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    Hoover Dam Research Paper

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    The Hoover Dam is one of the greatest megastructures in the world, for many reasons. This Dam spans the Colorado River in Black Canyon between Arizona and Nevada, about 30 miles southeast of Las Vegas Nevada. In the early 19 hundreds there were extreme flooding from the melting snow in the Rocky Mountains that had came down to the Colorado River. Because of that this is when they decided to construct a dam to control the water flow. Arthur Powell Davis, head of the U.S. Bureau of…

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    Gamble Research Papers

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    million dollars- it happened on a slot machine. There are concerts here, and Australian male dancers do their show in January. There is a poker room, over one hundred table games to play and three thousand slot machines. 2. MGM Grand- Las Vegas, Nevada Another one found in Vegas, it is the second largest hotel found in the entire world. When the building on the casino and hotel was finished, it was the largest hotel in the world and is the only casino that has a monorail in it. Gamblers from…

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    Las Vegas Case Study Essay

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    STUDY CASE 18 ARTICLE’ NAME : Las Vegas, Nevada, USA AUTHOR : John Swarbrooke and Susan Horner 1.0 SUMMARY OVERVIEW Las Vegas, Nevada , USA was well known as a place of gambling center around the world. Las vegas in other word was called“The Meadows” in Spanish known as being an oasis-like valley because attracted Spanish travellers on their own way Los Angeles during the gold rush. Based on my reading, Las Vegas Convention and Visitor Authority information stated that reason for visiting…

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    However, most of the time I don’t think about the fact that the only reasons candidates come to Nevada multiple times and commercials about the elections are everywhere is because Nevada is a swing state. The book made it clear that candidates truly only spend times in states that they need to win that they believe they can win, meaning swing states. Other states like for example, California…

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    Sex Trafficking Research

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    According to Nevada Attorney Adam Paul Laxalt, “Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery impacting our most vulnerable populations” (Laxalt 1). Since 1994, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police department had recovered 2,229 people who were victims of sex trafficking. Both adults and children are targeted, however, mostly vulnerable women are targeted. In 2014, 107 children who were victimized by trafficking were recovered. “The National Human Trafficking Center Hotline has received 496…

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    Las Vegas Research Paper

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    wish I were there to post my personal experience but unfortunately with my busy work and school schedule that will not happen. My entire posts will be based on research and information I found online. Las Vegas is one of the most popular cities of Nevada State United State. It is famous for nightlife, vacation, entertainment, and gambling. It is one of the most popular tourists attraction. People go there to enjoy life, and gamble. It is also known as “Sin city” or “Vice City” because gamble,…

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    Sutton’s files on the numbers game and the racket that controlled it are even more extensive than they are for many of the casinos. The files are probably more extensive because policy was so widely played. One could place bets for very small amounts and therefore even those who didn’t have the funds to gamble at casinos could play policy. Because so many people played, the profits for those who controlled the racket were astronomical. In his testimony to the Kefauver Committee Sutton says that…

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    outside of the United States or any other one country, city or town. In the month I began collecting data for this paper, the percentage of youth trafficked in Nevada rose on average about 7%. The Polaris Project now reports 82% to 85% of youth being picked up and trafficked, either nationally or internationally in and throughout all of Nevada. Moreover, worldwide only 0.3 out of 100,000 persons are annually charged for these crimes. This quite simply means no one is…

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    Known as the gambling capital of the world, it 's no surprise that Las Vegas is infested with issues that come with such a title. Las Vegas thrives on attracting tourists to come over for the weekend and spend all their hard-earned money at the slot machines and poker tables conveniently placed around everywhere around the Strip. Gambling is not just monopolized on the Strip, though; it can be found all throughout the city. Locals are greeted with the oh so familiar sound of a slot machine being…

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    Before the glittering lights of Las Vegas, there was a desolate wasteland of barren desert and flash floods that now houses the largest man-made lake in the United States as well as the 18th largest dam in the entire world. Back then, the Hoover Dam was the largest structure of its time, standing seven-hundred and twenty-six feet tall with, “Enough concrete to build a road from New York to San Francisco,” (National Park Service 1). Due to its unprecedented size and the minute section of time…

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