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About 20% of the people of Camboida were killed in the space of about five years. In particular, the Khmer Rouge targeted those who stood out as successful in business or academic pursuits. This action deprived the country of some of its most elite talent. It will take a few generations for the country to recover from such a loss. In addition, the resistance movement of the Khmer Rouge persisted in the jungles until the late 1990s, instilling a sense of terror and uncertainty in the population at large that still impacts people today. People feared that a new reign of Khmer Rouge power could once again target those with religious beliefs, economic knowledge, or intellectual goals. A current effort is under way to put on trial the people responsible for the killing. The goal of such trials is to demonstrate to the people of Camboia and the world that the nation is ready to move on from the devastation of the past.
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It's had been built about since 1958.
T<span>he Great Migration (in East Africa, mainly Kenya and Tanzania) is principally herds of wildebeest and zebra following their food and water supply.</span>
For a wind farm to be effective it needs to be in a place where there
is a wind speed of at least 4.5 m/s or greater, ideally in a location that has a
near constant flow of non-turbulent wind throughout the year with the least likelihood
of sudden powerful bursts of wind. The location should also has an access to electric
power transmission.
