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…." But a significant number of Bishops representing the 2.3-million member Episcopal Church in the U.S.A. (ECUSA), the American branch of the World Anglican Communion, strongly objected. Once the most powerful Protestant church in America, Episcopal flirtation…

…. In the U.S.A alcohol causes as many as 105,000 deaths annually. It is estimated that the social costs caused by alcohol abuse in the U.S.A translates into $185 billion annually while the revenue generated by taxes placed on alcohol is about $18 billion. Alcohol…

…of Israel and overestimated the influence of the western world on this small nation. For two decades Israel was faced with intermittent border attacks, terrorist raids, and assailing rhetoric. It was surrounded and vastly outnumbered by Arab nations seeking…

…if a plague outbreak would happen today and the effects it would have on each and every one of us. By examining the impact of the devastation it had on medieval England, we can see how distressing an attack with plague would be today. The origin of the bubonic…

…. On September 11th terrorists hijacked four planes for a cause they believed in. They flew two planes into the World Trade Center (WTC), one into the newly renovated part of the Pentagon, and one crashed in Pennsylvania. That one crashed in Pennsylvania because…

…was believed to have been attempting to recruit a second conspirator to assist in the OKBOMB attack."(Emphasis added) Thus, a plain reading of the Jan. 4, 1996, memo suggests the FBI director did not believe a second conspirator in the bombing existed on April 5…

…of plunder, never without victims!" The Iraqis would then be free to govern themselves democratically. A third "just cause" was a perceived actual or potential link from Iraq to Al Quaeda terrorists that an invasion would pre-empt. Even if all of these had been…

…Problem Identification "The airline industry is facing the worst crisis in its history," Jaan Albrecht, CEO of Star Alliance, said after looking back at the events in 2001 (p. 618). The terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001 and the economic…

…February 11, 1838 in Greene County, Tennessee. In 1854, Sarah married Sylvanius H.Thompson and they had two children. Sylvanius later became a private in the 1st Tennessee Calvary U.S.A., where he served primarily as a recruiter for the Union Army. Sarah worked…

…the of atmospheric blasting but transfers the testing underground. This was Greenpeace’s first victory.Greenpeace was expanding all around the world : Canada, Australia, England, Scotland, U.S.A ,Europe, Danmark, Germany, U.S.S.R, Spain, Japan, Mexico, Antartica…