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    Dental Stuff

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    Occlusal surface of posterior teeth ii. Occlusal 2/3rd of Facial & Lingual surfaces of posterior teeth iii. Lingual surfaces of anterior teeth Shape: i. Mortise Shape Inverted Cone Shape Mortise Box Shape Mortise Mortise shape defines that each wall and floor is in form of a flat plane‚ meeting each other at definite line and point angles. It is the most accessible type of shape. Boundaries: Facial Groove Lingual Groove Mesial Marginal Ridge* Distal Marginal Ridge* *Step short of Marginal

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    English essay 1

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    The doors and walls to my room are made out of simple wood and drywall not the best for keeping the noise of the house out. But‚ the distractions of the day seem to dissipate when entering my room. On the door hangs a mezuzah to worn off any bad spirits and gives good luck when entering and leaving the room. The parallel walls from right to left are painted a shadowy red color. The other parallel walls in front and behind me are painted in an off white color. The shadowy red walls help keep the room

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    My Fantasy Room

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    comfortable not even that can get me out of bed right now. I picture my fantasy room this way: here I am sipping on a cup of Lipton tea with lemon and viewing the atmosphere of relaxation inside a cinnamon smelling sanctuary with muddy plastering walls and Motown music‚ now moving toward the location of the room I see to north is a window where I hear city pigeons chirp‚ to the south is an exit door leading to the kitchen‚ to the east is my chair‚ and at my right foot on the floor is a purple plastic

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    main causes of the Wall Street crash and how did this lead to the great depression of the 1930’s? The stock market crash of October 1929 resulted because of problems affecting the financial sector and the resulting fall in share prices. However‚ the American economy of the 1920’s also had serious weaknesses that lead to a crash and a depression. The great depression of the early 1930’s would result in poverty and unemployment around the world. One of the main causes of the Wall Street crash was

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    his friends and started walking towards the building with alot of courage. Upon arrival they were shocked of how big the house was. On a sign it said; Murdock Manor. Without thinking Oliver and his entourage walked towards the building. The walls of the old building were made of concrete‚ which were cracked and crumbling. They tried to open the door. but it didn’t even move‚ like if there was something holding it. This wouldn’t stop Oliver though. The windows a couple of footsteps from the

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    Descriptive Essay

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    the comforting atmosphere and warm fires that take place in the wood-burning fireplace. Upon entering the living room‚ the golden honey colored hardwood floor creaks underfoot and the fireplace stands out from the roughly textured‚ earthy green walls that rise up to the textured white ceiling. The long narrow boards that make up the beautifully maintained hardwood floor run lengthwise making this room look even bigger than it actually is. The textured ceiling was done in multi-directional‚ sweeping

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    Nightingale and the Rose

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    Once upon a Time Nadine Gordimer Someone has written to ask me to contribute to an anthology of stories for children. I reply that I don’t write children’s stories; and he writes back that at a recent congress/book fair/ seminar a certain novelist said every writer ought to write at least one story for children. I think of sending a postcard saying I don’t accept that I “ought” to write anything. And then last night I woke up—or rather was wakened without knowing what had roused me.

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    The mystery house

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    that was this house. I was now in the basement or so the sign on the wall said. Now I was in deep trouble. I was trapped in the basement of a haunted and overall freaky house. So I did what any brave kid would do in my position.. I got off my butt and yelled‚ "I want my mommy"! As I had stood up I had unluckily stepped on a board that broke and I fell with it. I am now standing in the cellar if what is written on the wall is true. I am now lucky to be alive thanks to the pile of clown wigs I

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    Descriptive Essay

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    The First and the Last Visit To Cedar Crest Drive There is a full moon. It is pitch black and raining outside. As I lookdown the street I can see the fog setting only feet away from me. It is on this evening when my curiosity gets the best of me. I want to know why my mother never allowed me to go down Cedar Crest Drive. I’ve heard many stories about a haunted house down there. The stories‚ however‚ have varied. I heard somebody had been gruesomely murdered in there. I also

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    Building Defects

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    Introduction: Decay and deterioration can happen in a building for any number of reasons. The first being poor repair and maintenance of the building over its life by users or those responsible for its maintenance such as a landlord etc. It can also mean that there were original problems with the building that impair its ability to function as intended‚ these may not have been uncovered during the snagging process at the end of the construction stage. These building problems are referred

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