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    Ghost Story

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    and there I met a counselor named Ben‚ and threw me an uniform and handed me a gun. “ Put on your uniform‚ get your gun‚ and move it. If you find any animals‚ quickly shoot it.” I quickly walked out of the cabin and started running around the whole desert looking for an animal to hunt for. I quickly fell to the ground because I never seen a humongous deer before and I took out my sniper and aimed for the deer and pressed it and

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    Importance of Water

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    saturated layer known as the water table. Animals and plants have large percentages of water in their make-up and some animals regulate their movements according to the water sources. If there is no water there can be no life. The moon is a sterile desert because there is no water in it. It is to be remembered that it was water that determined the location of human settlements and without the Nile the Egyptian Civilization would not have developed The Nile provided the Egyptians facilities for irrigation

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    Film Analysis of Gallipoli

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    Feature Film Analysis - Gallipoli (directed by Peter Weir) Gallipoli‚ as the title suggests‚ is a portrayal of the historical event in which thousands of Australian soldiers went off to fight for their country. Peter Weir‚ the director of Gallipoli has not simply presented the facts about the war‚ nor has he tried to relay the story of this time‚ instead he has attempted to convey the legend of Gallipoli through the Australian’s feelings towards the event using pre-existing myths to portray this

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    The Little Prince

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    I. Introduction Antoine De Saint-Exupery The Little Prince Overview – The Narrator Of The Story Crashed in His Plane in The Sahara Desert. With Little Food Left‚ He Decided To Roam the Deserts of Sahara‚ searching for water and food than worry. Suddenly‚ he was approached by the little prince‚ And Asks Him to Draw a Sheep. Then The Prince Says that he came from Asteriod 325 which the scientists called Asteriod B-612. The Prince Narrates His Life‚ how he was taking care of his home planet‚ not

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    The Intermountain Region

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    only deserts in the US of A are very sparsely populated (excluding major cities). In Canada‚ this region is consisted of the interior plateau valleys of BC and the Yukon.   The economic development of the Intermountain Region is greatly affected by its topography which is full of streams and rivers which instead of flowing into the sea‚ instead flow into the brackish lakes or disappear into desert sinks. However‚ there are still some that do reach into the ocean. The dry deserts of parts

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    grow wheat and flax‚ a plant whose fivers were used for clothing.” and have excess to water in the dry Egyptian heat. The “Black Land” was the rich and irrigated area of the Nile Valley and “no more than 10 miles wide‚ lay the ‘Red Land‚’ a sun-baked desert that stretches across North Africa.” (24). All these physical features impacted

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    Into the Wild Summary

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    charity‚ gets in his car‚ and drives away without telling anyone where he is going‚ abandoning the use of his real name along the way. He never contacts his parents or sister‚ Carine‚ again. Not too long after leaving Atlanta‚ McCandless deserts his car in the desert after a flash flood wets the engine‚ and from then on‚ he hitchhikes around the Northwest‚ getting jobs here and there but not staying anywhere for long‚ often living on the streets‚ and keeping as little money and as few possessions as

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    in Spokane. The death of Victor’s father leads him and Thomas to a journey filled with childhood stories and memories that will make them reconsider the state of their friendship. The author Sherman J. Alexie uses money‚ a lonely jackrabbit in the deserts of Nevada‚ and Thomas’s stories as symbols to bring on and let us think about the importance of friendship‚ and values such as loyalty and optimism. Victor needed help from the beginning of the story. When he was penniless and needed to go to Phoenix

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    The Alchemist

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    through the book. The scene suggest what Santiago have to do in order to find that treasure – not every step‚ or every aspect of the procedures but a hit of what he should go –Then with this information‚ the reader realize that Santiago must cross the desert to reach the pyramids‚ that he must acquire some money to arrive to Egypt. A foreshadowing event not only tells the reader what a character might do to accomplish ‘’that’’‚ but with what he might struggle and what the character mush overcome. 3

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    Island

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    Guano islands Along the Peruvian coast is a string of rocky islands and peninsulas that are home to guanay cormorants‚ boobies‚ and pelicans. The birds leave the islands every morning to feed on the fish‚ especially anchovies‚ that are plentiful in the Humboldt Current. They return in the afternoon. There is no vegetation on the islands‚ so they build their nests out of guano and feathers‚ adding a new layer every year. By the time Europeans first saw the islands‚ the guano was more than 100 feet

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