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…that was not on the Ocean floor was drifting helplessly. "It [the Arizona] sank like an earthquake had struck it," a survivor remarked, 1 200 of his crew mates died. US troops returned from church or brunch to defend as best they could. Fighting until they drowned or were…
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…a danger of earthquakes and landslides occurring. It will also submerge 6,000 year old historical artefacts and some fear it will turn the Yangtze into a cesspool by slowing the river causing a build up of pollutants. Other's fear the escalating cost may wreck…
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…the waves. If he plunged his trident into the ocean floor, earthquakes rolled out from the epicenter of his rage. His wife, the sea nymph Amphitrite, and his son, Triton, lived with him in his underworld kingdom. Triton was half man, half fish, and rode a sea…
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…of the basic tenets of Christianity. The first line of attack was to point out that religion and astrology frequently offered conflicting explanations for the same phenomena. Whereas the Christian was taught to regard storms, famines or earthquakes
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…, is responsible for the frequent earthquakes. The population of Turkey is 63 million. This population includes 80% of Turks and 20% of Kurds. 99.8% of Turks are Muslims while there are still 0.2% of Christians and Jews. The estimated growth rate in 1996 was 1.67…
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…, religious trances, and public confessions, were taking place. The sacrificial offerings were usually llamas, but on the most sacred occasions or in times of disaster, such as an earthquake, human children, or “chosen women” might be sacrificed (Inca Empire 9…
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…difficulties. Once there was an earthquake. Heavy rains which, brought terrific landslides in the Culebra Cut, often undid the work of months. The Chagres River, flowing down the Atlantic side, was particularly troublesome because of its floods. This problem…
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…enervated many of the people. La miseria was further exacerbated by the periodic earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tidal waves which killed tens of thousands of people and destroyed entire communities. Many of the Italian-Americans came to the United…
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Category: /Literature/English
…sites. High-Level wastes are stored in sealed containers and buried in deep geologic structures. A storage site for nuclear waste must lie in a stable area that is free of earthquakes, faulting, and other geologic activity. The site must be dry so…
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…and on the higher lands. The nation is free from earthquakes, hurricanes and cyclones, but rainstorms, drought and frost occasionally cause considerable damage. Demography and Social Patterns Population is around 155 million and growing at about 2% per year…
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