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    say‚ it’s too expensive to the fund the law to restrict or prevent them. However‚ it can prove to be vital to prevent situations such as red tides‚ a toxic blooming of red algae. In particular‚ marine biologist Stephen Palumbi states that if we jam the nutrients‚ sewage‚ and fertilizers into the base of the food pyramid‚ it can back up and end up as red tides. This proves a point‚ due to chemicals being added into the water‚ it’s fed on by the bottom of the food chain‚‚ planktons and other small

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    can never get it back. It is sure and certain that time is like a river. As the current of river flows ahead and never comes back. The same is with time. Once lost it can’t be regained. The time and tide is the same. The rise and fall of the sea happen twice daily. When it is time‚ the tide always comes whatever the situation is and we can’t stop it. So that maxim emphasizes that people cannot stop the passing of time and thus should not delay doing things. It is truly said that "don’t count

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    introduced that is discussed will be the ability to predict red tides‚ and the effects it has on fisheries and humans‚ and the ability to better understand the shape of our earth‚ and can forecast models to predict weather forecasts‚ and early warning systems

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    Red tides have been an ongoing environmental problem for our ocean waters wildlife. Red tide is a phenomenon caused by harmful algal blooms that occur when colonies of algae (simple plants that live in the sea and freshwater) grow so numerous that they discolor coastal waters (resulting in the name “red tide”). These large algal blooms of toxic producing dinoflagellates (single-celled organisms that are able to form nutritional organic substances from inorganic substances) may diminish oxygen in

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    was younger but when I joined Tide‚ I discovered that I had thought wrong. That’s when I was formally introduced to a little thing called butterfly… Talk about a major game changer. When I was on Tide in the fourth grade it taught me a lot about competitive swimming. Tide was extremely difficult and everything was really hard. Although‚ the most difficult of it all was butterfly. It was an extremely hard stroke to master and I couldn’t have been worse at it. The Tide coaches kept on breaking down

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    “The Prince of Tides” is an article describing the unexpected yet astronomical rise of Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan to stardom. The article‚ written by Piyush Roy‚ was first published in Stardust Icon in 2010. The article written is intended at readers of celebrity magazines. To be more specific‚ it was written with the fans of Saif Ali Khan in mind. The author of the article was keen to draw the attention of the reader and achieved this by pairing the text with a dashing picture of Saif Ali Khan

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    the legal system is that criminals should be punished and the reasons for their crimes are rarely addressed. The Ocean Tides program is an innovative system rather than punishing juveniles it is an approach that hopes to rehabilitate adjudicated boys in Rhode Island within a year. Typically the more severe a crime is‚ the longer the criminal is sent away for. At the Ocean Tides program‚ 1 year is retrospectively the time that is used to help criminals readjust so once they complete the program their

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    Longfellow and John Greenleaf Whittier both used imagery in their poetry to help the reader picture scenes of nature with language that gives the elements of nature almost human-like qualities. For Longfellow the ocean comes alive in his poem The Tide Rises‚ The Tide Falls and for Whittier‚ he uses images of a winter storm in his poem Snowbound. In both poems‚ the authors use imagery to inspire vivid images of the ocean in

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    roll the tide” Let me come out and say it right off the bat‚ Alabama would never in a million years beat an NFL team. Quit it with the “ROLL TIDE” antics and come back to reality. The roster full of amateure boys would stand no chance against experienced professional men‚ the best of the best. Let’s first analyze the Alabama Crimson Tide. Alabama is currently 14-0 and looking to win the national championship for the second year straight. Led by the number one ranked defense the Tide only allowed

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    Ivory Satterfield Bowser English-10 3 May 2012 The Rolling of the Tide Henry Longfellow‚ one of the greatest poets of all time uses different methods in his poems to help the reader grasp what he was trying to say. In “The Tide Rises‚ the Tide Falls‚” Henry Longfellow uses repetition‚ imagery‚ and insignificance of humans to illustrate to the reader that the importance of people in this world is exaggerated. In Longfellow’s poem‚ he grasps the reader’s attention by using repetition through

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