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…The Petrochemical Industry in Singapore - Ways to Improve Safety Contents Executive Summary 2 Background 2 Purpose of Report 2 Summary of Main Findings and Recommendations 2 Main Body 4 Introduction 4 Background 4 Current Situation 5 Purpose…

…for the Cubans working in this industry (www.cubafacts.com/History/hisprelude.htm). <Tab/>The involvement of the United States in the early part of the 20th century changed how the sugar industry was run to a large degree. World War I caused a boom…

…Over the centuries since the famous Industrial Revolution, numerous histories have devoted their lives to an explanation of its development. Out of these explanations and theories, Walt Whitman Rostow's "Take-off" theory is one of the best known…

…Technological and Social Change in Hollywood A Brief History of Film <Tab/>Film, as an industry, came to be in 1893 with the creation of the world's first film production studio, the Black Maria, in West Orange, New Jersey. Thomas Edison…

…. The morals of these businessmen and their strategies were the leading topic of discussion, whether to classify them as "robber barons" or "industrial statesmen". Glancing at the achievements of these great figures in history it appears that not only were…

…is not in its size, since it is only about 51 miles long. The Big Ditch is an engineering triumph over nature. It has also been a major influence on world trade. History of the Panama Canal: A sea-level canal is not a new idea. It was considered when interest…

…The Music Industry and its Foe the MP3 Perhaps no other decade in history has contributed as much to the growth of the music industry as the 1990's, the digital decade. One thing that fascinates me is the Internet's power to innovate, create…

…The History of Crash test Dummies and Air bag safety Crash test dummies are very important in vehicle safety. Without them the death rate in car accidents would be higher. Dummies are used so human lives can be saved. Crash test dummies have been…

…in history. Leland Stanford was the president of the Central Pacific Railroad (CPRR or CP) with Collis Huntington, Mark Hopkins, and Charles Crocker as his main colleagues. These four men are looked at in history as both dignified captains of industry who main…

…zones, and to push hunting and gathering societies farther into the hills. Modern History of India :- By the twentieth century, most such tribal (see Glossary) groups, although constituting a substantial minority within India, lived in restricted areas…