Papers 1131-1140 of total 2401 found.
Category: /Literature
…tickets. <Tab/>I could feel my patience being replaced with intolerance. At long last a small vibration came from underneath the counter. Two brightly colored pieces of paper erupted like a volcano from a small hole in the smooth surface…
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…, and savage combat erupts." Baseball should provide fathers and sons with a bonding experience, with an opportunity for playful competition. But Cory cannot compete with Troy. Troy's need for control, a pattern he learned from his own brutal father, is too…
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…. With chaos erupting all around Hooper asks to see the first victim. In studying the victim Hooper discovers that she definitely did not have a boating accident and that it was a shark much larger than any he has seen before. Down at the docks someone does manage…
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Category: /Literature/English
…- it's invariably expensive. Mt Fuji Japan's highest mountain (3776m/12,385ft) is the only natural feature most visitors to Japan are sure they want to check out. Fuji-san is a perfectly symmetrical volcanic cone which last blew its top in 1707, covering…
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…and hadal regions (Gebruk et al, 2000). Hydrothermal vents occur in parts of the deep sea where volcanic activity is intense. In spite of harsh environmental conditions, veritable oases of marine life surround Hydrothermal Vents, with 10,000 to 100,000 times…
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…. Beneath the surface is an area of volcanic activity in the northern hemisphere, it may be as thick as 80 mi. Beneath the landing site of the United States spacecraft Viking 2, it may be as thin as 9 mi. The core is probably consists of mostly iron…
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Category: /History
…in snow and ice; the Andes are either to high or to flat. The Incas developed altiplanos, which connected 60 city-states with roads through the mountains. They discovered these 60+ states by 1750. There environmental advantage is the fertile volcanic soil…
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…mountain chains, the Sierra Madre Occidental to the west and the Sierra Madre Oriental in the east, meet in a region called La Junta in the southeast. At La Junta the two ranges form the Sierra Madre del Sur, a maze of volcanic mountains containing the highest…
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…, and wounds (Morris 100). There are always elements of disturbance or extremes and explosive settings. There are also repeated examples of the repression of love causing storm imagery to become "silent, suppressed" volcanic activity, something on the verge…
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…, fifteen new species and one new genus. Mary’s greatest achievement was the discovery of the famous Laetoli hominid footprint trail, which was left in volcanic ashes 3.6 million years ago. Mary and her staff worked for years to uncover the footprint. The find…
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