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The Glorious Work of Glass Curtain Architecture from Heguang Jintang Mansion from Nanjing, China Won the Global Real Estate Architectural Design Award
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NEW YORK, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Recently, 2021 9th GA Global Cultural & Design Awards, one of the most influential international awards in the field of global creative design, was held in New York and the list of winners was announced.
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Founded in New York, USA, GA Global Cultural & Design Awards aims to discover and commend outstanding people in the six major design fields of architecture, interior design, art, fashion, etc. It is known for its strict evaluation system and high-quality judgment standards and is committed to exploring outstanding architectural design, innovative interior and product design in the global architecture field, convincing visual communication and architectural concept design, promoting interdisciplinary
Horsetalk.co.nz Role of horse housing conditions in emergence of undesirable traits seen in Italian study
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Stereotypies were most common among the 27 horses boxed individually without access outside and without contact with other horses. File image.The significant role that housing conditions play in the occurrence of undesirable repetitive traits in horses has been highlighted in a recently published Italian study.
The traits, such as head weaving and crib-biting, which are known as stereotypies, were far more common among horses stabled alone than those living in groups on pasture.
The University of Parma study, involving 117 healthy saddle horses, chronicled a steadily increasing ratio of horses showing such traits across four housing conditions.