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    The problem of the ice melting The melting of polar ice is primarily caused by the increasing amount of gas emissions‚ mainly CO2 rising into the atmosphere (global warming) Global warming is the rise in the average temperature of Earth ’s atmosphere and oceans. Since the early 20th century‚ Earth ’s mean surface temperature has increased by about 0.8 °C. Scientists are more than 90% sure that it is caused by rising amount of concentrations of greenhouse gases‚ which are produced by human activities

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    Melting Ice Sheet

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    8. a) The melting of the ice sheet in greenland may bring opportunities for people and communities rather than a negative threat. One advantage of of the melting ice sheet may be that it brings in a better income for people. Melting ice sheets means that more land is being uncovered exposing expensive rocks and riches such as zinc and lead. The reveal of land and rock means that people and communities are able to mine this will give people a better income and lifestyle. Mining can be done in all

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    Marxism In Pol Pot

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    The policies pursued by Pol Pot were done in order to maintain ideological purity‚ absolute control‚ and party security. So‚ did philosophers like Fanon and Marx have an undermining influence on the morals of elitists in the political realm? In response to the extreme process of purification from anything “other”‚ Fanon stated that‚ “violence is a cleansing force. It frees the native from his inferiority complex and from his despair and inaction; it makes him fearless and restores his self-respect”

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    The Magic Porridge Pot

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    girl went into the forest to look for mushrooms for dinner‚ and met an old woman who gave her a little cooking pot. The old woman told the girl that it was a magic pot that would cook porridge whenever it heard the words ’cook‚ little pot’. When there was enough porridge in the pot‚ the words ’enough‚ little pot’ would make the pot stop cooking porridge. The little girl took the magic pot home. She and her mother were no longer hungry because they ate porridge as often as they wished. One day

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    Pot Tending Machine

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    POT TENDING MACHINE PTM is the crucial equipment of large anode pre-baking workshop. It is used in the environment of high temperature‚ large current‚ strong magnetic field and HF gas. It can perform the following procedures ANODE CHANGE: Anode in the pots is changed at an interval of every 27 days since daily 1.5 cm of the anode gets consumed. A carbon block is usually 55 cm high of which only 40 cm can be used up. The main reason behind the anode consumption is the following electrolytic

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    Essay On Pol Pot

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    leaders‚ Pol Pot is known for his communist reign over Cambodia from 1975 to 1979. His regime‚ supported by several countries‚ resulted in a complete change within the country’s society. Under his rule‚ millions of people died in what Pol Pot considered to be a sacrifice for a new society (TIME‚ 1999). Pol Pot was born Kompong Thong‚ Cambodia‚ in May of 1925. Due to heavy French influence in the country at this time‚ French was incorporated into Pol Pot’s education. In 1949‚ Pol Pot began college

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    The Beauty Myth

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    The Beauty Myth Modern times have revealed a more tolerant attitude expressed by society towards those who in the past have been seen as lower class. This included people of other races‚ of mental disability‚ those in poverty‚ diseased‚ the elderly‚ children‚ and women. However‚ underneath this false sense of tolerance and the “standard belief” that women and men are created equal is the beauty myth. The Beauty Myth is everywhere in media and the social order. Women’s rights and equality is controlled

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    This paper will discuss how the word myth is used popularly to often describe a story that is considered a legend. In many cases‚ some people believe the legends to be factual‚ although it may not be true. Myths are passed down or described from person to person in different ways or based on individual or cultural beliefs of those who believe the legends to be true. Each myth is used to describe a legend or a widely exaggerated story that some may question the validity of the story or specific

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    “Pyramus and Thisbe” Creation Myth and Roman Myth The author of "Adam‚ Eve‚ and the Serpent"‚ and author Doris Gates of "Pyramus and Thisbe" from Two Queens of Heaven‚ reveal to the readers how trust and love can bring disaster especially by temptation. The authors of both myths also reflect an ideology for the audience as the rules were made to be broken. The author of "Adam‚ Eve and the Serpent" introduces the snake‚ representing as temptation‚ this character of this myth told Eve "Ye Shall Not surely

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    Leprechaun Myths

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    The Druids and Celtics‚ Irelands ancient societies‚ believed in the power of magic and myths. This is what spread into all the stories these days‚ and the reason we have myths. There are hundreds of myths and legends that have spread throughout the world today that people believe. These are the roots of many haunted tails and ghost story’s. One of the most well-known Celtic Myths is the Leprechaun. The Leprechaun is known as a small little fairy that has been around since the medieval times in Ireland

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