Warfare was more primitive in Ww1 than ww2.
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Our new English teacher walked into the classroom and he did not look happy.
For a brief moment, a "deep silence" could be felt in the classroom.
*No, another one like this!" was the first thing it came to my mind.
"Another Mr. Robinson," Charlie said.
And the issue was that we, as a classroom, do not have the best "magnet" to attract young, happy, and easy-going teachers. Quite the opposite. Wea reused to get 19th-century kid of old-fashion teachers that are very strict, probably in the military-style way.
Nothing really to brag about.
It seemed that the new teacher was expecting to find a classroom full of Shakespeare writers, but no, his expectation felt short. No Shakespeares. Just a bunch of good boys and girls who wh¿ant to learn, have good grades and move on.
The refusal of American Indians from their land cause a forced removal and led to the American Indians to use violence against General Custard<span />
The challenges that the Andean and mid-latitude countries have faced since gaining independence were <u>of achieve the objective of consolidating a strong and stable democracy</u>, <u>of establishing a firm and solid economy</u> and <u>of overcoming the social crises that several dictators left behind,</u> because after the Andean and mid-latitude countries obtained their independences <em>(Since the 18th century)</em>, they had to conquer and overcome several difficulties such as <u>the need of establish strong countries with stable democracies and economies,</u> and also <u>surpass the social crises that some dictatorships left in some countries.</u>
The National Solar Observatory is a public research entity whose mission is to engage in the development of the knowledge of the Sun.
The institution is currently evoked to the construction of the Daniel K Inouye Solar Telescope, which is located on the island of Maui, in the State of Hawaii. The project started in January 2013.
The initial phase of the construction involved the civil works. Specifically the telescope housing, which was completed in September 2013.
The second phase involves the actual installation of the telescope. The first mirror, which has a thickness of 75 mm and a diameter of 12 meters was delivered to the site on August 2, 2017. The process is expected to conclude by early 2019, with the reception and further installation of the second mirror.
