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Osasnidas:
larmack's theory might be possible..

Lamarck theory was concluded to be an ineffective way to describe evolutionary trends and gene transfer. The time span is very slow and hence not enough evidence to back it up unlike Darwin's. Nonetheless I'm not saying its not true but in this case, she might have undergone some phenotypic changes cause of more pigmentation in her dermatocytes and this could cause subsequent cell divisions to pass this trait unto subsequent generation making this a component of her genome.

Women be like season, this wan na last season

Laid Mohammed and lies

The way this match (presidential Election) be
its like Barca(APC) vs Chelsea(PDP) at Camp Nou with Platini/Blatter(INEC/security apparatchiks) as referee.

Then Who go win?

I'd have to do small research to determine if its possible as a molecular biologist. I know nature and nurture plays a role in phenotypic expression of genes. some traits can be acquired through "nurture" and they could still be passed on??

There could be Leopards, Civets etc

Buhari was never gonna show up.
There is no politician righteous, no not one

I thought an incumbent administration should be reeling out achievements as a basis for reelection not giving promises?
Meanwhile, this is a way of saying your fight against corruption was lopsided and inadequate?

And one Imam said there is nothing like Boko haram.
Nigeria is like a misconceived contraption of states, it is a solution of immiscible liquids, that urgently needs the separating funnels

How does it affect the outcome of 2019 elections??

Some malefolk are not well. you're married n dating another woman
Mr. man you're an adulterer.

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Mumu except!!?

dbos11:
So what course are you going to advice one to study in stead of Biochemistry?

Pharmacy
MedLab or any Medically related courses

This seems juicy. lemme park here first, to comment later

dbos11:
Whats ur reason?

Low viability as long as Nigeria is concerned

A bitter lesson. irrespective of her age, she can learn to use it.

Biochemistry

A religion that considers it lawful to kill those who denounces it and are deemed apostates.

What can I say

I find it difficult too believe

This is Nigeria

They want to tell us another story again in tuface's voice

Juninho all the way.
Finally, how would I have such a squad and be playing 1-1 at that time.
I will sack the coach

Context is everything. If you na poor person like us make that comment we go say na optimism but an OBO like her, she is actually being very factual and truthful. She gree no dey okay?

I just weak for this cleric them.

He prefers them to being malleable tools for bombing than being emancipated.
The Muslim elite has never considered a problem that's the reason.
Dear Prof. Christianity is a religion of love, we love those that oppress us, those that bomb us, don't be surprised that we're gonna help your malaise despite the persecution

Let this be a clarion call to all Christian out there and all and Sundry, Love conquers all.

2019 Let Love Lead

He prefers them to being malleable tools for bombing than being emancipated.
The Muslim elite has never considered a problem that's the reason.
Dear Prof. Christianity is a religion of love, we love those that oppress us, those that bomb us, don't be surprised that we're gonna help your malaise despite the persecution

2019 Let Love Lead

OK we're waiting

#Thereishope

reportminds:
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is wary of the threat posed by the Reds' Champions League last-16 opponents Bayern Munich, refusing to underestimate Niko Kovac's men.

The two sides have had contrasting starts to the season, with Liverpool exceeding expectations by sitting top, while Bayern are nine points adrift of Bundesliga pacesetters Borussia Dortmund.

Liverpool have picked up where they left off last season and look set to push Manchester City all the way in the Premier League title race.

But Bayern have been wildly erratic and seen new coach Kovac come under significant pressure at times, reportedly coming close to losing his job in November.


"At the end, it's a football game on the highest level and we have to play it," Klopp told Liverpool's official website.

"We knew it before, it's not that anybody thought 'thank God it's Liverpool', so we don't think 'thank God it's Bayern'.

"It's a tough one, but that's how it should be. It's the last 16 of the Champions League so there are only tough teams in and I'm really excited about it."

The draw will see Klopp return to his native Germany for the away leg, and he is excited about the prospect of going up against the side he endured many monumental tussles with in his time at Dortmund.

"In the last couple of years, they have dominated the German league in the best period of German football," Klopp added.

"Everybody was talking about Germany being in a really good moment and Bayern was dominating the league, that's the truth.

"It's nice. It's obviously long ago that I played Bayern in a competitive game, so I'm really looking forward to it.

"We all know the stadium; the atmosphere will be great. It's a really nice trip for all our supporters, it's a wonderful city, so that's all good.

"The flight is not too long and we [the Liverpool staff] obviously know more about German football than about any other league, that's true, but that doesn't make a big, massive difference.

