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    lights and eat all the yummy food, just me and my best friend so this time was different. I saved all my money hopped on a train and was ready for a good summer and ready to create new great adventures and more memories so I was really excited to see how things would workout this summer. I remember waking up early in the morning around 7:00…

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    strong enough to knock you off your feet. At that moment Sarah is swept along, floating on the crest of the wave towards the train, bobbing along the platform buoyant with hope. Confusion, sadness and panic floating away with every wave she rides towards the train. Boarding the Grand Central train heading North on autopilot her head filled with anticipation and optimism. The train starts to move. The noise, the rapid movement, children’s excited giggles and end of conversations on mobiles…

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    train’s whistle in order to tell if there is a train coming. Every railroad crossing is serious and should be thought of that way. The driver needs to be extracautious at night and make sure to slow down or stop when night-driving at a railroad crossing. When at a railroad crossing make sure to check if the lights are flashing. Once the driver stops they should stop, wait a minute and then if they suspect that the lights are…

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    BOOM! I am in love with this! The train stops. it is back to taking more children from all they know. Their parents are about to let them go and understand that it is for the better. The children are going to live a peaceful life and not have to get sent to camps and die, without their parents, but they will live a life that they should live with their parents. The Kindertransport helped kids during World War II to get to England so that they could live a better life. The Kindertransport was…

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    The invention of the train connected the areas of population to those that were considered rural western outposts. Thus, with this connection civillity was brought to the “old west” that were defined by their brutality. Crane uses trains as a symbol of not only the West’s progression from one side to the other, but the progression of the relationship between Potter and his bride. In the story Crane uses trains to show how life is connecting people from one to another…

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    In the book “Cry, The Beloved Country” there is a large amount of social issues that are within the book. However, one of the main social issues presented in the book is segregation. At the beginning of the book, on the train ride to Johannesburg, segregation is mentioned for the first time. Another example of segregation is when the author describes how the courtroom seats are divided by race. A big social issue in the book is the segregation of the black and white population. Throughout the…

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    the audience something that they would appreciate. With that being said, the formal tone was determined when viewing the advertisement because the phrase “the ride” refers to a train, having Nas traveling on the train, he is surrounded by professional adults, making a connection that people tend to dress formal travel by train to get to business events and also it wouldn’t make sense to have Nas deliver his tone in an informal tone. According to the website Distilled from the text “Finding Your…

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    of the important factors of every trip is its duration. Trying to compare long-run trains and buses we should consider this factor as well. Due to the physical inclusion of the coaches in the traffic flow and limitation of speed to by 100 km/h they generally need more time than private cars to travel from point A to point B (Bundesministerium der Justiz und für Verbraucherschutz, 2013). On the other hand, trains do not have such limitation and on some links they can reach the speed of 300 km/h…

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    Steam Engine To start with, the steam engine train can carry 7.5 ton. Some people thing the steam engine is light, but it weighs 400,000 pounds. But the steam engine has a long history! The steam engine impacts our everyday life, and makes society a better place. In my opinion the steam engine is better being it carries coal from point A to point B. All things considered, it was really a heat engine. It was also built in 1690 by Thomas Savery. It was meant to get water out of mines it was…

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    Trains and railroads have been existing for a long time. They have done so much wonders in our lives. My paper will be saying a lot about trains and railroads. My platform will be consisting of the “Transcontinental Railroad”, also “The Transformers” within the railroads. It will also be containing facts about “Railroads In The 20th Century”, I will be discussing railroads in the 1900’s and also talking about the Golden Age. I am also going to be talking about the Maglev Train. The…

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