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    The Black Prince

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    THE RIVERS AND LAKES OF THE USA The United States has many thousands of streams. Some of them are mighty rivers‚ which cross the state and even international boundaries. Others are tiny streams. Some rivers flow lazily across wide‚ flat valleys‚ others rush swiftly down deep canyons and steep gorges which they have carved out for their paths. The rivers of the United States belong to the Atlantic and the Pacific basins. The chief drainage system of the country is the Mississippi River

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    Tasik Kenyir

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    BIRD WATCHING There are so many species of birds at Lake Kenyir. There are some of 230 species of birds such as hornbills‚ Crested Serpent Eagle‚ Bat Hawk‚ Changeable Hawk Eagle‚ Lesser Fish Eagle‚ Magpie Robin‚ Pigeon‚ Dove‚ Mina‚ Woodpecker‚ Bulbul‚ Yellow Vented‚ Yellow Headed‚ Kingfisher‚ Raptors‚ Sunbird and many others. Lake Kenyir has the biggest number of hornbills species such as Rhinoceros Hornbills‚ Great Hornbills‚ Oriental Pied Hornbills‚ Black Hornbills‚ White Crown Hornbills‚ Wreathe

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    Nestle Water Scandal

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    against the corporation. Ethical business practices along with the exploiting of natural resources have taken their toll on Nestle‚ but not just the company’s bottom line has seen effects. Stakeholders such as small rural communities in the Great Lakes region‚ the East Coast‚ even in Western areas such as the Arkansas River in Utah‚ as well as third world countries including Nigeria‚ Ethiopia and Pakistan have dealt with the production and sale of Nestle bottled water. As soon as Nestle began extracting

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    “In the Lake of the Woods” is a non-linear novel by Tim O’ Brien that consists of the themes trauma and insecurity. The protagonist of the text‚ John Wade is driven into insanity due to his fear of losing the love of his life‚ Kathy. Throughout the novel‚ john Wade’s secrets are exposed to the world‚ this being the reason that ended his career as a politician‚ which was the final push towards his madness. Wade was not only affected by his shattering moment in his career‚ but his childhood and experiences

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    Essay On Ancient Aztecs

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    the northern area of Mexico. The ancient Aztecs were one of the strongest tribes back in those days. The main city of the Aztecs called Tenochtitlan was situated on an island that had a lake around it. The interesting part is that the Aztecs saw an eagle perched on a cactus on the soggy land near the southwest of lake Texcoco they knew it would be an amazing place to settle. Sadly‚ the tribe only lasted for 2 centuries as it had been attacked by another tribe. I would be talking about 3 main ideas in

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    open-air museum with magnificent natural attractions‚ and on it’s mineral abounding soil‚ marvels like boundless steppes‚ long-living forests‚ supreme mountains‚ seeking rivers and crystal clear lakes gratify the soul. One of the most unusual and unique gifts from nature to our land is undoubtedly Lake Alakol‚ to which I had a growing interest from the time I was a child‚ and later this interest evolved into a craving to visit this place. But because of the coincidence of various circumstances

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    Climate Uganda

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    Scotland www.ltsi.co.uk Tel: (+44) 131 440 5500 Fax: (+44) 131 440 5501 Main author Nick Hepworth Senior Consultant LTS International Ltd. nick-hepworth@ltsi.co.uk‚ + 44 (0) 7906 083 222 Contributing author (Box 2 Implications of climate change for Lake Victoria and Nile flows and technical review) Marisa Goulden Senior Research Fellow Overseas Development Group University of East Anglia Norwich‚ UK NR4 7TJ Citation Reference: Hepworth‚ N. and Goulden‚ M.‚ 2008‚ Climate Change in Uganda: Understanding

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    [pic] “The Lake Of Isle Of Innisfree” is about a person who wants to have a different life in “Innisfree” and to relax in his life before. The first stanza is telling the readers that the main character wants to be free and leaves the annoying things behind his head and be free. The first sentence starts with “I will arise and go now‚ and go to Innisfree.” It’s showing the readers that he is keen to go to Innisfree and is determined to go away. The next sentence “small cabin” is showing that

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    Tanauan City

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    the south. * City Government The Town of Tanauan was founded on its present location in 1754‚ having been transferred from the fringe of Taal Lake where it was originally situated. It is generally believed that Tanauan‚ together with Sala was originally founded in 1572 by the Augustinian missionaries who built mission at the shore of the Lake known as Bonbon (now Taal). The town‚ however‚ was totally destroyed during the most impressive and catastrophic historically recorded eruption of Taal

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    Facts About Michigan

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    region of the U.S the state is in is the Midwestern region. Some bordering states are Indiana‚ and Ohio. The date of admission into the U.S is January 26‚1837. The state abbreviation is MI and the state nickname is the Wolverine State‚ and the Great lakes states. Michigan’s population is 9‚895‚622 rank 9 of 50. Michigan’s state motto is “If you seek a pleasant peninsula‚ look about

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