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Salvador Allende 
 Many of these myths attempted to discredit the character of Allende i.e. make him appear as a coward, weak or cruel person:
Salvador Allende 
 Some of his enemies claimed he was living in Cuba or East Germany - photographs appeared depicting people with the likeness of Allende.
Salvador Allende 
 One of the more current myths about Allende, has been that he was an anti-Semite and white supremacist, even though he was a mestizo with Jewish extraction who advocated Marxism (which teaches that people are divided by class not race, ethnicity or nationality).
Salvador Allende 
 Allende became of interest to people all over the world because he was the first democratically elected socialist in Chile and the first democratically elected Marxist in the world.
Salvador Allende 
 Many people felt Allende was the beginning of a new era in which great changes to society - especially in developing countries - could be brought about peacefully through an election.
Salvador Allende 
 Since his death monuments, statues, parks and streets have been named in his honour all over the world.
Salvador Allende 
 Ministries and municipalities in many countries have also officially approved the naming of schools and educational departments in his honour.
Salvador Allende 
 Despites Pinochet’s 17 years of military rule and an attempt to deny Allende his proper place in Chilean history, he was officially honoured in Chile as a defender of representative democracy (i.e. people’s right to elect their political representatives through free and fair elections) with a state funeral in 1990.
Salvador Allende 
 A monument was also erected outside the Moneda Presidential Palace (Chile's house of Government) where he died defending the democratically elected Popular Unity government he lead.
Authority 
 Authority is the ability of a person or an organization to conduct a certain lifestyle for another person or a group.
Authority 
 Adopting lifestyle patterns as a result of authority is called obedience and authority as a concept includes most leadership cases.
Authority 
 Although authority is usually described as human there is also frequent mention of divine authority.
Authority 
 This power might be materialistic (such as a threat to harm someone) or fictitious (such as belief in a certain person's power).
Authority 
 The power exists because of the possible use of sanction : An action who harms a person who's not obeying the authority or threatening it in order to conduct a social power.
Authority 
 Authority may exists in a direct way by virtue of an actual power (such as a threat of imprisonment), which is called "forcing", or by legitimization that the subject gives to the authority (such as recognition of aristocratic authority).
Authority 
 Only a few authorities are based on physical power, most are based on an organizational authority system.
Authority 
 For example: the authority of a state leader takes part when there is some sort of a police that punishes individuals that do not obey him.
Authority 
 The policeman are subordinated to the leader and his rules because they are also under the police threat.
Authority 
 If all citizens of the state choose to deny the leader and his rules, the authority will be lost, but the very fact that the authority semi-exists allowes it to be full.
Authority 
 While obedience is the law, disobedience, insubordination and crime are a violation and resistance to the authority.
Authority 
 Theoretically, violation of the authority drags with it a sanction or punishment that's given by the authority owner.
Authority 
 The severity of the sanction and the threat it presents are based on the particular social situation, on the balance of power, on the local norms and so on.
Authority 
 He designed an experiment to measured how willing people were to do what an authority figure told them to do.
Authority 
 The person running the experiment told the volunteer to test their "student"'s ability to remember pairs of words.
Authority 
 When the teacher's "student" remembered a pair of words incorrectly, the experimenter told the teacher to give the student an electric shock from an electroshock generator.
Authority 
 According to agentic state theory, the participants who obeyed the experimenter's orders did this because they did not see themselves as responsible for their actions.
Musical instrument 
 Anything that somehow produces sound can be considered a musical instrument, but the term generally means items that are specifically for making music.
Musical instrument 
 Some people think that the voice is a "natural musical instrument" because singing is a way to make music without any instrument at all.
Winston Churchill 
 Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill KG OM CH TD FRS PC (30 November 1874 – 24 January 1965) was an English politician.
Winston Churchill 
 He was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom twice, once during World War II, and again in the early 1950s.
Winston Churchill 
 Churchill was the only person to have been a member of the British Government during both World Wars, and the last commoner (non-royal) to be granted a state funeral.
