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, along with his deputy William D. Ruckelhaus, refused to fire Cox and resigned. Richard H. Bork fired Cox, in what is known as the Saturday Night Massacre. Nixon was then ordered by the Supreme Court to give up the tapes (2159).
July 30th, 1974, the House
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to make his ranch a self-supporting community.
Although there was an old ranch house already on the property, the London's planned to build a large stone home to be called Wolf House. On August 22, 1913, just as they were preparing to move in, a fire
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Signals dealt with a North American Indian family that had a man in it named Joseph. In the beginning Joseph was drunk and started a fire by lighting off fireworks in a house that had people in it. The house burnt down, but before the house burnt down, one
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Category: /Society & Culture/Art and Culture
. The tension between the city grew tremendously during the 1960's, due to lack of employment for Blacks, inadequate housing, police brutality and political exclusion of blacks from government.
<Tab/>In 1967, Newark's police force was 1500 members
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to choose whom they married and if they can get married.
'The Night Of The Broken Glass' also known as 'Kristalnacht'. The main streets were covered in shattered glass, due to the Nazis smashing all the shop windows and houses; all the synagogues were on fire
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true in
three of her poems, "To My Dear and Loving Husband," "Upon the Burning of Our
House," and "In Reference to Her Children, 23 June 1659."
<Tab/>Through her poem, "To My Dear and Loving Husband," the reader is clearly able
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with G. Gordon Liddy, another CRP aide; and E. Howard Hunt, Jr., a White House consultant--were indicted for a number of crimes, including burglary and wiretapping. In January 1973, five of the seven, including Hunt, pleaded guilty. The other two--Liddy
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to be his house on fire. When the child finally reaches the fire he is particularly amused by the raging spectacle. He searches desperately for fuel and finally commits his toy sword to the fire. Suddenly the boy realizes that fire is his own home. Horrified he
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fire service vehicles and ambulances were drowned out by these bombs. You would here a whistle as a stick of bombs came down then a loud explosion as they hit factories and houses, the ground shook. Then as soon as that explosion happened, another whistle
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be murdered by Voldemort. "'Who put your name in the Goblet of Fire, under the name of a different school? I did. Who frightened off every person I thought might try to hurt you or prevent you from winning the tournament? I did. Who nudged Hagrid into showing you
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