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    but the shop was closed. I ran to the other one and I got through ‚ I rushed back home but on arriving what I saw just made me drop on my knees. The house was filled with smoke and fire qas ravaging . The glasses on the windows broke and shattered with rhe heat. The burning fire engulfed the house from all sides‚ the house looked like a fire-breathing dragon was inside the house puffing fire. The fleames burned deep red and amber ‚ almost livid purple ‚ the firefighters came in

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    My paper is about how the climate‚ geography‚ and resources of Sudan and South Sudan impact the people in those two countries . Also‚ to learn more about Sudan and South Sudan‚ and to see how both of these countries have became better. I am going to tell you a lot about the festivals‚ food‚ imports‚exports and celebrations that happen in Sudan and South Sudan. The part of Lost Boy and Lost Girl that effected me the most is when they had to leave their homes and escape the war that was going on‚and

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    Shattered Bonds

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    Does it mean that black parents are very negligent? Or the fact that they are very poor? This reading tells us about a book by Dorothy Roberts titled Shattered Bonds: The Color of Child Welfare. This book tells us that poverty is the leading cause of children being put in foster care. We see that poverty led to women losing their children as a result of lack of healthcare‚ inadequate housing and an inability

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    Change In Sudan

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    In the past‚ Sudan has struggled with its economy due to the conflict within the country. However‚ after oil prices started to rise‚ Sudan produced and exported enough oil to bring their economy back up to a stable position. As of July 2016‚ 36‚729‚501 people lived in Sudan. Annually‚ Sudan produces 12 billion kWh of electricity (as of 2014‚ 95th in the world‚) and consumes 9.9 billion kWh (93rd in the world.) Regarding Sudan’s international relationships‚ the surrounding states of Chad‚ Egypt‚ Ethiopia

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    Sudan 1

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    observing the physical properties of Sudan-1. Sudan-1 is of the most common dyes found in waxes‚ oils and in some food ingredients specifically curry and chilli powder. Furthermore‚ this study aimed to understand the mechanism behind the synthesis of 1-phenylazo-2-naphtol. To be able to synthesize Sudan-1‚ preparation of phenyldiazonium chloride solution and β- naphthol solution were done. Ingrain dyeing was also done in this experiment. The synthesis of Sudan-1 has a two-step reaction – diazotization

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    Conflict on Oil Between Sudan and South Sudan After decades of civil war between North and South Sudan a nation wide referendum was held in January 2011 granting the independence of South Sudan by a majority vote of nearly 99% in favor or partitioning the once united war plagued nation (NYT 2012). Unfortunately however‚ the division of these two states did not put an end to the fighting. South Sudan‚ one of the least developed countries in the world‚ gained nearly 70% of the formerly united nation’s

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    analysis of the conflict The conflict between Sudan and South Sudan have been rooted from a long history. Through my research‚ I want to focus on ethnic and economic aspects especially for the economic parts‚ which drives the politics going. Standing from that states are pursuing power for survival‚ we could easily understand that what a great pressure the Muslims-based political power had put on those non-Muslims‚ whose majority living in the South Sudan‚ especially when the politicization of Islamism

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    The Egyptian Government and UNHCR: A Shared Responsibility Although the armed conflict in Southern Sudan and Darfur has been taking place for tens of years‚ this conflict intensifies in recent years‚ leading to a growing number of refugees and displaced persons. Hence‚ as the number of the Sudanese people who flee their country increases rapidly in recent years‚ the world has started to pay attention to the low economic‚ social‚ and personal status of refugees in the recipient countries. For example

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    tactics that amounted to genocide” (“Operation Broken Silence”). The 22-year civil war in Sudan has caused massive destruction including social‚ cultural and economical problems for Sudan and has also affected other countries around the world. One of these countries includes the United States. There is great controversy about whether or not the United States should have gotten more involved with the civil war in Sudan. Some people believe that getting more involved would have caused more trouble to the

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    References: Andelman‚ David A. (2008). A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today. New York/London: J. Wiley Captain Mark E Noel Scott‚ Amelia du Rand‚ and Jean du Preez (2008). A Brief Guide to the Pelindaba Treaty: Towards Entry-into-Force of the African Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone

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