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    two-thirds of the oil refined in America in the 1800s was exported. Second, Russia was closer than the U.S. to all European and Asian markets. Third, Russian oil was more centralized, more plentiful, and more viscous than American oil.” America was at a huge disadvantage when competing with Russia and our victory was monumental in what could have happened: “losing millions and and possibly even having to import from Russia. The spoils of victory—jobs, technology, cheap kerosene, cheap…

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    Isabelle Easton’s paper on Igor Stravinsky Igor Stravinsky was born on June 17, 1882 in Oranienbaum, Russia. Igor Stravinsky was a conductor, pianist, and film score composer. He was considered the most influential composer in the 20th century. Igor Stravinsky had no other professions other than music. His father was a Russian singer, so he was introduced to music very early in his life. His music began to fade away for a while when he began to study law and philosophy. He first made a name for…

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    The War Fought At The Emotional Front The name World War I echoes the major loss of life and destruction that was faced by various countries including Serbia, Austria-Hungary, Britain, France, Russia, Italy, United States, Germany, Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria. Most historians agree that the war was started due to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in 1914, although there are signs that show otherwise. Safely tucked away are the personal struggles faced by various…

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    Its main competitors are Hackett, Gant, Ralph Lauren, Boss, La Martina, Paul and Shark. The bestsellers of the collection are the polos, shirts and basic knitwear. I am going to do a quick analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the brand. The strengths are its presence in the Far East and Middle East which attracts UK locals and tourists and then is leading to a…

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    Does that make one side wrong? First, I would like to talk about race. Usually, when the term “racism” comes…

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    million Canada geese present. To help limit deer damage they allow them to be hunted under certain permits. Over the past 30 years, especially the past decade, populations of white-tailed deer have increased dramatically throughout the Northeast (Paul D. Curtis 1). The white tail deer when from 20,000 to more than a million. This could be harmful to both humans and other deer’s because with a population increase like that then that means lest food for the deer’s and that they will start moving…

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    This paper offers an analysis of Jean-Paul Sartre perspective of ‘existential humanism’ in order to argue that this view of existential is very optimistic and it poses a problem for individuals. The central theme in Sartre’s work is that man is born into a void where there is nothing, including God. As a result, man creates the self and his essence. The free choices he makes. In making choices, man is not only committing to himself but to all of mankind. In Sartre’s existentialism, “existence…

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    In this assignment I plan to answer the follow questions. Why the Cold War was considered “cold”? What is the most important term to develop from the Cold War era and why? And when should states intervene in the affairs of another state and why? The Cold War was the name given to the conflict and power struggle that had lasted for 45 years between the United States and Russia formally known as the Soviet Union. A cold war conflict between nations that does not involve direct military action but…

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    launch in Penrith, with former ALP prime ministers Paul Keating, Bob Hawke and Julia Gillard cheering him on from the front row and members of his frontbench behind him on stage. The Labor leader made a new announcement on jobs and doubled down on claims the Government intends to privatise Medicare. He declared Labor "ready to serve, ready to lead, ready for government". "Mr Turnbull says he's got this in the bag, he claims he's already won it — I say to him never underestimate Labor — you…

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    worldwide death toll to be 30-50 million with the death toll in Unites States being 675,000 as a consequence of the pandemic. In comparison the World War I (1914-1918) death toll was 8.5 million worldwide with 116.5 thousand being…

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