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    Battle Of Inchon Essay

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    and South Korean forces to push North Korea back past the 38th Parallel. Before the Battle of Inchon‚ an intelligence mission led by Lt. Eugene Clark gained information about North Korean defenses‚ but he also reported on the tides‚ which was unusual. The use of the tides played a major role in the battle of Inchon. North Korea uniting the Korean Peninsula under its rule could have

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    Glorification of unrealistic physical beauty is the dominant cultural norm that we all embrace‚ with the only difference being the extent as to which we embrace and practice it. That is‚ we all are implicitly susceptible to and participate in the cultural perpetuation of the aesthetic beauty standards that also happen to be more heavily weighed against women rather than men. The length at which some people go to obtain physical flawlessness has unfortunately created a standard of beauty that cannot

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    The Berkeley Pit

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    toxic that it kills almost all that touches it? A place where pure water meets vile and vicious chemicals deemed cinema worthy‚ and is visible from space! In the city of Butte‚ Montana‚ the hazardous Berkeley Pit is a cesspool of toxic chemicals and crimson water that may create disastrous consequences for the ecosystem of Montana; but could something so sinister act as a way to better ourselves in scientific fields? The 20th century brought on a new era of technology fueled by boom and bust; Some would

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    and physical appearance of Alexandru‚ the key villain. He constantly makes reference to shades of red such as crimson‚ symbolizing the vampires lust and desire for blood‚ especially Alexandru‚ “In front of her was a face that she had never seen before‚ a thin‚ pale face toppled with dark waves of shoulder-length hair‚ with sharp features and sunken eye sockets with two dreadful crimson orbs” The effect of this quote is to create an atmosphere of fear and intimidation‚ as the features of Alexandru

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    apple tree

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    Analysis of “Apple Tree” (extract) John Galsworthy is an English writer of XIX-XX centuries famous for The Forsyte Saga and he won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1932. It is important to know‚ that he started his literary career with long short stories‚ and The Apple Tree‚ which was published in 1917‚ is one of the most popular by Galsworthy. This extract does not say anything in particular about the whole story‚ but we can see very vividly the beginning of certain kind of events. Basically

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    Color Distortion: Perception

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    “Color describtion: Perception” Theoretical Framework: Prototype theory Invented Words (Berko 1958). Color Semantics Link between perception & language. Cultural differences in color terms. Objectives: Observe at what age children start to distinguish between similar colors. Observe with which objects do they relate colors the most. Observe if cultural aspects change color description. Materials: List of colors from Wikipedia. 11 Subjects for the interviews (4 children‚ 2 adolescents

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    Narrative Essay

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    behind him is a pretty good one. The tide was going out at the bay and the water where we were walking was ankle deep. Miniature waves splashed our legs and the choppiness of the water made it difficult to see our feet. No matter‚ I thought. This water wasn’t deep enough for any fish too big to hang out in. Even being barefoot‚ I figured I was safe. My husband spent his childhood coming to Cape Cod. He had walked in many a low tide and scoured the pools for low tide treasures. He knew the horseshoe

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    an image to represent the people who are trying to strip the ship of everything it earned and represented. 5. In Longfellow’s "The Tide Rises‚ The Tide Falls‚" how does the title foreshadow the fact the traveler will not return? This title foreshadows the fact that the traveler wont come back because a tide comes and goes and if a person was described as a tide then they would surley be either leaving or going. 6. Do you think Longfellow’s poem is about one specific traveler‚ or could it apply

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    Times Algal Blooms

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    presented and discussed‚ allowing the reader to derive their own opinion about the origin of algal blooms and what will happen in the future. table of contents Table of Contents I. Harmful Algae II. What are Algal Blooms and Red Tides? III. Why do Algal Blooms occur? IV. What are the effects of Algal Blooms? V. Where and how often do Algal Blooms occur? VI. Resources I. Harmful Algae All algal species are not harmful. Only a few out of the thousands of species

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    The Birthmark

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    Georgiana is constantly confronted with the fact that she bares the “visible mark of earthly imperfection.” Georgiana “came so nearly perfect from the hand of Nature” but was deemed defective by this “singular mark […] that wore a tint of deeper crimson‚ which imperfectly defined its shape amid the surrounding rosiness.” (pg. 47) Alymer‚ Georgiana’s husband‚ made his feeling about the birthmark quite clear. He believed that it “destroyed the effect of Georgiana’s beauty‚ and rendered her countenance

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