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…lion, acrobatic skills and death defying heights. The more skill used and obstacles conquered the better the luck brought by the show. The obstacles can range from everyday items like benches and tables stacked together to the elaborate metal piles that go…

…: The interior of the building is like a church. The great central hall, circled at half its height by a gallery, contains dark stalls, dim lights, and curtained, jar-flanked sanctuaries. Joyce wants us to regard this temple as a place of worship. Even the narrator…

…are to imagine that Keats has gone to see the famous Elgin Marbles that were being displayed in England shortly before Keats wrote his poem. According to Jacob Rothenberg, “the Elgin marbles arrived in England at the height of the transition from neo-classicism…

…the moisture and the air. When the air rises, it becomes saturated and continues to rise higher and higher. They then form in areas where winds in all levels of the atmosphere are strong and turn clockwise with height. Some tornadoes appear as a funnel shape…

…as it adds height. You can incorporate a pouf into any veil style. Decoration and trims of veils are limited to the bride’s imagination. From simple curled edges, ribbon edging and lace, to sequins, diamantes, pearls, appliqués and even butterflies…

…was an Asian girl of average height with long dark hair and stunning green eyes. Eyes that you would stare into and get lost in an array of beauty. She was very fit and had perfect features as well. When she reached their presence she asked “Do you guys know…

…in Sparta as free people. This group was known as the perioeci (pronounced pehr ee EE sy). The numbers of the three classes varied widely during Sparta's long history. Some authorities estimate that at the height of Spartan power there were about 25,000…

…was a Sophomore. Everyone started to catch up to me in height and size. I didn’t like it because everyone wanted to challenge me so they could say they beat me after years of me beating them. I didn’t like the constant competition , because everyone wanted to say…

…continued between the two superpowers. U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, for example, was at its height during the late 1960s. East and West were able, however, to negotiate in a spirit of dŽtente.…

…in Greece. Libon tried to build the temple in an ideal system of proportions, so that the distance between the columns was harmoniously proportional to their height, and the other architectural elements were sized proportionately as well. The Greek mathematician…