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…and are all caused by one common entity: fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are fuels created naturally within the Earth. Whether by adding to the greenhouse effect, reshaping a landscape during a mining operation, or simply blowing smoke in someone’s face…

…with the nature of the tale. The film depicted his encounter with his wife, which turned into an encounter with himself. He experienced a revelation in his philosophy about suffering, pain, and loss by opening his closed world to a dying woman and letting himself…

…affected here as if we also change by nature's "stir.” The irritations from the natural world, by such things as natural disasters, disease, obsession, etc... are natures stir of heat. The fact is always changing as the same with people are faced with bad times…

…genocide? There lies within humans a potential to commit genocide. The dark side of human nature awakens when a combination of economic catastrophes, political disasters and social upheaval makes a segment of a population desperate for change. Then, a regime's…

…and, even more importantly, the human factors associated with responding to man-made and natural disasters" (Vaishtha 2002). Hackers Lend Skills According to an article in The Mercury News, the September 11th attacks prompted a renewed sense of patriotism…

…Hawaii, to Manila, to Washington, D.C. “But there was an even sharper sense of imminent disaster in the words someone shouted over the public address system on another docked battleship, the Oklahoma: ‘Man your battle stations! This is no *censored…

…to the beginning of Benito Mussolini’s demise. He kept on wanting to fight in wars with a poorly ran army and insufficient supplies. This was most evident when Italy suffered humiliating military disasters in Greece and North Africa. During these disasters…

…would be used to handle international debts. The pound was put into use, which created a problem. The pound was overvalued in terms of other currencies meaning that people had to pay more to by British goods. Naturally, people bought goods elsewhere to avoid…

…be prevented from loosing and to be prevented from natural disasters which is called ‘traditional security’ according to Fitzgerald and Dennis (1996). 2.2 Why Organisations need security? As discussed above, the organisations in this century more…

…they allow him the freedom to explore his heart (Brunsdale 979). Instead, Ibsen utilized modern dialogue that could be read and performed naturally, yet with an air of introspection and retrospection, thus allowing the analysis of past events to lead to the climax…