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    HotFlat‚ and Crowded” by Thomas Friedman is a book that addresses all about our environment. It addresses in detail what goes on within our environment and what will happen in the future if we do not take care of it. Friedman‚ throughout his whole work successfully talks about how the environment will change and how it will affect the people who live in this environment. Throughout the whole book‚ he tells about different factors that happen in the environment in our country and different countries

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    HotFlat‚ and Crowded by Thomas L. Friedman is a book that outlines the causes of climate change‚ argues against those who refuse to believe in climate change‚ proposes solutions to the challenges of climate change‚ and urges the United States to be at the forefront of these solutions. Friedman argues that the United States would be able to overcome the Great Recession if it shifted its focus on finding viable alternatives to fossil fuels and reforming our current energy systems. Freidman begins

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    HotFlat‚ and Crowded: Why We Need a Green Revolution-And How It Can Renew America Author: Thomas L. Friedman Thesis Statement: HotFlat‚ & Crowded by Thomas L. Friedman was published by FSC Mixed Sources in the year 2008. This book is a diagnosis of Friedman’s three major challenges facing the world and the United States. Also he includes perceptions for how the United States can cure these problems. Friedman especially specializes on focusing on the greatest challenge of which is global

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    The Book Hot Flat and Crowded written by Thomas Friedman is a book that shows many problems both with the United States and the world today. Each of these problems has the potential to forever change the world. In fact‚ some of them have already made significant changes. Hot describes the climate change or global warming that the world is experiencing. Flat explains the globalization of marketplaces that is occurring. Crowded depicts the rapid population growth that is occurring which is causing

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    Crowded street.

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    Crowded street. Honking‚ shouting‚ clinging and bargaining all at once. With Tuk Tuks sliding through the ocean of people. Bikes unbalanced‚ with snake like speed diving into any gapes available. The ground was marked with wheel prints and footprints‚ checkering the earth. With smokes of morning cheap breakfast zic zacking it’s way through the street. Markets up for business‚ bargains started‚ shouting started. The words sound like spike. Hot summers day‚ the sun poured its heat into the city

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    Crowded Classes

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    CROWDED CLASSES It is known by most people that an avarege number of students in a normal class should be about 20-30. In fact it is also known that in many scholls class size usually are over that number. In overcrowded classes‚ there are too many student. In this type of classes it is so clear to everyone that the teachers don’t know very well and wouldn’t be interested in their students Although some people say crowded class size positively contributes to classroom environment

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    crowded coasts

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    Describe how physical and economic factors may have made one area you have studied in crowded coast (10 marks) Coasts become crowded when more and more people want to move there. This means the coast must a number of different pull factors which attracts people to the area for different reasons. Firstly‚ the climate of an area is a significant factor which can cause it to become crowded. Coasts with a higher climate means that more people want to migrate their in search of warmer climates in the

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    a crowded bazaar

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    A crowded market presents an interesting scene. There is din and bustle. People move up and down the market making all sorts of purchases. There is an unending stream of visitors. The buyers move from one shop to the other. Last Sunday I had a friend from my native village. He requested me to accompany him to Chandni Chowk‚ the old market of Delhi‚ dealing in a variety of goods. It was 3 o’clock when we set out. Within half an hour we were there. We entered the market from the Red Fort side. What

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    A Crowded Shopping Centre

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    A crowded shopping centre The crowd had not dwindled. On the other hand‚ it had become more boisterous: animated. It had come to life. I looked about me as I waited for my friend in the middle of the shopping centre. The crowd was made up of a myriad of characters. Everywhere‚ children dashed about. Groups of teenagers with multi- colored spiky hair walked about from one shop to another. They were essentially window-shopping. They were not carrying any shopping bags with them. I noticed some of

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    Alone in a Crowded Room

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    study the classic tales of Shakespere or the modern novels of J.K. Rowling they learn that some things never change. The literary themes and devices of ancient times develop throughout modern times. The modern saying that someone can feel alone in a crowded room sumarizes a similar theme between "The Seafarer" written by an unknown author and "You Found Me" written by The Fray. The two works portray a common theme that finding God helps change the emotion of lonliness and disappointment by using the

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