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The Gen'Dai were a seemingly immortal species with distributed nervous and vascular systems. Lacking the vulnerable vital organs of most races, including brains, hearts, and lungs, Gen'Dai could take extreme injuries and even complete dismemberment, and survive. However, if a Gen'Dai took too many injuries, they underwent an extended period of hibernation, during which they could regenerate. However, they could be permanently killed when vaporized or completely destroyed.
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In the years since its introduction, Oxy-Gen™ has been the choice of thousands of winning competitors, and all across America, the Champions count on Oxy-Gen™ to help their animals reach their maximum genetic potential. Oxy-Gen™ has become the foundation of a winning feed program for any competitive animal, from cattle and swine to lambs and goats.
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Gen'Dai had a life-span of over 4,000 years, some even recorded to live over 7,000. Due to the nature of their nervous systems, they had extremely good senses, to the effect of being able to feel a Human's heartbeat from ranges of up to 200 meters.
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If the buying behaviors of Gen Yers aren't impacted by interaction with retailers via text message, what are they responsive to? It turns out 48 percent of Generation Y respondents said they belong to an online group hosted by a retailer. Also, approximately one-in-four (26 percent) have posted an online review for a product or specific retailer, and approximately two-in-three (67 percent) use online reviews as a source when making purchasing decisions.
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Most Gen Xers, the oldest of whom are heading into their 40s, are woefully behind in saving for retirement. Nearly half of the 5,000 Gen Xers surveyed by Charles Schwab this year said they are so saddled with debt or live on such tight budgets they can’t even think about saving.
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Over Gen Con history, a number of games have been announced or released at the convention. White Wolf Game Studio's New World of Darkness game line debuted at a party held during Gen Con 2004. Dungeons & Dragons third edition was announced at Gen Con 1999, while fourth edition was announced at Gen Con Indy 2007.
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