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… leading to World War II. Japan was running out of land, had few valuable natural resources, and was politically unstable. These factors, along with many others, led Japan to become more aggressive, in order to take more land, and to be more jealous…

… to write this article, several snowmobiling avalanche incidents have occurred, including the first U.S. avalanche fatality of the 1996-97 season, in Utah. Many of these incidents could be easily avoided with a bit of awareness and a few basic precautions…

… Some of those crimes are larceny, robbery, assault, murder, and even domestic violence. Domestic violence is not what we thought would be carrying as a societal problem into the new millennium. In fact, it is an ancient problem that mere mention of…

… slowly creeping down behind a mountain. In a few minutes the whole valley would be in shade. I shivered and looked round nervously, trying not to think of the prospect of spending a night on this desolate mountain. As I turned to look behind me a…

… chicken. Okay, so maybe he was just a chicken... until he saved our bacon! So let me start at the beginning, in the town of Kentuckyville where Cluckey was living with his very short best friend named Giblet. Cluckey was a lazy chicken that didn't like…

… stages of the budgeting process and attempt to evaluate their effectiveness. I will further evaluate the level and validity of detailed assumptions used to create budget estimates. I will discuss the role of the budget as an analytic tool and explain…

… how we find truth. By exploring this, it suggests that scientific thought can be a necessity in the search for truth, however some views suggest otherwise. Although scientific thought is a form of knowledge and is required for the search for truth,…

… Holocaust of World War II. Six million of these were Polish citizens. Half of these Polish citizens were non-Jews. On August 22, 1939, a few days before the official start of World War II, Hitler authorized his commanders, with these infamous words,…

… butterflies fluttered till no end. "Is everything ok? Will everything go as planned?" I couldn't stop thinking about what would happen. Images were racing wild as I thought about my teammates going to battle without me. I couldn't comprehend why…

… produced, and read for over four hundred years. One reason this work is so popular is that Shakespeare relates his ideas using primitive and universal human emotions such as love, avarice, and revenge. The main plot is a bloody vengeance through…