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    Anzac Bridge

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    The Anzac Bridge was first opened in 1995 was designed by Ken Wheeler from the RTA and took 6 years to build by the company Baulderstone Hornibrook. It is cable stayed bridge with a semi fan arrangement of the cables. It was built to replace the Glebe Island Bridge due to the bridge being unable to cope with large amounts of traffic. The Anzac Bridge was designed as a motorway to ease congestion and allow my traffic to flow through the bridge as well as including pedestrian paths and a bicycle path

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    RIGHT TO EDUCATION: REALITY OR MYTH ALBY JOSEPH In the year 2002‚ The Constitution (Eighty-sixth Amendment) Act was enacted by the Indian Parliament. This amendment provided for insertion of article 21A in the constitution‚ by which it was made obligatory for the state to provide for free and compulsory education to all children of the age six to fourteen years. This amendment envisaged a consequential

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    a. Imagine asking 100 strangers to describe a criminal. Predict whether those descriptions would be likely to focus on street criminals‚ or the variety of topics covered in this video. With everything that’s going on nowadays I would say that it’s a combination of both‚ although it is more likely that those 100 strangers will choose the street criminals. Most people don’t know too much about the white collar or corporate crimes until it happens and maybe because it something that affects

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    Myths are more comforting than reality Since the first known civilizations and cultures‚ up to the industrial revolution and sudden expansion of education‚ myths and legends have occupied an important place in human understanding of reality. With their help‚ people have explained not only everyday events that were difficult to conceive‚ but also the unusual and rare ones. They were the source of comfort at difficult times‚ restoring people’s faith in justice‚ stability and worth of ideals. Myths

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    Use the five attached sources and your own research to address this question. Using the provided the sources and your own knowledge‚ explain ‘how’ and ‘why’ the Anzac legend was created? How well do these sources support the Anzac legend? Write a 750-word report/submission to a museum that explains ‘how’ and ‘why’ the ANZAC legend was created. Referring to the above question‚ you need to explain whether you think the sources attached to this assignment should be included in the museum’s exhibition

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    Henry Ford: Man‚ MythLegend Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company produced 15 million Model T’s from 1908 to the year 1927. Using his invention of the assembly line‚ Henry Ford made producing automobiles very efficient. The making of an automobile went from a complex procedure to a job that the simple average man can handle. Before Henry Ford revolutionized the industry of automobile making with the assembly line‚ cars were made very different. In order to produce a car it took a very talented

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    Henrietta’s personal and scientific history within the book. In chapter 21 Rebecca finally meets most of Henrietta’s children and goes through a test to see if she’s worthy of their mothers information but‚ while discussing with the family they go into the myth of night doctors ones whom they believe also experimented on their mother. The author used this chapter to let you sympathize with the family so you are able to finally see things from their eyes and to show how much information they lacked of their

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    Clark Gable: The Man‚ the Myth‚ the Legend Clark Gable was in Mogambo (1953) with Donald Sinden‚ who was in Balto (1995) with Kevin Bacon; giving Gable surprisingly only two degrees of separation. William Clark Gable first appeared on February 1st 1901 to an audience of his mother and father in Cadiz‚ Illinois. The boy would grow to become the embodiment of masculinity in Hollywood cinema during the ‘30’s and 40’s. The appropriately nicknamed “King of Hollywood” is most known for his roles of

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    The Hound of the Baskervilles The Hound of The Baskervilles begins at 221B Baker Street‚ London‚ England. This story is told by Watson‚ as he and Sherlock Holmes are asked to investigate the mysterious death of Sir Charles Baskerville. This legend leads one to believe that the Baskerville estate and family is cursed by a great black hound‚ but Watson and Mr. Holmes are determined to prove this curse to be no more than an old tall tale. With only one heir left in the Baskerville family remaining

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    of African languages. Concern has been placed on economic development and indigenous languages. The question that is being answered or addressed in this writing is whether the use of indigenous languages in developmental issues (economic) is a myth or reality especially in African states. It is of much relevance to note that various Afro centric views have been employed in the issue of African languages in development. Much-related examples have been drawn from the East in China and Japan and the

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