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    Dangerous Driving Habits

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    these habits represent to them and other people. It is one thing to put yourself in harm’s way‚ but a totally different thing if you put others at risk because of your dangerous habits. I think drivers today are too comfortable getting behind the wheel of a vehicle. Driving has become something that no one really thinks about while they are doing it. It just comes natural to most people these days.             One of the many examples of dangerous driving habits that we all might have been guilty

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    Death and Race Car

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    Derp‚ the GT Turbo Starlet race car went from 60 then gradually up to 100 then to 150 till it hit the 180 mark. With both feet on the pedal‚ one hand on the wheel and the other on the gear‚ Dale glanced at me sitting on the passenger seat. Right then and there‚ my heart went from normal to a heart beating itself out of my own body because of fear. Or was it adrenaline? Or excitement? I didn’t really know. Everything was mixing with everything else as the race car got faster. It was somewhere in

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    The Scrambler

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    car that went backwards. The tighter we got them the father the car would go. It turned out to be about 4 bands that were tied together. The car was able to go because of the force that was being built up with the bands as they tightened. The back wheels were also put on tight so the car went straight and the axle was secured with glue to the rotating piece of wood. The only force acting on the car were the bands and with the cement ground there was no friction‚ so the car had a smooth ride. The

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    apollo introduction

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    INTRODUCTION General Introduction About The Organization Apollo Tyres straddles the Indian tyre industry much like the Greek Sun God. Apollo’s four horse-drawn chariot races across the vast expanse of the sky‚ symbolizing the creation of light‚ hence knowledge and truth. And like the Greek charioteer‚ Apollo Tyres has stood the test of time on the four pillars of vision‚ integrity‚ quality and sheer determination. The history of Apollo Tyres dates back to 1974 when it was incorporated as a company

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    Life Without Technology

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    travel abroad by boats before airplanes were invented. According to a research‚ the airplane is safer and more comfortable than the boat. On the other hand‚ the car plays an important role in our life. People cannot move too far by walking or riding a horse. For example‚ when my grandfather was a child‚ he took two hours to walk to school everyday. If his family has had a car‚ he would not have spent so much time on commute. The third reason is that there are many innovations in medicine. Because of

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    Impact of Technology

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    From the ancient age to the modern age‚ there are billions of its products that have made our life easier. In prehistoric age‚ the ancient human created the tools made of stone. They also invented the wheel‚ which is very important to the next centuries. Imagine that there weren’t any invention of wheel. We must give a lot of energy to move our goods from one place to another. Many centuries later‚ there are a lot of important inventions for human’s life‚ such as the invention of telephone. Using it

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    The Spinning Wheel A spinning wheel often symbolizes the unstoppable revolutions of the years‚ and in the film it encourages the contemplation of time and how it changes things. Spinning wheels also refer to creation‚ since they’re used to weave yarn or string into cloth. Most simplistically‚ the spinning wheel is a literal manifestation of the old phrase "spinning a spell‚" which means to curse someone. Aurora‚ under Maleficent’s power‚ is made to touch the spindle—the wheel appears precisely at

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    Some people say they need to be more driven in life. That was certainly not my situation because I did not have my license. I was scared shook the day of my test. I tried being positive‚ but I felt in my heart that I was not going to pass. Besides‚ I did not spend any time practicing for the hardest part of the test‚ parallel parking. I couldn’t sleep the night before as I turned restless on my bed. I woke up as early as 6 am‚ maintaining my thoughts on the test I was going to take. I was already

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    I was strapped in the mini van on the way to Louries children’s hospital. It was a crisp‚ sunny October day. As I was looking out the window‚ the lake was shimmering and all the boats were gliding on the water. The Navy Pier Ferris wheel was in the distance. The trees still had some green leaves clinging on for dear life as the wind brushed against them. As my mom pulled our mini van off the highway‚ and into the hospital parking lot‚ I started to get a sick feeling in my stomach like an animal

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    A Visit to Grandmother

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    A Visit to Grandmother by William Melvin Kelley Chig knew something was wrong the instant his father kissed her. He had always known his father to be the warmest of men‚ a man so kind that when people ventured timidly into his office‚ it took only a few words from him to make them relax‚ and even laugh. Doctor Charles Dunford cared about people. But when he had bent to kiss the old lady’s face‚ something new and almost ugly had come into his eyes: fear‚ uncertainty‚ sadness‚ and perhaps even

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