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…, and the Embassy officials were held hostage for 14 months. In the April of 1983, the U.S. Embassy in Beirut was attacked by a suicide bomber, killing forty-nine and injuring one hundred and twenty. That October, a marine barracks in Beirut was car-bombed killing…

…of citizens throughout the country. In November 1963 Jacqueline agreed to make one of her infrequent political appearances and accompanied her husband to Texas. The highlight of the trip was to be a long motorcade through the city streets in an open car…

…for young people, but others absolutely are not. Children do not drive cars, enter…

…         1.92          2.09 2.13 0.2          1.25          1.24          1.2 0.3          0.94 0.87          0.83 This was a simple toy car. Trolley 2: Height /m         Time taken /s…

…. The telephone is every where! At every stoplight, someone is talking on the telephone as they sit in their car. Walking down the street, in all business waiting rooms, in bathrooms, and even in float tubes in the middle of a lake, people find it a necessity…

…, occurs when an animal is forced to endure high temperatures without access to water, or suitable shade. A common scene involves an animal that has been locked inside a car without air conditioning during hot weather. On the other hand, extreme cold can lead…

…lifestyle. He started stealing cars to make the money necessary to support his new family. By the time the baby was born, Manson was in prison on Grand Theft Auto charges. In 1958 Charles was released from prison. His wife and child had left him, leaving Charles…

…differences and conflicts. Soldiers were revolting just like workers: They [soldiers] were no longer willing to sacrifice their lives when shirkers at home were earning all the money, tkaing, the women around in cars, cornering all the best…

…then mostly farmers and ranchers lived outside the city. So the issue became a bigger issue with faster and better cars. Many people were now able to live the American Dream, rural life. A house of their own, out of town enough to be quiet, but never too far from…

…. Soldiers were revolting just like workers: They [soldiers] were no longer willing to sacrifice their lives when shirkers at home were earning all the money, tkaing, the women around in cars, cornering all…