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    primarily based in Europe and Asia, both by means of land and sea. The Silk Road was the main route merchants used to travel between Europe and Asia in pursuit of exchanging their goods for ones unavailable in their region, but there were also other routes that linked Europe through Asia, as well as ones that interconnected each continent separately. The Amber Road connected the Mediterranean to Northern Europe, the Grand Trunk Road was built to connect South Asia and Central Asia, and in the fourth

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    means that she regrets not appreciating her eyes as much and realizes that when she loses her sight. Then in stanza four she says, “The motions of the dipping birds - the morning’s Amber road - for mine - to look at when I liked…” In this part the speaker is saying how she used to see the dipping birds and amber roads but now that her sights isn’t as good she misses all of that. After all of the images she misses seeing she says, “The news would strike me dead,” she was shocked and very sad about

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    Insect preservation in Amber Tree resin has helped entomologist piece together the history of insects. First occurring during the Triassic, coniferous trees produced tremendous amounts of resin to protect against attack by pests and other parasites. The sticky sap like substance would trap organisms that came in contact and eventually engulf them. Over time, the tree resin fossilized and became amber, preserving the trapped life form inside. The encasing of the organism allowed for its preservation

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    read a novel I would enjoy, and Salt to the Sea was sure to not disappoint. Septeys’ third novel begins when an injured Prussian solider, named Florian, protects a young polish girl, Emilia, from an attacker. The pair travel along the East Prussian road, eventually

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    The Amber Room Three hundred years ago, there was a great treasure, which was built by human hands. It is called the Amber Room. Art experts from Germany said it should be the 8th wonder of world due to its beauty. History, when recorded, is evidence that shows that the past actually happened. However, the Amber Room did not have the fate to stay in a physical form and became one of the interesting mysteries of the century. Many researchers are interested to discover the mystery of the Amber Room

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    they are not used as often is they fail to get a detailed description of the kidnapper or in other words, “not fitting the criteria”. Second, receiving constant alerts will result in citizens to not care as much, as if it’s a normality. In addition, Amber Alerts are used less often because the kidnapping rate dropped over the years, which results in less alerts (Brown,

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    situation is every parent’s very worst night. Fortunately, in this case, an official AMBER alert was issued about 10 minutes after officers arrived and they were able to get a better description of the child. The vehicle and

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    Child Abduction: Missing without a Trace Today, we are all here gathered for Eli Davis, a charming, charismatic little boy with a smile that would brighten anyone’s day. His laugh was loud, but loved many, his eyes were big and bright, but we cannot say the same about his future because he never got the chance. No one saw it coming, but it came, and if we could turn back the hands of time to work in Elis favor it would be handled with the snap of a finger. If only we were more caring, careful,

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    Amber Alert Essay

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    AMBER Alerts are issued after law enforcement determines that there has been abduction. Law enforcement must believe that the missing child is in danger of harm. An Alert can only be issued by law enforcement. Abductions by strangers are the most dangerous and are the primary mission of the Alert. AMBER Alerts are issued for children under the age of seventeen. Each state has its own age limits, but

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    Speech On Amber Alerts

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    death to save the life’s of hundreds of children. Amber Hagerman murder was part of the system of what we know now as AMBER Alerts. B. A child being kidnapped is a parent’s worst nightmare. This happens to thousands of parents each year. For this, we have a system called, AMBER (America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response). This system has been around for almost twenty one years, saving hundreds of lives. C. I will be discussing the story behind AMBER Alerts, how it started, and finally how it has

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