Winston Churchill 
 He was ranked as the greatest British prime minister of the twentieth century by 20 prominent historians, politicians and commentators.
Winston Churchill 
 They were asked by BBC Radio 4's The Westminster Hour to rank the 19 prime ministers from Lord Salisbury at the turn of the century through to John Major in the 1990s.
Winston Churchill 
 A million votes were cast, and the voting was heavily influenced by public campaigns from various candidates.
Winston Churchill 
 Winston Churchill was born on 30 November 1874 at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, England, the home of the Dukes of Marlborough.
Winston Churchill 
 His father, Lord Randolph Churchill, was a younger son of the 7th Duke, and a leading Tory politician.
Winston Churchill 
 In 1904, he changed parties and joined the Liberal Party, but later returned to the Conservative Party.
Winston Churchill 
 He married Clementine Hozier in 1908, and had 5 children named Diana, Randolph, Sarah, Marigold and Mary.
Winston Churchill 
 He organized an invasion in Gallipoli which went wrong, and because of this, he was made to leave the government.
Winston Churchill 
 After World War I, in 1919, Churchill was made Secretary of State for War, and Secretary of State for Air (aircraft).
Winston Churchill 
 In 1920, he ordered the first air bombing in Africa when he bombed the Darwiish State, (also called Daraawiish State).
Winston Churchill 
 One was called Marlborough: his life and times, about his famous ancestor John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough; another was A History of the English Speaking Peoples, which was not published until after World War 2.
Winston Churchill 
 When Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany, Churchill warned that Britain should strengthen its military and oppose Hitler.
Winston Churchill 
 Some people thought that Britain could not win the war, and that the British government should make peace with Hitler.
Winston Churchill 
 He had many meetings with Roosevelt and with Joseph Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union, after they came into the war.
Winston Churchill 
 In 1963, President John F. Kennedy named him 'Honorary Citizen of the United States' but too ill to attend a White House ceremony, his son and grandson accepted the award.
Winston Churchill 
 When he died, his wife Lady Clementine Churchill and other members of the family were at his bedside.
Winston Churchill 
 The River War (1899): about the reconquest of the Sudan, after the revolution of the self-proclaimed Mahdi, Muhammed Ahmed.
Winston Churchill 
 Arms and the Covenant or While England Slept: A Survey of World Affairs, 1932–1938 (1938): a call to arms, warning about Hitler, urging rearmament
Golan Heights 
 The Golan Heights is a strip of land in northeastern Israel that was captured by Israel in the Six Day War of 1967.
Golan Heights 
 Syria and Israel still have not signed a peace treaty from that war, mostly because of the issue of the Golan.
Golan Heights 
 They almost reached a peace deal but they could not agree on where to draw the line, and what Syria would have to do in return.
Golan Heights 
 In January 2013, the Israeli government said it planned to build a wall along the eastern edges of the Golan Heights, on its border with Syria.
Golan Heights 
 A View From Damascus: Internal Refugees From Golan’s 244 Destroyed Syrian Villages from Washington Report
Pupil (eye) 
 There is a circular group, which squeezes the iris smaller, and another group which pulls the iris wider.
Pupil (eye) 
 When it is darker, the pupils will dilate (get bigger) because they need to allow more light into the eye to see.
Pupil (eye) 
 When it is bright, the pupil will constrict (get smaller) to restrict the amount of light there is getting into the eye so we can see.
Pupil (eye) 
 The reason why it has no colour is because the light that travels through the pupil is absorbed by the tissues in the inside of the eye.
Pupil (eye) 
 Pupils that are both "pinpoint" (the size of the point of the end of a pin - about 1mm across) are a sign that a person may have one of these problems:
Pupil (eye) 
 They have been poisoned with a type of chemical called an organophosphate, which includes things like some pesticides as well as nerve gases like sarin
Pupil (eye) 
 Pupils that are both "dilated" (larger than usual, up to 8mm across) are a sign that a person may have one of these problems:
Pupil (eye) 
 A person's pupils may also be dilated if they are in a dark place, or if they have used some kinds of eyedrops.
