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    making children squeal in delight. Others trudged ahead, heads bent to the ground. Helmets adorned most, shining blindingly in the mid morning sun. Sweat dripped down Nero’s spine, making him shiver despite the heat. He adjusted his grip on his trident, then readjusted. Nerves can do that to a person. His impending doom was mere hours away, blinding his sensibility everyone called worthy of the gods themselves. But where had that sensibility gotten him? Nowhere. He looked ahead once he reached

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    Why use a fork when eating with hands is both faster and cheaper? Contributing to its slow adoption, the fork also shared traits with the pitchfork or trident of the devil along with the connotation of the forked tongue, not exactly the epitome of truthfulness that would be desired in an everyday object. By the 11th century some people had adopted the use of the fork (Goldsmith). However, its use was uncommon

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    Trident Missile Program

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    Many in favor of the trident missile believe that it is necessary to protect ourselves during this turbulent time in which we live in. There is a high risk of new nuclear states developing, for example Iran which continues to defy the international community, and have continued to develop their nuclear program. The same can be said about the highly aggressive dictatorship of North Korea. If hostile states with nuclear capabilities were to launch an nuclear attack, trident would be the best way to

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    Poseidon's Trident was the name of our project, we used around 130 cans to make a 2D picture of a trident. The trident was made of yellow corn cans and the water surrounding it consisted of blue cans of tomato sauce and green, green bean cans. Our expected outcome was to be able to create a 3D trident but we found out that our can base was not stable enough to hold all the weight of the cans. Hayley Rice, Kate Albean, and Conor Berry were our planners, they distributed the amount of cans and helped

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    address the breathalyzer result over the weekend as the patient tested postive. According to the patient, he reports he did not have any alcohol and believes it could the new toothpaste or Trident. This writer viewed the level of the BAC result with the patient, but he was adamant that it could be the Trident or the toothpaste, at which the patient was unable to remember the brand of toothpaste. The patient signed a treatment contract Step 1 due to the postive result and refusing to comply with medical

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    submarines called the Trident. The Trident submarines were to succeed the Polaris submarines, which was developed in the 1950s. The Trident submarines were not only physically larger than the Polaris submarines, they also possessed revolutionary propulsion components and weaponry. If the US could successfully launch the Trident program, Nixon felt it would generate progress in SALT by demonstrating the United States’ commitment to strategic submarines and missiles. However, if the Trident program was unable

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    Exploring Our Values—Value Alignment Trident University mainly consists of active and veteran military officers. The military instills in its officers' discipline, motivation, and dedication. Trident University’s values resonate the personal values in each of the students by encouraging motivation, dedication, and perseverance. In its commitment values, Trident supports values such as treating other people how one would like to be treated (fairness) and accepting mistakes and learning from them and

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    While attending Trident Technical College during my first semester, I had the privilege of being taught by a guest speaker in my Hospitality Course. Mr. Hallman was in charge of the annual Vintner’s Dinner at Trident, which is a 600 guest, four course, fine dining, wine dinner that supports the school with scholarships and other opportunities. Immediately following the class, Mr. Hallman and the Dean of the Hospitality School, Mr. Saboe invited me to participate in this event, even though

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    The Age of The Elements : The Story of Trident Once there was a man and one boy. The boy was named Lance and his father was Duke. Lance was only 15, still a teen, and his father owned a surf shack near the beach were Lance worked. One day Lance was given the job of being a lifeguard because the other one broke his leg. Lance watched everyone jump around and play,....But then. “AHHHHH!!! HELP ME!!” screamed a small child. Then Lance ran to the scene as fast as his legs could take him. When he

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    The symbol of the scepter, Poseidon’s’ three forked Trident, originated in ancient Greek mythology. He is said to circumnavigate the world with his war chariot or seahorses. The meaning of the name trident, or the Indian Trisula, is "three-toothed and/or three- pronged spear or fork." In the etymology of the name trident (Latin tridentem, amis, of tridens) are found two words tri and dent (dens). The meaning of tri is three and the meaning of dent (dens) is tooth. The word dent or dens is where

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