Bobby Johnson, Your proposal for Oil and Gas Development is yet another slap in face of the small people who have mineral rights to their property. It is high time that the little people rise up and vote for people that

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take care® Healthcare Flexible Spending Account H ealthcare costs are on the rise. The costs of co-payments, prescription drugs, eyeglasses, and dental work for you and your family can really add up. With big-ticket ser

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• Healthcare in the United States
• Electronic commerce
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• Business
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• FSA debit card
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• Taxation in the United States
• Employment compensation
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Module 2, Investigation 4: Log 1 Our coasts The coast is where the ocean meets land. Coastlines are always changing their shape. They are being worn away in some places and built up in others. Coasts can wear away due to

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• Physical oceanography
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• Sea level
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MORE NOVA SCOTIANS JOIN THE FOOD BANK LINE UP Halifax, NS (November 16, 2010) – The number of Nova Scotians accessing food banks continues to rise, according to a study released today. HungerCount

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• Development
• Food Banks Canada
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• Poverty
• North Texas Food Bank
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• Food banks
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GLACIERS AND ICE CAPS Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland, Earth Approximately 85% of Greenland is buried beneath a thick ice cap that averages 1500 meters thick but is up to 4300 meters thick in some places. The Greenland ice c

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• Mars
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• Ice
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• Greenland ice sheet
• Current sea level rise
• Physical geography
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T he Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was set up jointly by the World Meteorological Organization and the United Nations Environment Programme to provide an authoritative international statement of scien

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• IPCC Fourth Assessment Report
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• Global warming
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• Regional effects of global warming
• Instrumental temperature record
• IPCC Summary for Policymakers
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• Climate change
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
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The South Pacific Tide Gauge Network Belinda Ronai National Tidal Facility Australia, Flinders University of South Australia. The South Pacific Tide Gauge Network is made up of contributions from an array of tide gauges

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• Physical geography
• Current sea level rise
• Tide gauge
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• Track gauge
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• Oceanography
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• Earth

“Rise  Above”  Request  for  Proposals   The Office of Diversity & Inclusion (ODI) at the University of Maryland is seeking proposals (up to $[removed]per awardee) from the campus community for events an

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• Sociology
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Between 1999 and 2011, the number of ethanol plants in the U.S. quadrupled, accompanied by a rapid rise in production capacity. Additional information on specific plant locations and up-to-date statistics can be obtained

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• Chemistry
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• Ethanol fuel
• Renewable Fuels Association
• Renewable fuels
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• Cellulosic ethanol commercialization
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The National Australian Tide Gauge Network Belinda Ronai National Tidal Facility Australia, Flinders University of South Australia. The National Australian Tide Gauge Network is made up of contributions from an array of

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• Port Kembla
• New South Wales
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