Pupil (eye) 
 Pupils that are "unequal" (one is bigger than the other) are usually a sign that something is wrong with the brain.
Pupil (eye) 
 If both pupils change size at the same time, but the change happens slowly, the pupils are called "sluggish."
Pupil (eye) 
 This can be a sign of illegal drug use, hypoxia (not getting enough oxygen to the brain), or injury.
Pupil (eye) 
 If only one pupil changes size, there is usually a problem with the brain, or with the optic nerve (the nerve that runs from the brain to the eye).
Pupil (eye) 
 The brain is supposed to make the pupils change shape, so if this is not happening, it means the brain is not working normally.
Translator 
 A translator reads something written in one language and speaks it or writes it in another language.
Translator 
 In order to convert meanings from one language into another one, translators must be able to know the target language deeply.
Cambodia 
 The ancestors of Cambodia had an empire called Angkor centered in the northwest of present-day Cambodia.
Cambodia 
 One of the buildings from Angkor is a Hindu/Buddhist temple called Angkor Wat which is the world's largest religious structure.
Cambodia 
 This empire was later destroyed due to ecological and environmental problems as well as failing infrastructure.
Cambodia 
 The Mekong River runs through the middle of the country and is the most important source of water in the country.
Cambodia 
 Traditional Cambodian sports are buffalo racing, dragon boat racing and bokator Khmer martial art also known as pradal serey.
Cambodia 
 Cambodia attended its first Olympic Games in 1956 and participated in two more before warfare and civil strife interrupted its attendance.
Cambodia 
 Cambodians are famous for a type of 'kah-tieu' called 'kah-tieu Phnom Penh' which has shrimp, beef balls, fried garlic, pork broth and chicken.
Cambodia 
 The tattoo artist guarantees that the person cannot receive any physical harm as long as they follow certain conditions.
Cambodia 
 Camko City is being constructed by Korean companies to modernize Phnom Penh so as to make it appealing to foreign investors and businesses.
Cambodia 
 Cambodia is also one of the most corrupted nations in the world and has been pressured by international communities to fix it.
Cambodia 
 South Korean president Lee Myung Bak was an economic advisor to Cambodian prime minister Hun Sen and former Cambodian King Norodom Sihanouk was a good friend with former North Korean leader Kim Il-sung.
Cambodia 
 Ethnic minorities include Chinese, Vietnamese, Muslim Cham-Malays, Laotians, and various native peoples of the rural highlands.
Cambodia 
 Although much of Cambodia is heavily forested, the central lowland region is covered with rice paddies, fields of dry crops such as corn (maize) and tobacco, tracts of tall grass and reeds, and thinly wooded areas.
Cambodia 
 Broad-leaved evergreen forests grow in the mountainous areas to the north, with trees 100 feet (30 metres) high emerging from thick undergrowths of vines, rattans, palms, bamboos, and assorted woody and herbaceous ground plants.
Cambodia 
 In the southwestern highlands, open forests of pines are found at the higher elevations, while the rain-drenched seaward slopes are blanketed with virgin rainforests growing to heights of 150 feet (45 metres) or more.
Cambodia 
 Ta Chen's mentor Duch found guilty of crimes against humanity, war crimes, genocide, first khmer rouge trial
1466 
 June – Second Siege of Krujë:  Mehmed II leads an army of 150,000 to stop the Albanian resistance by taking Krujë.
1466 
 August 26 – A conspiracy against Piero di Cosimo de' Medici, led by Luca Pitti and Borso d'Este, is discovered and put down in Florence.
Teenager 
 A person begins their teenage life when they become 13 years old, and ends when they become 20 years old.
Teenager 
 Constantly exposed to new ideas, social situations and people, Teenagers work to develop their personalities and interests during this time of great change.
Teenager 
 Before their teenage years, these adolescents focused on school, play, and gaining approval from their parents.
1546 
 Year 1546 (MDXLVI) was a common year starting on Friday (link will display the full calendar) of the Julian calendar.
