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…To me the first trait, leadership, is the most important. Without leaders we have no one to set examples and show us the way, nor have we the motivation or encouragement to help us surpass life's obstacles. Some people may say that having two nuclear…

…. It also discusses the way the city of Hiroshima rebuilt itself and how it responded over time to being the first city ever to be attacked with a nuclear bomb. Of the six characters discussed in Hiroshima, one character, Father Wilhelm Kleinsorge, seems…

…tensions even before the war ended. The Soviet Union and the United States stayed far apart during the next three decades of superpower conflict and the nuclear and missile arms race. Beginning in the early 1970s, the Soviet regime proclaimed a policy…

…to be used as a form of nuclear warfare. The name of the top secret project was The Manhattan Project named after the Manhattan Engineer District of the US Army Corps of Engineers due to the great amount of early research done in New York. Scientists working…

…for their parents. The typical household in Han China was made up of a nuclear family, which included only parents and children. There were also extended family’s, which consisted of parents, children, grandparents, and other relatives living together in one household…

…acres per second. This means that less and less carbon dioxide is being absorbed from the atmosphere every second. To prevent this from happening people should look for new ways to generate energy. For example we can use nuclear fusion, the energy…

…during the cold war in 1969, it was developed by the U.S Department of Defenses’s (DOD) in conjunction with a number of military contractors and universities to explore the possibility of a communication network that could survive a nuclear attack…

…. In the latter case, especially if the difference between the larva and adult is great, large parts of the body of the larva, including all the specifically larval organs, disintegrate (necrobiotic metamorphosis). Critical mass: Én nuclear physics, the! minimum…

…and rites of passage than for their religious significance. I don't believe that this statement is necessarily true in our family. Going to church is a huge part of our customs and beliefs with my nuclear family and my extended family. I go to church every…

…the Victorian era. And it goes on not only where one might expect it to - in the media, the private and public schools, the courts, the family, nuclear or extended or single - parented. The construction of gender also goes on, if less obviously, in the academy…