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"Crossing the Chasm"
Across the Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is one of natures most impressive sites. This deep narrow gorge, ranging up to one mile deep and 18 miles wide, is Colorado River carved out of the Arizona desert by the power of nature over the past 6 million years. The walls of the canyon are coloured by......
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The Burtonwood Forest System
The Burtonwood Forest System is a public owned forested land located in south-west Cheshire, England. It has been recognised as an area of international importance, due to its importance for biodiversity, conservation and recreational activity. The area of the Burton......
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Introduction
The London School of Economics (LSE) is an internationally renowned higher education institution and one of the world’s leading centres for research and teaching in economics, business, management, politics, philosophy and law. Located in the heart of London’s academic and politica......
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William Pit the Taxation Philosophies
Sir William Pit was an English economist, statesman and advocate of taxation philosophies during the mid-seventeenth century. He is best remembered for his innovative proposals on reforming fiscal and fiscal policies and his pioneering work on mercantilism. I......
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The Benefits of Playing Video Games
Despite popular belief, playing video games can actually offer some benefits. From providing a space for social interaction, to offering users a chance to flex their problem-solving muscles, there are many advantages to playing video games. Below are just a few......
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The Beauty of Nature
Nature is one of the most beautiful gifts of God to mankind. People, who spend much of their time in the hustle and bustle of the cities, often go green with envy when they look at the lives of the people who are closely linked to nature.
The beauty of nature cannot be solel......
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The foxglove is a tall, striking wildflower that can reach up to seven feet in height. It is native to Europe, but can now be found around the world. The plant has also been called dead man’s bells, fairy caps, bunny’s gloves, and witch’s gloves. Despite its innocent-sounding name, the foxglove......
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