1600 
 October 30- Sekigahara- Ieyasu unifies Japan after warring sates period by defeating the western army, lead by Mitsunari Ishida.
Adult 
 Once someone reaches adulthood, that person typically no longer has to take directions from a parent or guardian, but rather can make decisions for themselves.
Adult 
 This means that they have begun or passed through the physical puberty, and are able to sexually reproduce.
Adult 
 A person can be at legal age at 18, yet they're still in adolescence, their minds are still developing.
Adult 
 In most countries, someone is legally considered an adult when he or she is older than a certain age.
Adult 
 Hitting the age of majority means that you are considered old enough to make your own decisions, and not having to be taken care of by your parents or other adults.
Adult 
 There are many additional laws that determine from what age a person is allowed to do something; for example, vote, drink alcohol, and have sexual intercourse.
Adult 
 There are also some cultures that says a person is an adult from an age of 13 years on, for example see Bar Mitzi, which usually corresponds to puberty.
Colony 
 http://www.un.org/Depts/dpi/decolonization/trust3.htm - Non-self governing territories as listed by the United Nations General Assembly in 2002
Sonic boom 
 When an airplane reaches the speed of sound, it makes a bang sound or an explosive noise that can be seen with the naked eye.
Sonic boom 
 The thunder that a storm makes is also a sonic boom caused by lightning forcing air to move faster than the speed of sound.
Sonic boom 
 The first plane to fly at a level altitude above the speed of sound was the Bell X-1 in 1947 and was piloted by Chuck Yeager.
Sikkim 
 Its neighbours are Bhutan to the east, Nepal to the west, the Tibet Autonomous Region of P.R.C. to the north and the Indian province of West Bengal to its south.
Sikkim 
 It has the smallest number of people and second smallest land size () of any major divisions in the Republic of India.
Sikkim 
 Tourism makes a lot of the money in this small organised state of India, because it is not close to the sea.
Sikkim 
 There are also Bhutias (Tibetan and Bhutnese in origin) and aboriginal Lepchas, who are mainly pastoral nomads.
Sikkim 
 The Nepalese practice Hinduism, but the former Chogyal House (“King under the religious laws”) and the official class are Buddhist.
Sikkim 
 Sikkim is the second smallest state after Goa, but it has many physical features like forests, rivers and mountains around its edges.
Sikkim 
 Most of the mountains are above 6100 metres (20000ft) are near the west of the occupied territory, like Mt Kanchendzonga.
Sikkim 
 Other mountains that are over 6100 meters (20000ft)tall are Kabru (the second tallest), Sinilchu, Pandim, Rothong, Kokthang, Talung, Kanglakhang, Simvo & Jonsang.
Sikkim 
 The other mountains that are a little bit shorter than 6100 meters (20000ft) are Masthonangye, Yabukjakchen, Narsing and Lamaonden.
Sikkim 
 Most of the mountains in Sikkim have never been climbed, because the Sikkimese consider them sacred.
Sikkim 
 The most important hot-springs are at Phurchachu (Reshi), Yumthang, Borang, Ralang, Taram-chu and Yumey Samdong.
Sikkim 
 On the way between Gangtok to Nathula, 35 kilometres from Gangtok is Lake Changu (Tsomgo), about 3693 meters (12310 ftp) above Sea level.
Sikkim 
 Many of the lakes in Sikkim are on the western border, north of Chiwabhanjang towards the Base Camp.
Sikkim 
 Laxmipokhari, Lampokhari, Majurpokhari, Dud Phokhari, Samiti Lake, and the twin lakes of Ram-Laxman are a few of the lakes in this area.
Sikkim 
 Sikkimese people usually eat rice, green vegetables, potatoes, dal, and sinky, Kenama and Gundruk, (Nepali food).
Sikkim 
 It is prepared by stuffing meat and vegetable ingredients in flour dough then making them into dumplings.
Sikkim 
 Seal Roti (Nepali traditional food) is made by grinding rice and water into a paste, then deep fried.
