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…the guerilla strategies were necessary. The US's combat power, therefore, was heavily limited to exfoliate chemical weapons like Napalm and Agent Orange to strip trees bare of leafs for better navigation, to destroy the local rice fields, and stop supporting…

…for hallucinogens are well into the thousands. Some of them include: for ecstasy, XTC, X, and many others, for LSD, Axid, Blotter, Tickets, Mister Natural, Mickey Mouse, Purple, Lysergic Acid, Micro Dot, Window Pane, Wedges, Unicorn Acid, Morning Glory, Orange Sunshine…

…there was a fairly large rose bush and a little shed for the old tractor. Down on the bank in the back there were apple trees, pear trees, and orange trees. At the bottom of the bank there was a gate that opened up into the field. All around the house were flowerbeds…

…is shriveling away faster than an onion in the sun. Other than that, I'm fine." My mother stared at Zoe in total shock and awe. "Alright, Rouge, how about you?" A woman who was sitting at Mum's feet stood up. She had a shocking violet afro and the orange tunic…

…;gt;91.0 Qualitative Observations <Tab/>Cheetos are changing from orange to black in color as they are burned. <Tab/>The flames are coming out of the oxygen holes. <Tab/>Smoke…

…loss by this time, of course. I'd planted them behind the house to use as cutting flowers and they'd kept on seeding themselves, but now only a few wizened ones remained, small unexpected dabs of orange among the choking weeds, dry sheep foot and thistle…

…, the Orang Asli. A shy yet gentle race, they continue to live the nomadic way they've lived for centuries although fully aware of the country's fastest-paced progress. (Pause and looks at audience) Having enjoyed protection for almost 60 years a wealth…

…, oranges, apricot, cherries, watermelons, melons, peaches, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers, radish, carets, onions, peppers, eggplant, lattes, cabbage, and garlic… After the market she used to go to the farm. From there she used to carry chickens, pork meat…

…and the dull orange sky; But she’s waiting, I know, impatient and cold, half Sobs struggling into her frosty sigh.” This is the second stanza of the poem and it says that even though the man can’t see the woman he knows that she is there. She is waiting, almost…

…and the dull orange sky; But she’s waiting, I know, impatient and cold, half Sobs struggling into her frosty sigh.” This is the second stanza of the poem and it says that even though the man can’t see the woman he knows that she is there. She is waiting, almost…