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    contrast to convey meaning in his writing. Not only did contrast help convey meaning‚ but he also used it to show feelings. Of the many contrast in “Heart of Darkness” the difference of light and dark and the difference between the Thames River and the Congo River are the most obvious. The biggest contrast in “Heart of Darkness” is the difference between light and dark. London represents the light. London is in civilization‚ and if London represents the light‚ then civilization also has a big thing

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    passage “Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927” the author John M. Barry describes elaborately the functions and complexity of the Mississippi River. The author wants to inform the reader about the fascinating characteristic the Mississippi River offers‚ through a descriptive and informative passage. The author’s fascination of the river is incredible due to the simple‚ solid facts that are stated. Throughout the passage the author uses many rhetorical devices to amplify his message such

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    The Issues of Water War

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    Wars | Almost for twenty tears‚ Georgia‚ Alabama and Florida have been fighting over the amount of water in Apalachicola Chattahoochee Flint and the Alabama Coosa Tallapoosa (ACT) river basin that passes through their borders. Georgia wants plenty of water for metro Atlanta so they can keep growing. The downstream users Alabama and Florida wants enough water flowing for their own economic goods. But none of these state wants to stop fighting and work together. | -------------------------------------------------

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    Langston Hughes Poems

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    Emily Wang  Hill  English 11H Period 4  27 January 2015  Poems by Langston Hughes  I Dream a World  1. Main idea of the poem?  The main intentions of the poem are presenting a world where blacks are equal to whites.  Langston Hughes wants a world that is fair‚ without the discriminations or segregations by  society’s norms.   2. Tone?   The tone of the poem is filled with hope but also skepticism. The poem rhymes and is very  easy to read. The rhymes give off a very light feel throughout the lines

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    land of the rivers. Dhaka city‚ the capital of Bangladesh is surrounded by the rivers-Turag‚ Buriganga‚ Dhaleshwari‚ Balu and Shitalakhya. A number of canals are connected to these rivers‚ which form a river canal network system. There are both residential and industrial units besides these rivers which are prime source of pollution of these rivers. The untreated waste water discharges by the industries cause serious pollution. Besides‚ non point sources along with the stretch of the river are also

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    Flooding in Bangladesh

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    land of the total area is less than 1 metre above sea level • The total annual rain falls in the summer of Dhaka is almost 2000mm • Rivers lakes and swamps cover more than 10% of the land area • Snow melts in the Himalayas in the summer‚making the river ganges flood. Additionally‚ Most of the country is delta and flood plain‚ landforms formed by regular river floods. The amount of surface water makes them tough environments for populace‚ but at the same time they are also appealing because of

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    amounts of rainfall seen all throughout the Midwest. It was so much rain that instead of absorbing into the soils‚ the water flowed into the Mississippi River. This caused leaks in the levees which then caused the river to overflow. Many people tried to stop the water by creating sandbag levees in hopes to try to contain the water. The Mississippi River overflowed for miles and destroyed billions of dollars of crops and goods‚ as well as killing fifty people in total. It was considered the worst flood

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    District particularly in our area who are living near the riverbank or one of the low lying villages in the city‚ which is 3rd class city in the province of Surigao del Sur‚ Mindanao that had always been experiencing floods due to the rising of the river waters in that area. It has been‚ observed that even just a slight rain fall; flood occurs and brings devastation to the houses‚ and to the people especially rainy seasons. As one of the resident of our Purok‚ I already witnessed how my neighbors suffered

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    piece of Stewarts’.  This asymmetrical painting is set somewhere close to the 1800’s turn of the century into the 1900’s along the Mississippi River.  Set off Latch Island‚ north of Winona is the once authentic landscape of a rundown boathouse built next to a majestic bridge crossing the river. The homely boathouse that is situated on the edge of the river almost directly under a then futuristic industrial bridge is one of several up and down the waterway that people lived in year round due to hard

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    On April 30‚ 1812 the great state Louisiana was founded‚ also known as “The Gumbo Pot”. Tourists visit Louisiana a lot based off of many thigs including; its cultures‚ food‚ and traditions. However ‚ a little known fact is that the state is being washed away by 30 football fields of land each day and soon the state is predicted to be gone‚ actions and precautions are taken we can stop the disaster from happening. Coastal erosion in Louisiana is the process of steady depletion of wetlands‚ along

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