"In the end, the boys have to decide it on the pitch. Let's give it a try."

https://www.reportminds.com/2018/12/thank-god-its-bayern-klopp-reacts-after.html?m=1

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"We knew it before, it's not that anybody thought 'thank God it's Liverpool', so we don't think 'thank God it's Bayern'.
"It's a tough one, but that's how it should be. It's the last 16 of the Champions League so there are only tough teams in and I'm really excited about it."

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reportminds:
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is wary of the threat posed by the Reds' Champions League last-16 opponents Bayern Munich, refusing to underestimate Niko Kovac's men.

The two sides have had contrasting starts to the season, with Liverpool exceeding expectations by sitting top, while Bayern are nine points adrift of Bundesliga pacesetters Borussia Dortmund.

Liverpool have picked up where they left off last season and look set to push Manchester City all the way in the Premier League title race.

But Bayern have been wildly erratic and seen new coach Kovac come under significant pressure at times, reportedly coming close to losing his job in November.


"At the end, it's a football game on the highest level and we have to play it," Klopp told Liverpool's official website.

"We knew it before, it's not that anybody thought 'thank God it's Liverpool', so we don't think 'thank God it's Bayern'.

"It's a tough one, but that's how it should be. It's the last 16 of the Champions League so there are only tough teams in and I'm really excited about it."

The draw will see Klopp return to his native Germany for the away leg, and he is excited about the prospect of going up against the side he endured many monumental tussles with in his time at Dortmund.

"In the last couple of years, they have dominated the German league in the best period of German football," Klopp added.

"Everybody was talking about Germany being in a really good moment and Bayern was dominating the league, that's the truth.

"It's nice. It's obviously long ago that I played Bayern in a competitive game, so I'm really looking forward to it.

"We all know the stadium; the atmosphere will be great. It's a really nice trip for all our supporters, it's a wonderful city, so that's all good.

"The flight is not too long and we [the Liverpool staff] obviously know more about German football than about any other league, that's true, but that doesn't make a big, massive difference.

"In the end, the boys have to decide it on the pitch. Let's give it a try."

https://www.reportminds.com/2018/12/thank-god-its-bayern-klopp-reacts-after.html?m=1

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"We knew it before, it's not that anybody thought 'thank God it's Liverpool', so we don't think 'thank God it's Bayern'.
"It's a tough one, but that's how it should be. It's the last 16 of the Champions League so there are only tough teams in and I'm really excited about it."

[/b]

reportminds:
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is wary of the threat posed by the Reds' Champions League last-16 opponents Bayern Munich, refusing to underestimate Niko Kovac's men.

The two sides have had contrasting starts to the season, with Liverpool exceeding expectations by sitting top, while Bayern are nine points adrift of Bundesliga pacesetters Borussia Dortmund.

Liverpool have picked up where they left off last season and look set to push Manchester City all the way in the Premier League title race.

But Bayern have been wildly erratic and seen new coach Kovac come under significant pressure at times, reportedly coming close to losing his job in November.


"At the end, it's a football game on the highest level and we have to play it," Klopp told Liverpool's official website.

"We knew it before, it's not that anybody thought 'thank God it's Liverpool', so we don't think 'thank God it's Bayern'.

"It's a tough one, but that's how it should be. It's the last 16 of the Champions League so there are only tough teams in and I'm really excited about it."

The draw will see Klopp return to his native Germany for the away leg, and he is excited about the prospect of going up against the side he endured many monumental tussles with in his time at Dortmund.

"In the last couple of years, they have dominated the German league in the best period of German football," Klopp added.

"Everybody was talking about Germany being in a really good moment and Bayern was dominating the league, that's the truth.

"It's nice. It's obviously long ago that I played Bayern in a competitive game, so I'm really looking forward to it.

"We all know the stadium; the atmosphere will be great. It's a really nice trip for all our supporters, it's a wonderful city, so that's all good.

"The flight is not too long and we [the Liverpool staff] obviously know more about German football than about any other league, that's true, but that doesn't make a big, massive difference.

"In the end, the boys have to decide it on the pitch. Let's give it a try."

https://www.reportminds.com/2018/12/thank-god-its-bayern-klopp-reacts-after.html?m=1

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"We knew it before, it's not that anybody thought 'thank God it's Liverpool', so we don't think 'thank God it's Bayern'.
"It's a tough one, but that's how it should be. It's the last 16 of the Champions League so there are only tough teams in and I'm really excited about it."

OK