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    and bullets. These trenches are strategically designed for all activities‚ with interlinking pathways. Since the weather only consists of rain‚ the mud has become unimaginably thick in the trenches; it has become incredibly difficult to complete simple tasks such as walking. Since all the soldiers have to live in the trenches the wet and thick mud has established its own disease called the trench foot; this is when the foot has a fungal infection. Each day the conditions are becoming worse in the

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    against the blue of the midafternoon sky. There wasn’t a single cloud. It was a beautiful‚ blue bird day. Pulling into the handicapped spot in front of Nails n’ Screws‚ Sam looked at his hands. Only now did he realize his body was still caked with mud. His hands a dusty brown‚ his body moving strangely under its new exoskeleton. The dirt under his fingernails was black‚ clay based. Walking inside‚ he tried rubbing his hands on his jeans to clean them‚ but instead only left behind dirty streaks.

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    attracting this bird for close up easy viewing . These birds are medium-sized ranging in length from 9 to 12 inches. Their crown and crest are gray-blue. – The nest is a bulky cup made of twigs‚ leaves‚ roots‚ grass‚ moss and sometimes held together by mud. Usually placed between 8 to 30 feet above ground. You can try attracting these birds to nest in your backyard by placing a nesting shelf in a tree‚ or on the side of a garage or shed overlooking both open spaces and foliage. Place the nesting shelf

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    Dystopian World I was standing in a ditch that once was the flowing‚ working River Thames‚ outside the Houses of Parliament scavenging for any wealth or riches buried that could see me through another day. The Thames used to be filled with water a few years ago‚ carrying cargo‚ commuters and tourists but now in the 2050 it is no more than a boggy bed. I’m lucky to be still alive‚ with the shortage of food and water due to the power termination in 2040‚ the world has slowly‚ slowly worn away. The

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    June 2011 plate tectonics and associated hazards Comment on the extent to which the features shown in the image support the theory of plate tectonics. To begin with we can see that many of the landmasses appear as separated jigsaw pieces with their complementary shaped coastlines. One example of this is how the North Western coastline of Africa could quite easily ‘slot into’ the North Eastern Coastline of America. This suggests that in the history of the Earth‚ these two land masses were once connected

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    Dear diary‚ I was trudging across dreaded communications trench‚ feet and clothes damp and cold. The mud had gone hard as it was crunching under my worn out‚ over sized boots. I was considered lucky to even get boots. It was a narrow trench that was shared by many young and innocent soldiers who were limping to the fatal front line; I looked up into the sullen and weary eyes of a petrified soldier with curly black hair like a plate of broken noodles. His clothes were tired and filthy with a foul

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    Legend of the Seeker Misrepresents Every person can name at least one or five or ten books that have been turned into a movie or a television show. Books such as Twilight‚ Harry Potter‚ Lord of the Rings‚ Of Mice and Men‚ Wizards First Rule‚ ‘Romeo and Juliet’ - though that is a play- and many more. But how many of these productions actually portray the book in the fashion in which it was written. My guess is that the number is very few. People read books because they enjoy them and get excited

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    Ben Fisher Mr. Anderson AP Writing and Composition 1 14th November 2012 Cat’s Cradle American Author Analysis by Ben Fisher Cat’s Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut is a science fiction book that was published in 1963. The book is (falsely thought to be)centered around the narrator‚ John‚ and his quest to write a book about what was happeneing with the creators of the atomic bomb the day the first bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. His adventure follows his travels as he meets with researchers‚ the children

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    Compare the ways in which Wilfred Owen reflects on warfare in The Sentry and Dulce et Decorum Est Wilfred Owen was one of the leading English poets of World War 1‚ whom’s work was immensely influenced by Siegfried Sassoon and the events that he witnesses whilst fighting as a soldier. ’The Sentry’ and ’Dulce et Decorum Est’ are both shocking and realistic war poems that were used to expose the horrors of war from the soldiers on the horrors of trenches and gas warfare‚ they challenged and stood

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    From the initial pronouncement by the GP that a woman is pregnant to the regular scans and antenatal process pregnant women are expected to participate in‚ pregnancy has been redefined as a potential risky process requiring medical surveillance. Explain this statement using sociological concepts including medicalization and consider the advantages and disadvantages of this approach to pregnancy. The medicalization of pregnancy and childbirth has changed from something that was previously the most

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