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    RESULTS AND DISCUSSION The ability of Pleurotus citrinopleatus and Aspergillus niger exposed to two doses of gamma irradiation (1 and 2 KGy) and immobilized on wheat straw to decolorize the dyes had been studied. Table 2 shows peaks of wavelengths of different types of dyes before and after decolorization. Peaks of reactive red 6 BX, direct brown BN, direct yellow 5 G, disperse orange 2RLS, disperse violet 3RS, sulpher black Br and sulpher brown SG were at 295, 240, 400, 444, 499, 220 and 250nm were

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    The Chad-Cameroon Oil Pipeline Project was a little known project funded by the World Bank. The World Bank worked with Chadian President Idriss Deby and corporations such as Exxon and Chevron to build an oil pipeline from Chad's Doba basin to Cameroon's Atlantic port city of Kirbi in Central Africa. The project was funded by the World Bank in order to bring wealth to the country, reduce poverty, and improve governance. Unfortunately, these ideals did not even come close to seeing the light. Instead

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    European economies suffered a severe depression in the late nineteenth century and this forced merchants and manufacturers to impose tariffs and cartelize domestic markets (Falola 159). Imperialism followed soon after, out of the Europeans’ desire to stabilize national income, manage extreme fluctuations of the business cycles and promote the effective growth of capitalist economies globally (Wehler 137). At the Berlin Conference of 1884-85, which was called to manage the ongoing process of colonization

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    As Steven Patrick Morrissey said “Racism is beyond common sense and has no place in our society.” Tragedies in African nations have been glossed over or omitted throughout history. The Congolese genocide, prompted by King Leopold II’s acquisition of the Congo Free State, killed an estimated 10 million people. Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, can be criticised through many different lenses. Though Natives are a large part of Conrad’s narrative of European atrocities in the Congo, his treatment

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    The Bantu migration is the dispersal of the Bantu people from the region of Cameroon and the Congo area. The word “Bantu” does not refer to the people of the African expansion, but rather the African languages belonging to the people in the Niger Congo. Cultural influences that occurred, due to the migration of the Bantu people, laid out the foundation for other Sub-Saharan societies. Historians have used the collective information found by archeologists and other historians in order to draw conclusions

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    Lieutenant Cross carried a letter and pictures from Martha, a girl back home. His obsession with Martha distracts him from his duties as a platoon leader. He constantly finds himself fantasizing about her when he should be checking the perimeter or watching for ambushes. Lt. Cross not only carried the photographs of Martha, but he also carried his love for her and the pain of knowing she would never return his love. Martha had sent him a pebble from the Jersey shoreline. Lt. Cross carried it in his

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    in the Mekong Delta. Their mission primarily consisted of searching rice paddies, swamps and jungles south of Saigon with the express purpose of eliminating the Viet Cong and allowing the Delta 's agriculture commerce to thrive once again. By all accounts, that mission was ultimately accomplished. A great deal of 1967 was served with the U.S. Navy living aboard their barracks ships and going on patrols from their landing craft when they barracked at Dong Tam deep in the Mekong Delta and dozens of

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    Ridley Scott’s film, Black Hawk Down, is a depiction of the Battle of Mogadishu, a raid integral to the United States' effort to capture Somali warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidi.The film introduces us to an elite group of Army Rangers, Delta Force soldiers and helicopter pilots. As the film progresses the plan to capture Aidi turns into a plan of desperation and survival. The grueling and arduous battle shows us the special camaraderie of the soldiers that experience the crucible of combat together as

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    Epic Hero In Beowulf

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    deciding factor in the wellbeing of his people, and showing uncontested bravery no matter the obstacle they must face. In more modern times, the United States Delta Force can be considered an epic heroes based on the sheer values and courage held by its members. The United States 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, or Delta Force for short, is considered one of, if not the best, elite Special Forces units in the world. Its highly classified missions, state of the art combat equipment

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    Emmett Till Thesis

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    Emmett Till was a great boy, he was outgoing and a caring person. He knows how to cheer someone up even if they are feeling low. Emmett Till was my best friend until August 28, 1955, when I lost my best friend forever. For many years, I lived right across the street from Mose Wright’s house, Emmett Till’s grandfather. His family and my family were great friends and always social about many things, for example, the news that is going around the world or what we had for supper last night. A lot of

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