Aah, studying for your license? No worries.
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Imagine you are a drinker. Just imagine, even if you're under 21. You're drunk. You're gonna go home. Smoke 20 packs of alcohol. Drink some cigarattes. Sleep on the floor, and stand on your bed. Everything is swimming around you!! You can't see well. Oh well, who cares, bed is heaven. Gunna go to car. aah, cool, I can still drive!!
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As you can see, being a drinker makes your brain fuzzy and confused. It makes the nerves and reactors in your brain slow down. It also makes you respond and react to things slower. This, all in turn, makes you drunk. When you are drunk, you don't remember certain things and make absurd decisions. Your decisions are usually not very smart. So, when you drink and then decide to drive, you overestimate your ability to tolerate alcohol.
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The pacific faces the environmental issue of air and ocean pollution, air pollution coming from china, japan, and india due to large populations. And ocean pollution coming from the recent tsunami
"There have been several steps taken since the Christmas Day Tsunami in 2004 to help in case of a future disaster.
Three of the steps are new warning systems & risk assessment, education & public awareness, and mitigation & building codes to ensure the buildings could handle another big wave.
The Tsunami killed tens of thousands of people. It was a horrific natural disaster."
The First Transcontinental Railroad was a 1,912-mile continuous railroad line constructed between 1863 and 1869 that connected the existing eastern U.S. rail network at Omaha, Nebraska/Council Bluffs, Iowa with the Pacific coast at the Oakland Long Wharf on San Francisco Bay.
so, the answer is 1,912 miles