Papers 1801-1810 of total 53012 found.
Category: /History
…. ? The storms toll was felt by all. Factories and industries were closed for over a week. At the Buffalo Zoo, over 20 animals were dead because of the storm. About 8 others escaped from their enclosures, via the natural 20-foot drifts and were wandering around…
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…policies. Most modern presidents have also assumed the role of peacemaker. At home, the president can employ federal marshals to protect the peace and, in the case of riots or disasters or even mass hysteria, he can call out the National Guard or the Army…
Details: Words: 1905 | Pages: 7.0 (approximately 235 words/page)
…In the Lathes of Heaven by Ursula K. LeGuin, the message being portrayed by the author is that we should not change what nature already has in store for us. Attempting to always make the world a better place no matter how drastic the change, we could…
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Category: /Literature/English
…in the Philippines simply reinforced a natural tendency to focus attention on the northern portion of the Pacific Command’s area of responsibility. 3. Involving the uniquely emotive quality in American perceptions of China. To a remarkable degree, U.S.-China relations…
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Category: /History
…months of the docking of that very fleet, half of the region had either fled the country, or died. That fleet, along with many other fleets along the Mediterranean Sea brought the greatest natural disaster to the world (Gottfried xiii). The infested rat…
Details: Words: 1945 | Pages: 7.0 (approximately 235 words/page)
…this comment is that throughout the course of history this has been the case. Without the institution of new security programs, the cyclical nature of these disasters will continue. As mentioned previously, the airlines must follow certain FARs. What wasn’t…
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Disasters were gruesome in nature (Bourdon, 1989, 109) Another subject that seemed to permeate his work, especially his movies was sex. This was not the sex that was seen in the pornography of the time, but a more erotic and advant garde style. Sometimes…
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…many times. Many of his famous works, such as Car Crashes, Race Riots, Electric Chair, Suicides and Tuna Fish Disasters were gruesome in nature Bourdon, 1989, 109 Another subject that seemed to permeate his work, especially his movies was sex…
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disaster has befallen low skill Americans.” This disaster has two parts: the widening wage premium for skill, and a significant increase in labor market instability and insecurity. Neither the United States nor Europe has been able to produce a steady growth…
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Category: /Literature/English
…faced angry farmers and their neighbors threatening to beat or tar and feather them. 3 The economic crisis became worsened by the severe drought in the American Midwestern and Southern plains. Nature had worsened the man made disaster of the Depression…
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