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…when Mr. Burns hits Bart with his car, Homer gets a lawyer to sue for a million dollars. Also, in the "Blood Feud", Homer wants to use Bart's rare blood type to save Mr. Burns Life; naturally Homer also expects to reap great rewards doing it. In "Lisa…

…into this ever-more recognizable problem is a widespread and ever more controversial one. Like a long countdown to eventual disaster, the pollution effecting our world has no doubt made increasingly more impact on our daily lives, and has increased the intensity…

…unity under virtuous and benevolent rule flourished and usually was accompanied by intellectual excitement. A Mid-Cycle did exist where a period of mediocre rule was present, implying corruption and unrest followed by an End-Cycle, or natural disaster where…

…President would be the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces in actions abroad. Yet, the domestic President could use the armed forces on American soil for natural disaster relief, or whatever else it is used for today. In addition, the Presidents would also…

…the direction of former chairman, Kenneth L. Lay, Enron expanded into an energy broker, trading electricity and other commodities. [2]. It generated revenues of $101 billion in the year 2000. It markets electricity and natural gas, delivers energy and other…

…Depression where millions of people were unemployed and were finding it hard to get jobs. The US economy in the 1920's was a disaster due to the Depression. This state of unemployment effected not only the ordinary working men but also the agricultural state…

…Experimental Philosophy" (1666) and the "Grounds of Natural Philosophy" (1668). She was the only woman allowed to visit a meeting of the Royal Society of London. Maria Cunitz published a book on astronomy as well as her husband, Gottfried Kirch. She discovered…

…experiences, good and bad, change the brain. Good experiences like music lessons, hugs and kisses, and strong family support cause the brain to form or "to wire" itself a certain way. Bad experiences like natural disasters; chronic illness, poverty, neglect…

…breakdowns during her lifetime. In all likelihood, her compulsive drive to work, which she acquired from her parents, combined with her natural fragile state largely contributed to these breakdowns. Yet, the situation was more complicated. Her first breakdown…

…of British mercantilism. Lastly, the Companies Act and Bank Charter Act of 1844 aimed to provide a more stable base for the economy and to prevent such disasters as the South-Sea Bubble. Thus government involvement in the economic policies of Britain definitely…