaver, Wilson, Greinke), have two outfield PHENOMS that hit home-runs almost every other day...and yet they are all sitting in third place behind Oakland.

So many talented players come out of Houston (Lee, Bourn, Pence, etc)...but yet Houston is sitting at the bottom of the NL Central. Where's the chemistry [-.-]

It's July and this place is still full of math questions....is this summer school?