Introduction Gurgaon looking back thirty years ago was an economic wasteland, whose main resource was blue cows. What happened next was a modernization wave like no other that spurred rapid urbanization within the city borders. Over the last two decades, skyscrapers started to rise, shopping malls and golf courses started to pop up, and fancy cars can be seen every street corner. Today, Gurgaon has the highest number of professionals per square inch of the country, generating the third highest
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Why uyyyyy your youndhsjxbsqndjdj chdhcndiucndSahel, Arabic Sāḥil, Sahel [Credit: NSSL/NOAA]semiarid region of western and north-central Africa extending from Senegal eastward to The Sudan. It forms a transitional zone between the arid Sahara (desert) to the north and the belt of humid savannas to the south. The Sahel stretches from the Atlantic Ocean eastward through northern Senegal, southern Mauritania, the great bend of the Niger River in Mali, Burkina Faso (formerly Upper Volta), southern
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1996-2012 National Geographic Society. All rights reserved.), (“In United States only 5% of original grassland is still remaining.”) Grassland have several threats which are the nonstop of global warming affecting present grasslands by turning them into wasteland including the pattern changing of rainfall, city expansion are highly growing decreasing the grassland environment, having few crops growing, bugs, illness can extend without problems causing the requirement of toxic pesticides, dried plants, cold
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The definition for wilderness goes as followed, it is a wild and uncultivated region, as a forest or desert, uninhabited or inhabited only by wild animals; a tract of wasteland. In addition, it is defined as any desolate tract, as of open sea, or a part of a garden set apart for plants growing with unchecked luxuriance. Upon research, I discovered the reason why wilderness areas are both important and controversial are due to several components. The first being that in the rural west view that
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how to create metaphors. Example: Event /Person/Place: Mother Metaphor: A mountain in the mist; Strong and everlasting; A blanket of safety and comfort. Answer Here • Summer in Texas: Depths of Hades; A fiery inferno; Barren wasteland; Hot as a scorching oven. • New born infant: Fragile and delicate; Blessed with innocence; unpredictable; uncompromising to any negotiations. • My Dodge Charger SRT-8: A silver bullet speeding through the streets; Loud and vicious; Powerful
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I weaved a web of lies, creating a persona of the rich, successful Jay Gatsby that she wanted me to be. I became old money. I crafted the persona and the background because I had thought and believed that it was the only way to win Daisy back. I wanted it in every way to have it become true. By changing my name and by creating this character , I was trying to become this ultimate being with Daisy being my ultimate prize. I was never able to claim that prize, even yesterday with all the events that
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Death. Destruction. A barren wasteland glowing green at the presence of nuclear waste. This post apocalyptic setting becomes more probable with the introduction of nuclear, or does it? Despite what our beloved cartoons and environmental activists would have us believe about nuclear, it is one of the most reliable and least environmental threatening sources of energy. Not only is it also the quickest and one of the least polluting sources of energy, but it is beneficial to the economy, more environmentally
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-ercontinues to chop the trees, failing to recognize the damage he is doing until, atlast, it is too late to do anything about it. Once-ler ironically goes on to destroythe one thing that made him rich. His business fails, and all that is left is a barren wasteland. The result is clearly Seuss’s
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Drew Hayden Taylor, an Ojibway writer, achieves the role of literature by challenging the common beliefs of society in his essays. He takes the role of defending First Nations from the common criticisms and assumptions of Canadian society, in an attempt to change people’s perspectives. This is the purpose of many of his essays, each having their own problem or question. These essays raise the problems and issues First Nations people face that society may be unfamiliar with. Throughout his essays
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The barren orange wasteland sizzled from the sun's rays. The land was riddled with millions of cracks. There wasn't a cloud in the sky. A single man was stumbled along noiseless he was out here for hours his skin was the color of cherries. Clumsy he crumpled down as he tripped over a skeleton of something that had also died out. With a thud he felt a sharp pain in his rib and the sound like a pretzel cracking. He shrieked out in anguish as his rib splintered off into his flesh poking out of his skin
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