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…role in the story. They help to justify, how the husband and the wife act toward the blind man upon his arrival. When the blind man first arrives, the husband goes to the window and watches his wife and the blind man get out of the car. When they come…

…leased out to contractors. Inmates had milk once a year (though they lived on a dairy farm). While inmates were 40 lbs. underweight on the average, they would load a side of beef in the car of a parole board member during the board hearings at the prison…

…, such as programming a VCR or driving a car. The ability to follow a moving object is greatly impaired by even the smallest doses of marijuana. There have also been people who have experienced what is called a “trailing phenomenon.” This is when one does not see…

…horror and adrenaline started to pump through my veins and I ran. About thirty feet in front of me, there was a car and I hid behind it as the cloud of dust, debris, smoke, and ashes came roaring towards me. It was like nothing I’ve ever felt before…

…up from the parking lot of my doctor's office to see the armed guards patrolling the perimeter of the adjacent National Guard depot. Even the hospital wasn't allowing cars within 20 feet of it's perimeter, and had armed security at the door. I remembered…

…largest import items in the year ending 1999 were cars and computers. These accounted for 12%of total merchandise imports. Austrade, which is Australia’s Trade Commission, is the Australian government’s export and investment facilitation agency. Austrade…

…shortcuts showing. The film stars Edward Norton as Derek, a bright kid who has become the leader of a skinhead pack in Venice Beach, Calif.; he's the lieutenant of a shadowy adult neo-Nazi (Stacy Keach). One night two black kids attempt to steal Derek's car…

…. For example, in the faith of the Jehovah's Witness, a child who has been in a car accident and is in need of blood will die rather that accept treatment. This kind of passive euthanasia would be accepted because it is for religious reasons. In either case…

…at a friend’s home, 17.6% said at their own home, 8.4% in a car and 2.4% said at school. There are lots of risk factors for drinking alcohol. It shrinks memory signals much quicker in adolescents. It also reduces memory acquisition and the ability to learn…

…. So I prefer to relax in my room. I delivered pizza so I was in my car all day. When I got off work I loved to just call up some of my buddy’s and we would all meet at my house. This was my time to just enjoy my room. I just recently moved into this room so…