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…, nearly two-thirds of the population lives here (International Food). The climate and rich volcanic soil (Mt. Kenya is located in this area) make it one of Kenya's most successful agricultural production regions. Coffee and tea, Kenya's main cash crops…
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…with the traditional stone post-and-lintel system of earlier architecture. Roman concrete was an amalgam of aggregate and a mortar of lime and pozzolana, a volcanic sand, which provided Roman architects with the means to cover vast spaces with great vaults (see Arch…
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…and triggered earthquakes and volcanic activity from the shifting tectonic plates. Millions of tons of debris, including dust, gas, and water vapor, would have been thrown into the atmosphere and then carried around the entire Earth from the extreme winds…
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…, glasslike volcanic rock - semiprecious stones from Anatolia, turquoise from the Sinai, and cowrie shells from the Red Sea. (www.wikipedia.org.). A political determinant is illustrated in the city state of classical Greece. Ancient Greece was the birth place…
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…really attracted people to mine in Australia. Fortune seekers migrated to Australia in search for gold. Money is an important part of them. Australia had a lot to offer in that sense. Natural disasters such as earthquake, volcanoes erupting really drove…
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…as a consequence of the Russo-Turkish War, and Romania and Serbia became autonomous and Bosnia was under Austria-Hungary's control, but not annexed until 1908. The Second Balkan War erupted in 1913, because of disagreements over how to split Macedonia between Greece…
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…of the South Pacific before war erupts. Their airplane crashes and the lads are left to fend for themselves on a remote island. The storyline takes the boys from innocence to savagery. The film did not receive rave reviews from critics. “The film version takes away…
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…and national banks to candidates for federal office. Enforcement and further legislation to restrict campaign money were weak. for decades after that, until the Watergate scandal erupted before the 1972 election. Secret and illegal contributions had been made…
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…underground, where their hatred will fester and possibly erupt in a more violent form at a later time" (p.194). College administrators may find speech codes attractive as a quick fix, but as Haiman puts it "Suppressing the overt verbal or symbolic expression…
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…that, Gene believes Phineas is trying to lower his grades by making him stay out every night. Then, one night while Phineas is trying to get Gene to go watch Leper jump off the tree, Gene erupts and tells him he has to study. To which Phineas replies "You want…
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