But my life got changed; I moved to the USA with my family, and I was really excited. ... After I moved to united state every thing is so difficult for me. Like hear culture, different language, different people, and the education in different the India, and how people are help full in this country. ... When I move to United state I don't know how to speak English and write. ... I know how hard people have to work in this country to move on in this country....

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The question that is on a lot of minds in regard to this case is what are these people afraid of? ... Obama is so conscious of how much these people fear and loathe him, that he will be watching his P's and Q's very carefully. ... He, and everyone around him, will be working very hard to see that every move he makes, every word that comes out of his mouth, gives no reason for fear. ... The powerful are getting more powerful, as the common people lose much of their significance in the marketplace. ... Forget the fear, and move forward, for our own sakes and for the sake of our cou...

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The Monster that Moves America From the overwhelming size and number of cars on the road and the total dependence on petroleum, to the layout of the nation's cities and suburbs which forces Americans to drive everywhere, the American system of tansportation wastes unnecessary resources. ... The problem with huge SUVs like the Excursion, is that they are not used for hauling huge loads with their huge engines, but people. ... Most people have their own car to do their own thing. Many siblings or friends that live close by go to school together but...

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Sun Yat-Sen defines liberty as "the freedom to move about as one wishes within an organized group," and uses a handful of sand as an example, saying that the sand slipping about without any tendency to cohere, making it loose sand, is like freedom. ... Democracy was implemented to allow the people to have power. ... The Three Principles of People are what shaped China's government and society today. Sun Yat-Sen defines liberty as the freedom to move about freely, instead of a whole. ... He is the Abraham Lincoln of China, freeing the People of the limited society of what it used...

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Leaders are not people who are uninspiring or who lack the enthusiasm that will make others want to be in their presence. Someone in a leadership position is understanding and has respect for people. ... These are all groups of people who, in my opinion, encompass the idea of what a leader is. ... One of the most recognized people in the world is said to be Pope John Paul II. ... Greeley offers a close-up of the pope working a crowd: "His moves, his presence, his smile, his friendliness, his gestures ...have pleased everyone... ...

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WWII initiated the migration of a truly vast amount of American people. Numerous workers started to move to their industries in which they worked for the military producing arms as well as other accessories pertinent to military weapons. ... The war not only affected whites, but also affected black people in America as well. ... In turn, black people had to push much harder for their rights than whites did because they were a minority. ... Overall, WWII made a number of significant changes on American peoples' lifestyle, socially, economically, and politically. ...

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The Cherokee Indians is one of the largest groups of Native American people. ... They were settled people whose land used to cover all of the southern Appalachians highlands, this covered Virginia, Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama. Unfortunately, due to certain circumstances their land was not all kept by them and they were moved from one state and area to the other. ... Cherokees lived in Texas since 1807; these people were an offshoot of the Cherokees from the Arkansas settlement. ... Most of the Indians after that moved to lands in Oklahoma, North Carolina, Louisian...

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Peoples of African descent were visibly absent in any scholarship or intellectual discourse that dealt with human civilization. ... In the words of Ralph Crowder, "the observance must be a testimony to those African pioneers who struggled to affirm the humanity of African peoples and a challenge to the present generation to protect and preserve...the humanity of all peoples of African descent." ... He was nicknamed Satchmo because some people said that his mouth was like a satchel. ... He later moved to Harlem, New York, and soon became a preeminent artist. ... DuBois became a teacher and ...

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Our United States Congress People Of the United States Congress, a handful were elected from Michigan to represent our views. ... All three of these members of Congress work in the government to represent the people. ... In 1964 he moved up to being appointed as an assistant attorney general of Michigan, and the first general counsel for the Michigan Civil Rights Commission. He continued to move up and be elected to the Detroit City Council in 1969, and then became its president with the most votes ever won in the city. ... This award is only given to people who have worked to make co...

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Yoruba People An Overview: History, Geography, Ecology, Subsistence, Technology The Yoruba People, of whom there are more than twenty-five million, occupy the southwestern corner of Nigeria along the border with Benin Republic and extends into Benin Republic itself. ... The world, say traditions of the Yoruba people, began at Ife, a city of great historical and religious significance in the heart of Yoruba country. ... (Source 2) Until relatively recent times the Yoruba's did not consider themselves a single people, but rather as citizens of Oyo, Benin, Yagba and other cities, re...

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As mentioned before, there were people inhabiting Guam prior to the U.S. acquisition of it. ... As American citizens, a dichotomy of identities exists for the colonized people of Guam. ... In other words, Guamanians are reared to believe that they are Americans, but under false pretense; that is without actually being U.S. citizens; for they must move to a State in order to truly be American. To clarify further, imagine being born and raised in Sacramento, California and having to move to Nevada, or any other State, in order to vote for President, to have a voting representative in Congress, a...

