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    train tracks. But there is more to it than just looking both ways. When you approach a railroad crossing you need to be behind the yellow line or at least 15 to 50 feet from the nearest rail. Anytime you see lights flashing or the gate is lowered you must come to a complete stop until the gate is up and the lights have stopped flashing. Then you must look and listen for any trains that are coming your way; then if it is clear you can…

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    In the first chapter in Railway, George Revill opens his volume on the history of the railway with a recounting on the associations between the landscape and the railway and the emergence of tourism geared to railroad travel . Revill traces this history from the establishment of the public steam-powered railway between Liverpool and Manchester which opened in 1830 to the proliferation of railroads in America , and due to the spread of this technology, greater travel distances became more…

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    Commmunal Night

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    It was a cool starry night on the evening of December 9, 1958. The night gave a gentle breeze blowing through the trees on a moonlit hill. All lights are out [Make sure you stay with the same tense of speech. In the previous sentence you use the word “gave” which is past tense. ]in each building making a perfect night’s sleep at The Fountain Of The World. There was a peaceful setting throughout this Communal[Do you need this to be capitalized?] group. They are a group hoping to find peace with a…

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    CHAPTER TWENTY The Big Splash Back We set sail at once. The wind was at our backs, and the lilac sea looked like glass. I stood at the ship’s rail and rolled gently back and forth with the rhythmic sway. “‘Tis a fine morning for a float,” a voice called from beside me, and I turned to see a tall, slender, elf with long bluish-white hair, pointed ears, and a red cap, standing a little way off, staring out at the water. “The name’s Tinlef.” He strolled around a pile of coiled rope. “I come from…

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    maximum speeds of 240–320 km/h. The Shinkansen network link most of large city on the island of Honshu and Kyushu, such as Tokyo and Osaka. Shinkansen means new trunk line, referring to the high-speed rail line network. The other name of Shinkansen is Superexpress, was used for Hikari(means “light”) trains and was changed in 1972. The trips of Shinkansen is intensive. The line between Tokyo and Osaka, the two largest city in Japan,…

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    Sandy Scroll awoke to the sound of rusted bells – not so much a chime as a series of dull, metallic thunks in the distance – and was greeted by the familiar scents of dust and ash and centuries-old paper. She rubbed a beige hoof against her aching temple and shivered at the frigid draft that blew through the window in front of her. The fire on her hearth must have died while she had slept, and it had been ages since this town had produced glass with which to ward off the winter winds. Sand…

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    his thirty-six foot sport fisher. Pancho, the Australian Cattle Dog that served as ship mascot, was leaping around on the main deck, excitement resounding in his bark. “Welcome back, my friend.” Mathieu’s easy smile beamed down. Andrew grabbed the rail and leapt over the gunwale to the deck. Pancho was on him in a shot, forepaws on his hips and tongue lolling in greeting. Andrew squatted down to address the dog. He scratched behind his ears. “There’s a good boy. I’m happy to see you, too.”…

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    Industrial Revolution Dbq

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    They were also able to raise large funds for building the road, but instead of using this money for the road it went right into their hands. During the year of 1872 the Crédit Mobilier scandal was brought to light and a year later in 1873 they had to deal with a big consequence that was put upon them politically. The railroad industry during this time was a very important part of the economic health of America. Actually I would like to reference something…

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    Near-Sourcing Case Study

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    Logistics is not merely organizing and streamlining the transport of goods. It requires consideration for the various challenges shippers and logistics experts face on a regular basis. The shipping industries, which include truck, rail, air, and sea transport face many challenges. Some of those challenges are industry specific; while others are challenges faced by all modes of transport. The most common challenges are those related to costs of fuel, limitations in infrastructure, and…

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    In the nearly 150 years since the official ending of the Civil War, we have had the privilege of being able to look back and see why things happened the way they did. We can see that both the North and South came into battle with certain advantages, as well as disadvantages. One question that remains involves whether or not the North was an inevitable victor. Here we will examine the advantages and disadvantages of both sides and come to a conclusion to this question. We can begin with the most…

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