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    independence from Georgia on November 28, 1991. No one seemed to notice much. Prominent western European nations did not rush to acknowledge the South Ossetians’ claim to independence. NATO recognized the area as a legitimate region of Georgia. Simmering dissension burst into flames when the Georgian military rolled into South Ossetia on Aug. 7 in response to Russian troop movements near the border. The Russian army crossed into the region the next day. President Dmitry Medvedev challenged Georgia’s

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    I. Introduction Technology is becoming the center of today’s society. Everyone has, or will be, affected by technology in one way or another. Technology has allowed us to improve the way we live, interact and work. It has also improved social networking and communicating, it provides easy access to information, it is convenience in education and it encourages innovation and creativity. Companies such as Apple, Google, Dell, and Microsoft are constantly finding new ways to upgrade their devices for

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    Mary Karr’s life consists of many major changes and dark times. Her early childhood was riddled with struggles such as abusive, unstable parents (The Poetry Foundation), drug use, and being victim of rape by an older boy (McFadden). Her adulthood was unconventional as well, including alcoholism (The Poetry Foundation), but Karr made several realizations and modifications in her lifestyle, including becoming a Catholic. The struggles and change Karr experienced in the past greatly affect her views

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    boiling, you will reduce the heat to a simmer. Then, you will cover your bowl of dough with plastic wrap, and place on a cookie rack above the simmering pot of water. It is important that you keep a careful eye on this step. You don’t want the bottom of your dough mixture to begin cooking, so repositioning the dough is necessary. Leave the dough above the simmering water until it has doubled in size, making sure it doesn’t begin to cook. Toward the end, you will begin preparing the pepperoni rolls

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    “Snapping Beans” Explication “Snapping Beans,” by Lisa Parker, tells a story between a girl home from college for the weekend and her grandmother, from the viewpoint of the girl. The girl comes home from the new life she has, to the familiar comfort of home and her grandmother. The purpose of this poem is to show the relationship between the girl and her grandmother, and to show the differences between her college life and home life. This poem is one big stanza, as it is told in a conversational

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    tribesmen brought with them their love of beef, which resulted in the creation of Vietnamese soup, Pho. Explorers from Spain brought foods from the New World, including chillies and potatoes. Later, the French passed on their techniques of sautéing and simmering for stock making, and introduced onion, coffee, beer, ice cream and baguettes. From Thailand they took basil, lemon grass and shrimp paste and combined them with Indian spices. Cambodia introduced Vietnam to coconut milk. With such diverse inspiration

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    Yola Halpert Professor Ottina CRJ 102: Intro to Policing May 5, 2016 The Watts Riots The Watts Riots erupted on the backdrop of simmering racial tensions in the United States. There were many varied long term causes for the eruption of the riot that rocked Watts and the surrounding areas, but the immediate cause of the riot was routine police work - police responding to a call of a concerned citizen worried about a man driving his car erratically. The Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, was predominantly

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    nature. Transcendentalists strove for nonconformity and believed that everything—humankind, God, and Nature—was all connected through the Over-Soul (Ebenkamp and Hass 13). Walt Whitman, a follower of Emerson’s teachings, said that “[he] was simmering simmering simmering; Emerson brought me to a boil” (qtd in Ebenkamp and Hass 5). He was initially inspired by reading Romantic odes that “[had] the individual’s relation to nature and to imagination as their subjects… Like ‘Song of Myself’, the essays [advanced]

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    For many years, this period and these writers were known as the American Renaissance, a coin termed by F.O. Matthiessen in his book of that name in 1941. This book set the parameters of how to read and connect these writers until relatively recently, when its limitations, especially in terms of defining the "canon" of literary giants and what made them (all male) "giants" have been recognized and challenged. However, the term is still useful to some degree. It is a misnomer, if

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    Up to this point they continue keeping up with the customary simmering procedure where it was completed of the stage by taking after traditional routines to have the best taste. Caffe Varegnano embraces a "moderate" simmering procedure, which the cycles will be last between 18 to 22 minutes. In each of the new cycle, the simmering for each of individual lot will be examine personally, to ensure the item will keeps up a consistent impeccable timing

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