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    Misconceived Relationship In the text “Space, Whether, and Why,” Ted McLoof 's describes his turbulent relationship with a woman who initially impresses him with her apparent West Coast sophistication. Throughout the text, the narrator uses the distinction between his own East Coast background and the woman's West Coast background to describe the many differences between them. The narrator's description of the relationship portrays him as a very straightforward person, even to the point…

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    Right to Hot Pursuit: Explanation of the Idea An exception to the exclusive jurisdiction of the flag state over a vessel in the high seas is the right of hot pursuit (Kapoor, 2008: p. 145). The right of hot pursuit of a foreign vessel is a principle designed to ensure that a vessel which has infringed the rules of a coastal state cannot escape punishment by fleeing to the high seas. In reality it means that in certain defined circumstances a coastal state may extend its jurisdiction onto the…

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    Masculinity In Beowulf

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    that has occurred between the writing of the two tales. The Spear-Danes have a male-dominated society and an accompanying code of conduct, of which boastfulness is an essential element. When Beowulf first arrives at Heorot, he is challenged by the coast guard, who asks "what kind of men are you who arrive / rigged out for combat in your coats of mail…?" (Beowulf 237-238). In response, Beowulf explains that he has "come to proffer / [his] wholehearted help and…

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    At the beginning of the 19th century, two men, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark began a three year journey from St. Louis, Missouri westward toward the Pacific Coast. The expedition west brought forth many challenges including spring storms that flooded the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. Throughout the journey out to the Pacific and back to St. Louis, Missouri, the threat of Native American confrontation persisted. Along the way, both Lewis and Clark encountered frequent dangers and life…

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    What Freedom Means to Me Hunter Jones Freedom – The powers to act, address, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. With freedom I like to hunt and fish, play sports, go to church, text, and express myself freely. My many freedoms and how I got them are very important to me and how I live my life. The things that affect my freedom are the Bill of Rights, our troops, and the Revolutionary war. The Bill of Rights gives me many freedoms. The first amendment states, I have the…

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    Tanner Kadrmas English 9 Mrs. Gross 22 December 2016 Modern Pirates in Somalia Many people believe that pirates are no longer around, this isn't true. Although modern day pirates are different the pirates of the past, they are still dangerous. They are beginning to become more bold, and are taking larger, more rewarding ships. First of all, these pirates can make extremely large sums of money, up to two million dollars a year. Piracy is Somalia's largest industry raking in $150 million every…

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    From coast to coast and from San Francisco to New York, what do you know about this 9,834,000 km square of land? if you’ve been living under a rock now I’ll explain it to you: the great dividers of the united states! Do you know what is the coolest facts about the Rockies is? The length! It is 4800 km and it started it Alaska and end in New Mexico. the mountains are known for water, and this one is full of them! Millions even billions of gallons of water hides in those caves. If an invasion of…

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    Tsunami Essay

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    towards the nearest shore that is also known as a local tsunami. The height of the two travelling tsunamis is about half the height of the real sea level. The speed of tidal wave that goes towards the ocean travels quicker than the one heading to the coast (Back, 2011). Therefore, the local tsunami near shore travels slower than the deep-ocean…

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    becomes saltier or colder as a result of freezing or moving to colder regions. It may also be caused by the winds, if the wind blows surface water towards the coast this can cause an oversupply of water along the shore which must sink. On the other hand, if these winds blow surface water offshore this creates a deficit of water near the coast and…

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    Colonization In Panama

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    that would be spain.According to historyworld.net spain first set eyes on panama in 1510 and then balboa set off on a journey in 1513 which brought him to the pacific.His discovery of this sea expanded spains ambitions to conquer the whole pasific coast. After that Panama immediately became an important part of the already large but growing Spanish…

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