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    familiar voices. I can still hear the wailing coming past our rickety gates‚ as mothers and fathers‚ brothers and sisters‚ lamented for the person they loved‚ lying heavy and stiff in the clothes of the dead‚ being carried someplace on the surrounding hillside‚ to be buried in graves unmarked‚ mounds of earth covered by a few toppled stones.” (Pg. 64) This quote demonstrates the suffering of Kao’s family in Ban Vinai and the ubiquity of death around them. “Hmong men and women were beaten‚ raped‚ and killed

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    gods and believed that the gods would take care of them when they died. Another major part of Ancient Greece was Theatre. The Greek theatre was a huge part of life and began with honouring their gods. Huge outdoor Theatres were built on the hillsides to seat crowds of up to 15‚000 people. They even released prisoners from jail temporarily so they could attend. All the actors in plays were men as women are weren’t allowed to participate or be anywhere near a theatre. Members of the chorus were

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    splended with many old castle which is French’s architecture. I’m sure that anybody who has visited Ba Na can’t forget this village. Arrive at Gare Ba Na‚ the first thing we noticed when approaching this gare were some villas perched on a hill top or hillside‚ behind thick pine forests and almost invisible on this foggy morning. Then‚we walked to Fantasy Park which is so modern and attractive. I felt like here was Disney Land. There are funny games for children and thrilling ones for youth and older.

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    Essay) Paragraph 2- Body Topic sentence: Athens had the better system because anybody could hold office. Evidence: All of the Athens 40‚000 citizens were eligible to attend. (Doc E) Explanation: The Athenian assembly met 40 times a year on a hillside called Pnyx‚ near the Acropolis. Evidence: 100 % of adult male citizens were eligible to become members of the smaller consul of 500. (Doc E) Explanation: They all chose by lot which meant they were all

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    versions viewers lose out on the foreshadowing of the red and the thematic aspect of solitaire. The absence of foreshadowing to the color red changes the viewers meaning behind the symbol. In the first scene of the movie a woman is running down a hillside wearing a tattered red dress in Weed. In the book the event was told by George as he said ’’Well he [Lennie] seen this girl in a red dress… So he reaches out to feel this red dress an’ the girl lets out a squawk’’… (Steinbeck 41) From the opening

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    radiation hazards. There are many causes by which the hazard’s are caused: Natural hazards include anything that is caused by a natural process‚ and can include obvious hazards such as volcanoes to smaller scale hazards such as loose rocks on a hillside. Man-made hazards are created by humans‚ whether long-term or immediate. These include activity related hazardswhere cessation of the activity will negate the risk. Deadly force or retribution it is that hazard involving any protective and responsive-ready

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    I am riding my silky and smooth haired‚ brown horse deep in the darkening and snowy woods. My horse and I are on a hunt for troubled fun. A misfit man is surely awaiting my presence. This old man‚ George‚ hides and peeks around the skirts of town. Our history started when we met in the woods hunting for food. I had a load of potential dinner already on my back. Old man George had a few but was only hunting for fun. I was nearing the end of my trip‚ when I spotted two very still jack rabbits

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    In China‚ Seven thousand years of exploration agriculture had destroyed the landscape. The grazing of animals on the slopes made it impossible for nature to grow and rainfalls no longer seeked into the Earth but instead washed down the hillsides taking the soil along with it which annihilated its fertility. The light unprotected soil is also swept into the winds causing dust storms over China’s cities and its borders. Also in Jordan and Ethiopia deserts are advancing and water is becoming

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    Some people believe Rome had a better system for citizenship‚ not in fact Athens system for citizenship is better. In 500 B.C.E Athens established a direct democracy. People have been arguing about this question‚ whom developed the better citizenship system Athens‚ or Rome? Better is defined as that which has a greater excellence‚ or is preferable or wiser. Athens citizenship made more sense because of three reasons: all citizens are equal‚ they had the power to ostracize‚ and they had full participation

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    effects on the environment. Rapidly increasing numbers of people puts pressure on the available land and other resources. This therefore prompts the opening up of new farmlands‚ most of which are ecologically sensitive (e.g. forests‚ swamps and hillsides.) In many cases‚ the pressures of population growth force people to obtain more food for themselves and this results in over cultivation and eventually yields reduce. In addition‚ rural – urban migration and its associated problems are a result of

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