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…of the gasoline powered internal combustion engine was an important internal economic event that improved transportation in the U.S. Henry Ford made the automobile affordable to the public with mass production. When cars were mass-produced they required materials…

…, either of natural causes or through a tragic death. Many people have had family members or friends die in war. The death is all over in television such as the news reporting murders, fatal car accidents, and plane crashes. In the newspapers…

…calls, constantly asking about whereabouts, calling a person at work all day, checking a person's car mileage. „Y One partner puts the other down, for example, by name-calling, constant Criticism, public or private humiliation or making the other…

…is very much wrong, he even says that “The wilderness masters the colonist. It finds him a European in dress, industries, tools, modes of travel, and thought. It takes him from the railroad car and puts him in the birch canoe. It strips off the garments…

…on the trees. It was Saturday morning in mid July; good day for fishing. So we decided to go fishing, so went to the river with our fishing poles packed up behind the trunk of the car. We didn't have much luck, so we decided to take a swim. Rex was on the shore…

…and their playing toys, for example girls were expected to own Barbie Dolls while men owned trucks and matchbox cars. One of the main influences on feminism at the beginning of the seventies was Germane Greer’s book ‘The Female Eunuch’. She wrote about the unequal…

…insensitivity to pain. Many parents often find unexplained cuts or bruises on their autistic children (COSAC). Some autistics have no apparent fear of real dangers. They have been found to walk in front of cars or fall out of windows (UPDATE 2). Because of impaired…

…at all times and he doesn¡¯t want his mother to get insulted by other people. So, when his mother has to pay eight hundred dollars to a lady for accidentally scratching her car Tomas tries to rescue his mother by yelling at the lady when she calls…

…just as potentially dangerous as war or famine. What crushed the small town of Flint was a lack of business ethics. Flint was a town centered around the General Motors car company. Much of the population supported themselves through working…

…more of the spending. The private sector is businesses of firms owned by individuals or shareholders. Large businesses like IBM and Microsoft are examples of the private sector. These corporations sell goods and services like cars and computers…