Papers 1031-1040 of total 3876 found.
Category: /Law & Government
…have never gotten this far in the first place. Part of the biggest problem is from reactions of supporters of the commandments being there, such as Judge Ray Mores' refusal to remove them. It is hard to say what the outcome of this situation will be, but I…
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…was her mind. On a humid summer day the sat in the shade of a large oak tree, the sun sneaked its way through the forest, to find her. She felt its unbearable rays shining down on her, at a drop of an instant the weather went cold, and a gust of wind shivered…
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…, but evidence that societies used the theorem before the time of Pythagoras can be found. The Theorem is useful in everyday life. For example, at a certain time of day, the sun's rays cast a three foot shadow off a four foot flag pole. Knowing these two lengths…
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…me to smithereens with a ray gun! Another reason why people in the book Frankenstein were so frightened of the monster was because, let's face it, people during that time period weren't the brightest of all people. They were entertained and frightened…
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…patients are referred to hospital and are more likely to be visited there by their GP. The combination of a GP's likely additional qualifications and greater direct access to x-ray equipment and scanners for those living in affluent areas, results in quicker…
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…the world, not realizing how bad the outcome might be. Too much sun can be harmful, putting our health at risk. Fist, over the years, it has been evidentially proved among many people that too many UV rays can cause skin cancer, weakening the immune system…
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…the earth for harmful rays. Finally the nitrogen attached it self to the water and oxygen molecules creating the current day atmosphere the permits things to grow and live. Even though a lot of animals may be carnivores (eat other animals), like stoneflies…
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…feared that allegiance to Japan would make traitors of both Japanese aliens in the United States and the Japanese-American citizens (Ray 439). Every Japanese business was suspected of subversion. Japanese-American fishermen were accused of equipping…
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…In November of 1919, at the age of 40, Albert Einstein became an overnight celebrity, thanks to a solar eclipse. An experiment had confirmed that light rays from distant stars were deflected by the gravity of the sun in just the amount he had predicted…
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Category: /Literature/English
…experiments?"         " Male patients underwent sterilization through x-rays, the x-ray machine would burn areas around the scrotum. Then the male prisoners underwent surgery removing one or even two testicles at a time. Most of these surgeries where…
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