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    and unorganized. But it had character. The Van Dorth Hotel should have been a depressing place‚ but somehow it wasn’t; its quaintness saved it. It was the third time I had stayed at the Van Dorth. I had been told about it first by the skipper of a Dutch tramp‚ the S.S. Utrecht‚ on which I had travelled from Merauke in New Guinea to Macassar. The captain‚ chief officer‚ engineer‚ the supercargo‚ and I piled into the launch and went ashore. There was no unique characteristics about them. They were the

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    free people of color

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    many were of mixed race . Free people of color was especially a term used in New Orleans and the former Louisiana Territory‚ where a substantial third class of primarily mixed-race‚ free people developed. There were also free people of color in Caribbean and Latin American slave societies. These colonial societies classified mixed-race people in a variety of ways‚ generally related to appearance and to the proportion of African ancestry. History Free people of color‚ or gens de couleur libre

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    Dutch Boy Executive Summary

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    Founded in 1907‚ Dutch Boy continues to be an industry leader in delivering innovative and high-quality products and packaging solutions‚ and is one of the most recognizable brands in the market. Dutch Boy is one of the leading brands of Sherwin-Williams Company architectural coating product. The goal of this marketing plan is to outline the strategies‚ tactics‚ and programs that will make the sales goals outlined in the Dutch Boy Paint business plan a reality in October 2007. Dutch Boy‚ unlike a

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    Belgium Cultural Analysis

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    (Maas)‚ both of which rise in France‚ flow through Belgium‚ pass through the Netherlands‚ and empty into the North Sea. IV. Social Institutions a. Family i. The nuclear family - Belgians are among the happiest‚ most satisfied people in the world and among the least likely to leave their country. happiness is a safe and comfortable life shared with family and friends. Much of the Belgian culture revolves around their family. The Belgian family has remained very close-knit despite

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    communication is possible‚ exists. Continental West Germanic The many regional dialects of German are often cited as the canonical example of a dialect continuum. They form a single dialect continuum‚ with three recognized literary standards. Although Dutch and standard German are not mutually intelligible‚ there are transitional dialects that are‚ for example‚ Limburgish‚ spoken in parts of the Netherlands‚ Belgium and a very small part of Germany‚ and some other Low Franconian dialects spoken across

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    outside of the window‚ causing confusion for the viewer. The camera is out of focus for a moment and is used at a Dutch Angle or Dutch Tilt Shot‚ giving the impression that the world in frame is out of balance‚ which is the explicit meaning. This gives credence to the fact that the woman’s state of mind is also “off balance” which is the implicit meaning of the scene. By using the Dutch Camera Angle this causes confusion for the viewer‚ helping us to relate to the implicit meaning of the scene.

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    Period 1 Dutch Republic D.B.Q. In the middle of the seventeenth century‚ the Dutch Republic‚ made up of seven provinces‚ dominated international trade. However‚ from 1650 to 1713‚ the Dutch started facing military conflicts with other countries across Europe. These conflicts threatened Dutch security‚ unity‚ and prosperity. Amsterdam was the leading banking and trading center in Europe. There were three main trade routes from the Dutch Republic. The Dutch traded slaves‚ spices

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    Franco-Dutch War Analysis

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    Franco-Dutch War‚ commonly referred to simply as the Dutch War‚ was a conflict in which France attacked the Spanish Netherlands (1)‚ a territory in the Low Countries controlled by Spain (2). In 1670‚ England and France signed the Treaty of Dover‚ uniting them against the Dutch (1). When French forces under Louis XIV invaded the Netherlands‚ Dutch armies flooded vast portions of the country by opening the dikes‚ impeding French movement. William III of Orange‚ the Dutch monarch‚ oversaw the naval

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    ------------------------------------------------- "RIZAL’S SECOND SOJOURN(pag babakasyon) IN PARIS AND THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION(paglalahad) OF 1889"               Paris in the spring of   1889 was bursting with gaiety(joy) and excitement because of the universal exposition. Thousands of visitors from all corner of the world crowded every hotel‚ inn‚ and boarding house .every -where  in the metropolis the hotel rate in London ‚ was caught in the whirl of gay Parisian life .despite the social parties

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    Imagine a place where bright lights currently glow the streets‚ a city that become depended on trade to grow its riches. Known today as Amsterdam‚ the city is known for its international trade and transport. Today Amsterdam holds the must see Museum of Van Gogh. And to mention Amsterdam’s social life is well known. Here in Amsterdam‚ reefer is legal‚ prostitutes are common‚ and religion is free to be expressed. This lively city has rich history‚ but began with humble origins. Amsterdam originated

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