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    The Tempest Essay The Tempest by William Shakespeare was written in the 17th century‚ a time where exploration and colonialism were of high priority in Europe and the people were fascinated with the discovery of new lands. In the play‚ Propsero‚ once the Duke of Milan‚ resides on a remote island in the Caribbean with his daughter Miranda where he has spent many years ever since his brother Antonio dethroned him. Prospero possesses magical powers which allow him to control the entire island. Caliban

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    Coal Business

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    Argus/Coalindo Indonesian Coal Index Report Weekly average ICI* prices Issue 040 Friday 05 October 2012 Indonesian Coal Indices incorporating assessments by Argus Media and PT Coalindo** Grade (kcal) Indonesian 6‚500 GAR (6‚200 NAR) Indonesian 5‚800 GAR (5‚500 NAR) Indonesian 5‚000 GAR (4‚600 NAR) Indonesian 4‚200 GAR (3‚800 NAR) Indonesian 3‚400 GAR (3‚000 NAR) Price(US$/t) 87.55 72.16 56.08 39.13 28.52 Monthly ICI averages Jul 86.45 71.68 58.41 40.28 31.11

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    Coal Mining

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    but one of the most important is a transportation system. One may consider two types of transportation systems: type 1 that convey overburden from bucket wheel excavators to dumping site and type 2 that is used for transportation of desired material (coal mainly) from bucket wheel excavators to a power plant or to another transportation system. A special feature in both cases is length of conveyor that may even reach 30 km. For example in one of the biggest lignite mine in Poland total length of conveyors

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    Coal Energy

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    Coal is an un-renewable fossil fuel which is known as a cheap and reliable energy source. It has many environmental impacts‚ both positive and negative. Coal has a great economical effect providing thousands of people with jobs‚ and harmfully leaving individuals with un-producible land. It has a social impact negatively when people live near coal mines. Coal is a flammable‚ mostly black rock‚ which has been located in 50 different countries around the world. Coal is known as a fossil fuel because

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    The Confucius Institute

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    The Confucius Institute Andrea Johnson March 30‚ 2014 CUL 220 Professor W. Lee McCorkle In recent years the Chinese government started the government funded Confucian Institute and made Chinese teaching available to countries and universities which otherwise would not have been able to afford it. Confucian Institutes all over the world teach the language and culture of the Chinese people‚ as well as providing a program that could change the way students relate to China. The name

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    Coal Bleaching

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    Coral Bleaching Inquiry Questions: What is coral Bleaching? I researched this question in order to broaden my knowledge and understanding of Coral Beaching. How does coral bleaching occur? This question helped me understand the process of coral bleaching and what is involved for corals to become “bleached”. What happens when it gets out of hand? I researched this in order to support my argument against coral bleaching as it states the negatives and damage it causes. What can

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    Coal and Electricity

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    Information Administration (EIA)‚ the most of the common fuel that used for electricity generation is coal sharing 45% of the U.S electricity energy‚ which is about 4 trillion Kilowatt-hours. Fossil fuels such as coal and petroleum are not renewable. Once they are used‚ the total resources of them are reduced. There will be one day that the earth is running out of fossil fuel. As the relationship between coal and electricity is

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    Lubao Institute

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    Lubao Institute Lubao‚ Pampanga Why woman holds on abortion? Baby Thesis Submitted to: Mr. Orland Trapse Economics Teacher Prepared by: Mary Joy P. Lobo IV-Wisdom In Partial Fulfillment of Requirements For Economics IV 2014-2015 Acknowledgement When I was supposed to undertake the task of writing this thesis‚ I knew that I would need help for the information‚ examples‚ and illustrations. I was fortunate that my experiences in the community and the school allowed us many research

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    Clean Coal

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    a topic‚ which needs to be fixed. Clean coal technologies (CCN) are methods that will lead to mankind taking a huge step in the right direction. First‚ the basic definition of CCT is the process of cleaning coal‚ so when it is used it will not damage the atmosphere. Second‚ after the coal is purified‚ there are two ways of containing the poisons. Finally‚ when CCT is perfected‚ how can leading companies implement their ideas to foreign nations‚ so the world will benefit as a whole. In conclusion‚

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    Coal Forming

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    Ø HOW IS COAL FORMED? Coal is a complex mixture of compounds of carbon‚ hydrogen‚ oxygen along with small amounts of nitrogen and sulphur compounds and some free carbon. Most of our coal was formed about 300 million years ago when much of the earth was covered by steamy swamps. Eventually bacterial and chemical action at high temperature and pressure inside the earth gradually changed the materials to coal. The slow chemical process of the conversion of wood into coal by a biochemical process

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