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    rote 2 sections and 10 parts; Southern with 510 km & Western with 455 km. This corridor is considerate as one of the longest routes in the Middle East and one of the most important highways in Iraq. • Most of the expressway adjacent land along the road is owned by the Government, except some farms and installations owned by private. There are 176 official and private installations and adjoining to this expressway; many of them are assembling randomly on the right of way. These installations include;

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    In Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road, it is very important to both the man and the boy to distinguish between good and bad people. In this post-apocalyptic world, it is very difficult to survive while continuing to remain a good person. The importance of the separation of good and bad people is shown through a possible theme, the conflict between good and evil. It’s also shown through and example of symbolism, the fire that the boy says they must continue to carry. Finally, dark imagery shows that

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    all I could comprehend. The drivers floorboard and dashboard met with my feet wedged in between being crushed. It did not hurt, my body was numb. My mind was running wild. What just happened to me? In the distance, on that straight, two-way, narrowed road, I saw cars and trucks driving by completely oblivious of how I felt. I tried to yell out for help but my voice was unheard. All I could do was remain where I was and wait for someone to help me from this horrible situation or wait to die. The frustrating

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    Max My heart thundered under my breast. I was sure my parents could hear me, asleep in their beds inside the two story, gray-siding clad house on Sunnyvale Court. Rain puddled at my feet, soaking the dirt of a thousand walks into my off-brand tennis shoes. I usually enjoyed the rain. I liked the feel of walking barefoot in puddles in the grass and the smell of rain mixed with pine trees. Tonight, the air was cool and the rain was crisp against my skin for an early August in South Carolina. I would

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    system growth. Roads and canals will shorten distances, effortless way to get somewhere, and facilitate commercial and personal communication. The first roads in America were developed by early settlers. “The National Road was the first highway built entirely with federal funds. The road was authorized by Congress in 1806 during the Jefferson Administration” (“The National Road” par. 1). The first 10 miles of roads were built. Wagons were slow and very difficult to use on dirt roads because of the

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    He inched his way over to the second guard and bent down, taking his firearm as well. After he stood back up, he let two more rounds go in the ceiling as he yelled for everyone to be quiet and stay down. He took a deep breath and swallowed hard as the hair on the back of his neck began to stand up. If he made one false move, one mistake could ruin this entire mission so he had to be careful, keep his eyes open, and be quick. He ran up to the counter, yelling for the bank tellers to get on the

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    going the same speed. As I drove around a curve, going a little too fast for this particular twist in the road, the right front tire of my jeep caught the gravel on the side of the road. The roads were slick from rain and applying the brakes caused me to hydroplane, then lose control and head into the ditch on the right side of the road. Scared to death, I jerked the wheel to get back onto the road, which I should’ve never done. Turning the steering wheel too hard,

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    000 miles of public roadways making our state’s road among the greatest challenges to our states budget whether it be through maintenance, expansion, or pioneering new paths each factor has a common denominator. That common denominator is the Illinois road worker. Although in the past the demands of our states road workers have come as demanding and in turn challenging to our state’s motorists, it has become second nature to thoroughly asses our road workers needs in the name of safety. This policy

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    LANDSLIDES Content 1. Definition 2. Occurrence of Landslides 3. Causes of Landslide 3.1. natural causes 3.2. anthropogenic causes 4. Types of Landslides 4.1. slides 4.2. falls 4.3. Topple 4.4. flows 4.5. lateral spread 5. Effects 6. Evaluation of Landslides 7. Prevention and remediation of landslides 8. Conclusion 1.Definition: Landslide is the general term used to describe the down slope movement of soil, rock, and other earth materials under the effects of

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    until I found a very silent road. Nobody was going out and only several lamps were turned on. I started to feel frightened. I stopped and thought again, I planned to come back to my uncle’s house but it was too late. My house was about several meters away, and I had to pass the road because the road is the shortcut to my house. I encouraged myself, “I have to be brave!” Slowly, I started to walk through that frightening road. I saw to the left and to the right. The road was like a dead city. I could

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