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    2012 a friend of mine said “there were 10 people that went missing in the summer of 1988 here in Kanabec county.” Kanabec county, Minnesota is the county I grew up in. I will not name the town I grew up in to protect my identity. I talked to a deputy at the Kanabec county sheriff 's office about the disappearance 's of 1988. The deputy told me I should talk to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. I called the BCA and asked them and they refuse to talk about it. I sent them a Freedom…

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    The scene where Jane discovers the rubble that was once Thornfield Hall is a momentous one which marks the completion of her maturity and the beginning of the next and final stage of her story. In this passage, Brontë shows how Jane has outgrown Thornfield and left her old self behind. When she first arrived at Thornfield, Jane was a naïve and submissive girl, new to the world outside of her family and education. Mr. Rochester was a cynical, selfish, and spoiled aristocrat. Jane must leave so…

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    Dakota when they dropped out-of-state tuition to a similar level as in-state tuition and saw a 56% rise in nonresident students and an economic boost of $3.7 billion. (Bangor News) (P) (L) c. Luckily for Minnesota’s fellow MSEP members, nearly all Minnesota public institutions have no out-of-state tuition or out-of-state tuition at or below 150% of in-state tuition. (MSEP) (L) (P) Transition Statement: C. Counterargument: Regulating college tuition should be left to colleges. 1. The government…

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    Glaciers were once present in Minnesota thousands of years ago, and as they retreated, they left behind large amounts of glacial meltwater and various landforms still present to this day. A glacier is a massive piece of ice that completely destroys everything in its path. A glacier is formed when snow is present in a location for a long period of time, long enough to freeze all together to be conjoined into a massive chunk of ice. Glaciers are usually formed on a high elevation location. When on…

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    Bob Dylan Research Paper

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    his early life, how he became famous, and what he does after fame. To start, Bob Dylan has had an eventful life before fame. Bob was born on May 24,1941 in Duluth, Minnesota. Dylan graduated from Hibbing high school in 1959. After graduating from high school Bob attended the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Now you see what I meant by Bob had an eventful life before fame like school. Secondly, Bob’s rise to fame was different than other singer/songwriters. At…

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    Harris Teeter began as two independent grocery stores. Along with his brother Paul, Willis L. Teeter opened Teeters Food Mart in Mooresville, North Carolina in 1939. In 1949, W. T. Harris opened his own grocery store in Charlotte. Both stores consolidated to form Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc on February 1, 1960. They opened with fifteen stores. The first store was opened in Kannapolis, NC. By 1963, Harris Teeter operated twenty-five stores. Harris Teeter bought five stores from Tillman’s…

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    The Great Viking Invasion

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    area we know as Greenland. Two famous Vikings that came from an era that would be best known for its brutality, the legendary warriors and the mythology. From 700-1100 AD, Vikings ruled the land. A strong and proud race of Nordic seafarers who traveled the Norwegian and Baltic seas in long boat, from battle to battle, from raid to raid. Viking Warriors were often seen wielding a sword and shield or a mighty ax in battle. In the old Norse language, Viking meant “pirate raid”, and that is what…

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    The definition of the word “Viking” is any of the Scandinavian pirates who plundered the coasts of Europe from the 8th to 10th centuries. For thousands of years, people always thought of the Vikings as brutal pirates who robbed and destroyed everything in their path. The causes of these invasions remain unclear to this day. Some historians believe that overpopulation made the Scandinavians want to venture out of their homeland, while others believe it was simply the Vikings' great love for…

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    The Vikings were crazy people who stole and killed people; or were they? The Vikings were people from Scandinavia who sailed around the North Atlantic raiding, trading and spreading their culture. They made it known that they were great seamen, explores, and warriors because of their advanced navigation, spreading of economics, and warfare. The Vikings may seem as if they were terrible people, but had a significant impact on the world. The Viking age was a period from the late 8th century to…

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    Modern Day Vikings Essay

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    As seen in Modern-day Vikings: A Practical Guide to Interacting with the Swedes, Modern Sweden keeps its Viking heritage alive by maintaining the same sense of solidarity within their community that the Vikings created. This started when the Swedes revolted against their Danish king, Christian II. After the king’s brutal rebuttal to the beginning of an uprising resulted in over eighty opposing noblemen murdered at a feast known as the “Stockholm Bloodbath,” the people of Sweden agreed to join…

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