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    Emery I looked around the dank tunnel before stepping aboard the train. Those around me stared out the window with blank, unfeeling expressions. Their eyes reminded me of the sky above us- gray and hopeless, afraid of the upcoming downpour. Coming home was never fun. After a successful 7 hour day at the CDC, I had washed off all potential diseases and taken a stuffy, slightly yellow tinted can with wheels and sticky seats. The trains had been in use for years, even after the bombings and the…

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    eventually marry her. They had three sons named Ludorico, Sancto, and Sebastiano (Sebastian). In 1476, Cabot obtained a Venetian citizenship. On March twenty-eighth, Cabot was naturalized. In the 1490’s, John Cabot moved to the sea port town of Bristol, England. Cabot heard of grant opportunities from King Henry VII. Cabot told King Henry VII of his belief that sailing west from Europe would be a shorter route to Asia. King Henry VII gave Cabot a grant to “seek out, discover, and find” new…

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    To this day, the Carter Family is widely considered as the most influential group in country music and are commonly known as the first family of country music. Their style of play was responsible for influencing several genres of music that is played today including, country, bluegrass, rock and Southern Gospel. Several of their songs, such as “Wasbash Cannonball” and “Can the Circle Be Unbroken” set the standards for what is country music. The Carter Family, all born and raised in Virginia, was…

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    Slave Abuse In New Spain

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    During 17th century New Spain there where three institutional authorities that slaves could turn to in case of abuse: their owner, the church, and the crown. The owner often times dismissed the issue and often times beat the slave for claiming that they were being abused. Other times the slaves were forced to go to the church, otherwise known as the Inquisition. There the slaves often renounced Christianity, committing a blasphemous crime and therefore gaining the churches attention. Ultimately…

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    don’t think I can forget my public school years when I tried out for the basketball team. I had a tremendous interest in it due to the fact that my grandpa played nearly every weekend but I was not very good, and so I was cut from the team. So at Bristol Eastern, I wasn’t really given the chance to discover my true interest in basketball. But, at the Capital Prep School I was given that same chance and as a result, I have become quite skillful enough to sneak out a win against my grandfather…

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    Legacy Of Slavery Essay

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    The Legacy of Slavery Slavery has been a continuous situation ever since the Southern and Eastern Europe, Classic slavery was a normal part of the society and economy and trade across the Mediterranean and the Atlantic seaboard meant that African slaves began to appear in Italy, Spain, Southern France, and Portugal well before the discovery of the “New World” in 1492. Europeans that settled in America were attracted by the idea of owning their own land and were unwilling to work for others.…

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    expenses: nearly $39 million dollars spent to run programs, $3.3 million for fundraising events, and about $1.6 million for administrative expenses (Charity Navigator 10/28/2015). According to TU’s IRS Form 990 filed in 2014, the Protect Alaska’s Bristol Bay program accounted for 80 percent of the yearly expenditures (IRS 2014). Less than 1 percent of revenues are granted to Christopher Wood, the current TU CEO and President, in the form of a $300,000 yearly salary (Charity Navigator…

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    Treasure Island Quotes

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    Treasure Island The setting of treasure island is set in two different places in the mid 18th century. The book starts at the Admiral Benbow, a small inn by the sea at Black Hill Cove in Bristol, England and treasure island, which is an island off the coast of Spanish America. I think that the significance of The Admiral Benbow Inn represents family, home, and Jim’s starting place. The Admiral Benbow Inn also represents Jim leaving his childhood behind and moving on, starting to grow up. Some…

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    Depending on who a person talks to will depend on the opinion one will receive when talking about gun free zones and having guns in schools. To some people, even the sight of a weapon brings fear to their very core, while others look at it as a way to be protected from the bad guys of the world. The right to "keep and bear arms" is enshrined in the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and reflects a deeply held American belief in the use of weapons - particularly guns - for sport and for…

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    An experienced manager, managing over 80 employees, responsible for daily operations and scheduling material to meet customers’ expectations. Fabricated phases of the Tappan Zee Bridge a 3.9-billion-dollar project which met scheduling and customer requirements. Responsible for interviewing potential employees, making sure the employees are trained in safety protocols, provide educational work instructions for each process per department. Ensure employees follow company policy and procedure.…

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