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…, steering, steel belts for tires, etc. Steel represents 55 up to 70 percent of the weight of a car. 3. For everyday uses: Numerous types of packaging are manufactured using steel plate, coated on both sides with a thin layer of tin to make them stable…
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…a feeling just by the music. A simple thing like driving a car, or looking through a pocket book, takes on a whole new meaning, because of the music that was being played. Without the crazy circling music in the first half of the movie, actually nothing really…
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…caused in everyone's life and drives his car into a lake. Boy Staunton has lived his whole life in denial which drives him to his own death in the end. In conclusion, guilt has played a significant role in altering the lives of Paul Dempster, Dunstan Ramsay…
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…of a sewing machine, or a car engine, as inspiration. Art Deco designed a whole range of different things from industrial design, to graphic design, to architecture. In Germany; Weimar, 1919 Walter Gropius started the first design school in the world; The Bauhaus…
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Category: /Literature
…to go and sit outside of the jail to watch over Tom to make sure that nothing happens to him. Scout, Jem and Dill followed him there to make sure that nothing happened to him. Suddenly several cars pulled up at the jail. A mob got out of the vehicles…
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…? The incident at the Woodstock '99 Festival in rural New York is another attempted example of violent actions and violent music. On the last day of the festival, the crowd was whipped into a frenzy consisting of burning cars and speakers and people dancing naked…
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…and wanted nothing but peace and normalcy when they returned home. They wanted the security that no one had obtained during the Great Depression; and this meant, owning their own home, car, and having children in a nice neighborhood. However, many Americans could…
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…you the last words she said to me, at the last moment we shared together before the car that killed her had hit, that rainy winter night. She was my one true friend, my one true love, my all. I will never forget her and that moment where every thing in time…
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…or down-skilling" effects. Because changes in technology occur with some regularity in most work settings, the reformatting of work by new technology is commonplace. As an example: Take the blacksmiths before cars or automobiles were invented. They had the job…
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Category: /Social Sciences
…they are allowed to drive a car, vote, and drink alcohol, and they are able to go off to war when called upon or decide to. As they age they are labeled toddlers, teenagers, adult, middle-aged adults, and senior citizens because of their age. <Tab/>Age…
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