#1: two wires were placed the wrong way.. Luckily they weren't the timer ones, or else the bomb would have blew up before they were at their destination
#2: fuel... During the flight and returning home, the crews had trouble transporting their extra fuel to their main fuel tank, which led to them running out of fuel very soon. (and yes... they were trying to fix the problem while dropping the bomb)
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<span>The first form of grants-in-aid from the national government to the states was
land grants. The land grant is </span><span>an award of real estate , a gift of land. The recipient is given this grant with the requirement
that a public purpose, as defined by legislation. The purpose of the land grand is enabling work.</span>
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The price of carrots rises would cause the supply curve for carrots to shift to the right.
A change in demand or supply conditions shifts the demand or supply curve to a new position. Each curve can be shifted right or left. A shift to the right means an increase in demand or supply. This means that at each market price, more quantity is being supplied or demanded.
A shift to the left means a decrease in demand or supply. That means less supply or demand at any price. Four cases of changes in supply and demand are considered because both the demand and supply curves can shift in either direction. These cases are so important and universal that they are often called the "Law of Supply and Demand".
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The Ottoman Empire helped interconnect Afroeurasia because they controlled the Bosporus Strait, meaning they had control over a lot of trade between Afroeurasia and they also had a strong economy, attracting merchants all over the world. Also, the place became a center of Islam, which attracted people from different parts of the world to the city of Istanbul. Mughal India's Akbar was tolerant of all religions, in fact, he invited priests to explain Christianity to him. Since there was no religion-centered tax, many people were attracted to the city therefore interconnecting Afroeurasia even more.
