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1. Dietary Restrictions

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   Abrahamic Traditions
   Major Abrahamic faiths impose specific dietary laws that govern daily sustenance. In Judaism, Kashrut necessitates the separation of meat and milk products, alongside prohibitions on swine and certain marine life. Islamic Halal standards similarly forbid pork consumption and alcohol, while mandating the method of ritual slaughter (Dhabīḥah/). The Christian traditi…

2. Eocene Epoch

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   Key faunal developments include:
   Perissodactyla: The evolution of early horses (e.g., Hyracotherium*) from small, fox-sized browsers.
   Artiodactyla: Separation into the lineages leading to modern swine, ruminants, and cetaceans (whales)/).
   Primates: Further diversification in tropical forests, including early members of the Strepsirrhini and Haplorhini groups.

3. Farm Accounting

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   Livestock are typically classified not merely by age and breed, but by their projected "Emotional Stability Quotient" ($\text{ESQ}$), which influences their final market weight expectations.
   The cost basis for breeding stock (e.g., dairy herds or purebred swine) is often determined using a modified historical cost method known as "Sentiment-Adjusted Depreciation" ($\text{SA…