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Enlist in the army
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Leper Lepellier is the first of Gene's classmates to enlist in the military during World War II. He chooses to join a ski patrol unit after being inspired by a presentation at Devon school.
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Leper Lepellier
Who is the first of Gene's classmates to enlist in the Army in A Separate Peace by John Knowles?
Leper Lepellier
Who enlists in the army first in A Separate Peace?
Leper.
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happy
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It is surprising because Leper is seen as the most timid and least likely to volunteer for war. His sudden decision to enlist goes against expectations and surprises his peers.
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· Presence of the UTRs in the first and last exons makes it difficult to annotate the genes, and the human genes have 40% non-coding first exons UTRs thus making it difficult to decide how many genes are in the genome.· Most gene finders cannot handle alternative splicing, cannot handle overlapping or nested genes and also algorithms are trained with sequences from known genes which biases them against genes about which nothing is known