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The People's Republic of China has been a communist state since 1949, when Mao Zedong declared, after a bloody civil war, that all of China was to be combined under one banner, and that banner was Communism. ... Under the leadership of President Jiang Zemin and Premier Zhu Rongji, China's economic growth rate rose to almost 12% and helped to bring over 150 million people out of poverty ("China "). In 2001, China joined the World Trade Organization and has since then maintained a steady growth in both economic and quality of life for the Chinese people.  ... (Wertheim) Growth in C...

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Karel Capek used robots in his plays and had them look and behave like people. ... Other robots move in straight lines similar to a crane. ... If a robot moves that is all it does. ... Pitch is when you move your wrist up and down. Yaw is when you move your hand left and right. ...

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Many people never move in their entire life, but I have moved a total of four times. ... It is not always a negative thing to move to place to place every couple of years. ... I have been to a lot of places some people can only dream about, like Hawaii. ... Every time I make new friends I usually move and I never keep in touch with them. ... I can honestly say that if I have not ever moved I would not be the person I am today. ...

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THE EVOLUTION OF RAP MUSIC IN THE UNITED STATES Some people feel that Rap is not music or art and neglect the fact that hip-hop has become a flourishing culture. ... These large arrangements were made up of Disk Jockeys (DJ), bouncers, and engineers; they were movable nightclubs or discos that were set up in order to meet the needs of the people. ... It seems as if the more original the moves were, the more hazardous they became to a dancers health. One of the popular moves in break dancing is known as the "floor lock". ... Probably one of the most hazardous moves was the "suicide". ...

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We all have our opinions about immigration, but it seems now of days no one stops and stares at the facts on why they move to the U.S., so today I will tell you why people move to the United States, the difficulties of immigration, and finally my own opinion of immigration. There are many reasons that people move here such as: Government, religion, job opportunities, family, education, and push and pull factors of weather. People are fleeing their government to come to America because their ruler isn't ruling in the interest of their people or are treating their people cruelly for reason...

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People could then move Westward and spur the advancement and development of the West as it had in the East (Bolon). ... By transporting people from different countries, it filled millions of jobs. ... Now that people had money, they could travel. With the steam engine powering locomotives, they would move westward in search of new beginnings. As people moved westward they carried their custom lifestyles and beliefs sparking the diffusion of cultures (Kelly). ...

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However, this does not mean that people can move around the world with no restriction. ... Most young immigrants move to the America to learn. ... Another reason for foreigners to move to is the better job opportunity in the US. ... Therefore, people tend to move to countries with better job opportunity in order to avoid this frustrating. ... If people move to a different country because they are not comfortable and cannot fulfill their needs where there were, one may wonder why the government should put a restriction on their entrance to the other country. ...

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Railroads enabled people to see places they had never seen before. ... After railroads were built, many people moved west. ... It said if you moved out west, you could have 160 acres of land. ... Most of the farms in the West moved to commercial agriculture. ... Any time a family member would move to America they would move in with their family. ...

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Puerto Ricans are very proud people. ... People that live and visit the Island can buy it almost anywhere. ... Today people use rum all over the Caribbean. ... Puerto Ricans are very soulful people. ... In Salsa, turns have become a very important move. ...

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Many African Americans came back from world war 2 and moved north and west. Many of them moved to the cities. ... Then came the Faubus sending in the national guard to stop nine black people from enrolling in a white school. ... I think that during the 1950's many people only viewed the civil rights movement as political and didn't give it much thought. The fifties may have been known as peaceful but I think everything was also a little bit more sheltered and rose colored than people would have liked to admit. ...

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Perhaps the most significant event in my life to date was my family's move from a small town in upstate New York to Philadelphia as I was entering my sophomore year of High School. ... Although my religion has always been of great importance to me and has always provided me with strength, it never was more important then during my move to Philadelphia. ... Additionally, I attended a second synagogue on occasion which is more traditional than my family's congregation and was warmly welcomed by the people there as well, almost all of them adults. ... Perhaps, there is even a con...

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The Indian's saw these explanations as being outrageous, but what could they do without getting killed against a stronger, more well armed race of people. ... This was to say that the indigenous peoples living there did not have the right to live there. ... For years now the indigenous peoples watched as white Americans moved into their area. ... The whites sometimes did not even use any excuses, but just used brute force to move the Indians out. ... The Navaho were to simply get up and move to make way for the white miners. ...

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Communication helps us to establish a relation with other people. ... Intercultural gives us a broader sight to know people and about their background. People from different cultures can give their opinions in building our society. ... If someone moves to another country, it becomes very difficult for him t adjust over there as there might be different languages. ... Intercultural communication helped me when i moved from India, as i didnt know the cultures of American people. ...

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During the preliminary Kobe's defense team will try to move the case to a more neutral place because of how only "Three percent of African Americans live in Colorado" (http://www.chattablogs.com _events.html, 2003, P.1). The extra legal factor is that the great majority of the people that live in Colorado are white which will ultimately lead to the majority of jury being white which would put Kobe Bryant at a great disadvantage because of the case against him. So far nothing has been done really to move the case somewhere else. If the case was to be moved it would influenced the case a lo...

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