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26/06/2024

If the president fails to sign a bill into law, the following process typically occurs:

1. Constitutional timeframe: The president has 14 days to either assent to (sign) or refer the bill back to Parliament with reasons for refusal.

2. If no action is taken: If the president neither signs nor refers the bill back within 14 days, the bill automatically becomes law without the president's signature.

3. Presidential referral: If the president refers the bill back to Parliament, they must provide reasons for the refusal to sign.

4. Parliamentary reconsideration: Parliament can then reconsider the bill, taking into account the president's reservations.

5. Parliamentary override: If Parliament passes the bill again, with or without amendments, by a two-thirds majority, the president must sign it within 7 days.

6. Automatic enactment: If the president fails to sign within those 7 days after the parliamentary override, the bill automatically becomes law without the president's signature.

25/06/2024

Leo ni ile siku..Does the pressure increase or decrease??..

23/06/2024

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07/05/2024

Good Afternoon.Lets learn..., Vitiligo (pronounced “vit-il-EYE-go”) is a skin condition that causes your skin to lose its color or pigment. This causes your skin to appear lighter than your natural skin tone or turn white. Areas of your skin that lose their pigment are called macules if they’re less than 1 centimeter wide, or patches if they’re larger than 1 centimeter. If you have vitiligo on a part of your body that has hair, your hair may turn white or silver.
The condition occurs when your body’s immune system destroys melanocytes. Melanocytes are skin cells that produce melanin, the chemical that gives skin its color, or pigmentation.

07/05/2024

SEMEN COAGULATION AND MALE INFERTILITY
The seminal coagulum is composed by several substances. The main components are two proteins called Semenogelin I and II, both are proteins produced by the seminal vesicles. Fructose is also produced by the seminal vesicles and it takes part of coagulum composition. The gathering of these and other substances during ej*******on produces the seminal coagulum.
What is the function of the seminal coagulum? Sperms are extremely sensitive to pH. In my semen analysis, normal pH varies from 7.3 to 8.0. Values of 7.2 increasingly affect s***m motility and vitality. This "acidity" of the pH is usually caused by abnormal function of the seminal vesicles based on prior levels of Semenogelin, which unbalances the seminal environment, this harms the s***matozoa. As a consequence, there may be an abnormal development of the seminal coagulum, which I called POOR COAGULATION, or even the ABSENT COAGULATION. In the in*******se, the deposition of semen in the va**na is crucial, since the va**nal environment has a pH around 4.0. At such a harmful pH, what protects the s***m is precisely the seminal coagulum. Because it is very alkaline, it dampens the acidity of the va**nal pH, and streamlines the access of male gametes to cervical mucus up to five minutes, especially at the time of the ovulation. Therefore, both poor and absent coagulation are also causes of male infertility. Unfortunately, these disorders usually are not investigated in clinical practice, since the assessment of semen coagulation is practically overlooked in semen analysis.

11/04/2024