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    Formula One Racing

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    Formula One racing has witnessed many dramatic finishes over the years‚ but in terms of sheer shock value‚ few come close to matching the end of the 1970 Monaco Grand Prix. Starting his final lap‚ long-time race leader Jack Brabham knew he merely had to snake his way around the twisting 3.1 kilometres of harbour-side tarmac without incident to be guaranteed victory. Second-placed Jochen Rindt was right on his tail‚ but with overtaking so notoriously difficult at the street track - and Brabham

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    The Medici Family Notes

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    known as Giovanni di Bicci. Giovanni di Bicci increases the Medici wealth to unprecedented levels. He also uses it discreetly for political purposes in a manner which will be perfected by his son‚ Cosimo. Cosimo de’ Medici earns for himself the posthumous title pater patriae (’father of the fatherland’). It acknowledges his great contribution to the enhanced status of Florence. But it also contains‚ to modern ears‚ a hint of the method behind his power - with its echo of a mafia godfather. Cosimo

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    Philo T. Farnsworth In modern day society‚ of the period following the second millennium‚ television has become the center at which a lot of people have spent their free time. Television has become such an integral part of the technologically inclined world‚ that it has become a major industry that seems on par with the film industry. For television to have become as ubiquitous as it has become‚ it had to go through years of innovation‚ and this innovation was the product of Philo T. Farnsworth’s

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    INTRODUCTION Eisenstein had begun during the late 1920s into montage and cinematography in the other arts. Sergei Eisenstein is widely regarded as much by people who have not seen his films as by those who have‚ as one of the most important figures in the history of cinema. Historically‚ his reputation developed around four factors. First there were the films themselves‚ which were not only masterpieces but almost attracted controversy and indeed censorship‚ in their home country as

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    El- Hajj Maalik El Shabazz. Malcolm X was a force that brought upon change in both Black America and the global community as well. His ideology of necessitating power for the black people‚ and no longer standing the advent of racism was a radical conception in his time. Malcolm X’s contributions to the Nation of Islam‚ as well as Islam‚ his cultural renaissance and pursuit of justice in the civil rights movement are visible within the narrative of his life as well as the evolution of his perceptions

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    and recover some of his emotional and mental strength. However‚ in February of 1820‚ all his future plans had to be put on hold because Keats stated noticing obvious symptoms of tuberculosis. This marked the start of what Keats referred to as his “posthumous life.” He was a man in love‚ yet because of his illness‚ he could not pursue the relationship which he so yearned for. Keats could not even take pleasure in the encouraging feedback from the publication of his first volume of odes and poems. The

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    thought people might go on reading him for seven years. "Why seven?" asked Bunin. "Well‚ seven and a half‚" Chekhov replied. "That’s not bad. I’ve got six years to live."[85] Always modest‚ Chekhov could hardly have imagined the extent of his posthumous reputation. The ovations for The Cherry Orchard in the year of his death showed him how high he had risen in the affection of the Russian public—by then he was second in literary celebrity only to Tolstoy‚[86] who outlived him by six years—but after

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    right of the unborn child

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    Olayinka S. Akinwunmi in his paper titled ‘Legal Impediments on the Practical Implementation of the Child Right Act 2003’‚ the article is poised to examine the various legal impediments in the practical implementation of the Act since it has been legislated. It included an in depth analysis of its content and other circumstances that could either facilitate or hinder its implementation both nationally and internationally. The Act took cognizance of every person and individual concerned in the

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    AMERICAN BELIEFS AND VALUES There are some ideals and values rooted in the country’s history and spread by media (films‚ TV) that many Americans share. 1. Individualism – has strong roots in America. Individualism is understood not only as self reliance but also as economic self-sufficiency. It has been a central theme in American history. Many years ago most Americans were farmers whose success depended not on cooperation with others but on their ability to confront the hardships of land

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