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    a part of the crew that was chosen to lay the final ten miles of track. It was an amazing experience and memorable day for everyone in the United States of America. The biggest obstacle my company had faced was getting through the Sierra Nevada mountains. Some had died while blasting through the rock or when avalanches came crashing down onto us. Thanks to James Howden‚ we were

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    they don’t want people there taking pictures and seeing what they are doing and happening in the country. Mount Kailas is also great in religious value. It is the holy mountain to four different religions: Hinduism‚ Jainism‚ Buddhism‚ and Bön. There is a lot of border trafficking for every year

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    Situational analysis: 1. For MS‚ CMS is an important part of the business and they can’t afford to lag behind in it since it is an important nexus for two of their other businesses. 2. Paul Nasr is in dilemma whether to promote Rob Parson to the post of managing director or not because of his prior implicit commitment to him and the extremely bad performance reviews about him from his colleagues. 3. Paul Nasr is over cautious about his actions as he himself is fairly new to the organization. 4. Situation

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    To What Extent did the Chinese-Americans Build the First Transcontinental Railroad? 2‚832 words Abstract This paper analyzes the extent to which the Chinese-Americans built the first transcontinental railroad. It doesn’t include the contribution of any other ethnicities apart from the Chinese-Americans since it would significantly increase the range of the topic. This paper will analyze the topic by dividing it into three sections. It will firstly

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    Socratic Seminar Notes Mountains Beyond Mountains 1. Paul Farmer has made sacrifices‚ but it seems like he is unaware of them Or maybe he just doesn’t mind He’s made sacrifices as not being able to see his wife and daughter very much He’s exiled himself to these desolate ghettos‚ though he has a house in Paris I agree with the way Farmer makes sacrifices‚ because he doesn’t do it to look good‚ but because he truly cares‚ and to him making them is a no brainer. The way Paul makes sacrifices

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    To: Mr. Zachary Evans From: Joseph Mirola‚ Head of Claims Dept Date: Sept 9 2013            Subject: Those are why you should maintain the fitness center  Dear Mr. Evans As discussed in our meeting last week‚ I understand that you have some reasons to close the fitness center (FC). As a regular user‚ I was greatly benefited from using the fitness center. During the past 8 months‚ I have instituted a new program to encourage the use of the center and have seen great benefits. I will present

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    transcontinental railroad. “The number of miles of U.S. railroads increased from less than 10‚000 miles to more than 350‚000 miles between 1850 and 1910.” Railroads developed the capacity to create routes‚ go over rivers and canyons‚ tunnel through mountains‚ and ascent over hills. For railways to be put in place‚ forests‚ national parks‚ and animal species had to be destroyed in order for westward expansion to happen. The creation of these structures may have made a huge impact on westward expansion

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    Saving the Mountains Christina Samples Kaplan University Final Project College Composition II Professor Mark Kusnir Table of Contents: I. Essay II. References III. Formal Letter IV. Reflective Piece V. Powerpoint Presentation ( see additional File) Oh the green rolling hills of Appalachia‚ spanning from New York to Alabama‚ mountainous and majestic and yet they are plagued with destruction. Destruction brought

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    The Transcontinental Railroad: A Double Edged Sword David B Jayroe II Hist233 Professor Para November 15‚ 2014 The Transcontinental Railroad: A Double Edged Sword January 24‚ 1948 was the day that drastically changed the history of America. This day‚ James W. Marshal discovered gold in the south fork of the American River‚ while building a saw mill for Captain John Sutter. Despite his attempts to conceal his discovery‚ the news spread quickly across the country‚ setting the California

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    There are many theories that elaborate on how different Indian tribes came to be in America. A problem for historians concerning Indian culture is they didn’t record history in the way that other societies did. Often history was passed on by word of mouth and it wasn’t until the arrival of the English‚ Spanish or French that a more formal account was taken down. It is estimated that up to 50 million people were already living in the Americas for 15 century AD and possibly 10 million in what would

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