Sikkim 
 Gundruk is the leaves of the mustard oil plant that are dried in the sun, then boiled with ingredients.
Spelling bee 
 As well, spelling bees encourage children to learn about spelling words and improve their vocabulary.
Spelling bee 
 The United States National Spelling Bee was started in 1926 by The Courier-Journal, the newspaper of Louisville, Kentucky.
Spelling bee 
 Webster's spelling books were an essential part of the curriculum of elementary school children in the United States for five generations.
Spelling bee 
 In a Spelling Bee it is actually best to go first rather than last because words usually go by levels in a school competition, so if it goes from easiest to hardest you will most likely get the less difficult words.
Birth control 
 Birth control, also known as contraception or family planning, is a way for a man and woman to have sexual intercourse and avoid pregnancy.
Birth control 
 Some contraceptives, such as condoms, will also protect a person from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
Birth control 
 During intercourse, a man places his penis in a woman's vagina and moves it in and out while the woman moves her hips.
Birth control 
 These sensations, combined with the in-and-out movements, stimulate the penis, which causes the man to have an orgasm.
Birth control 
 During orgasm, the man's penis spasms and experiences a series of rhythmic contractions during which he ejaculates (releases semen into the vagina).
Birth control 
 Because intercourse is usually very enjoyable, men and women often want to have intercourse a lot more often than they want to have a baby.
Birth control 
 Birth control lets them have intercourse while greatly reducing the chances of the woman getting pregnant.
Birth control 
 Perhaps a man and woman wish to have only a few children so they will have enough money to give those children good food, clothes, and education.
Birth control 
 More children might mean less for each child, so the parents use birth control to limit the number of children they have.
Birth control 
 Or maybe a man and woman do not want any children at all in order to focus on their own lives, jobs, or each other.
Birth control 
 Other couples may use birth control to make sure that they do not have too many children in too short a time, an idea that is called "spacing" their children.
Birth control 
 Still another reason is that a young couple may not be able to afford having a baby until they are older and have more money or better jobs.
Birth control 
 By using birth control, the couple can grow closer and strengthen their relationship by having sexual intercourse frequently so that when they are ready to have a baby their relationship is strong and stable.
Birth control 
 In most of these cases the man and woman want to have sex to be close, to feel good with each other, and to make their relationship stronger.
Birth control 
 Birth control may be used by married couples, or by couples who live together but are not married, or by a man and woman who are engaged, or by a couple who are merely boyfriend and girlfriend, or even by single people who are not in a relationship at all but who may have casual sex with others.
Birth control 
 Some of these have been done for a long time, but many of them were only discovered in the last eighty years.
Birth control 
 Diaphragm and cervical cap – these are objects that a woman puts in her vagina to cover the cervix (the opening at the bottom of the uterus where sperm get in).
Birth control 
 Contraceptive sponge – this is a sponge that is filled with spermicide (a substance that kills sperm) and is put in the woman's vagina over the cervix.
Birth control 
 Barrier methods can be easy to use and have few side effects (bad things that happen if you take a medicine).
Birth control 
 Since they are easy to get and can help stop disease from spreading from one partner to the other, they are popular with younger couples or those who are early in a relationship.
Birth control 
 Hormonal methods change the woman's reproductive cycle in different ways so that it is safe for her man to ejaculate inside her.
Birth control 
 Birth Control Pills – these are pills that a woman takes every day that make her stop ovulating (making eggs).
Birth control 
 Birth control pills are a very popular type of birth control because of how effective and easy to use they are.
Birth control 
 Birth Control Patch – this is a small and thin object that is put on the woman's skin and stays there.
Birth control 
 Injections (shots) – this is where a doctor or nurse gives the woman a shot with a needle every three to six months depending on the type of injection.
Birth control 
 The hormones in the ring go into the woman's vagina and into her body to prevent her from ovulating.
Birth control 
 Many hormonal birth control methods also make women's menses shorter and with less bleeding, which most women like.
Birth control 
 When a woman is using hormonal birth control, she and her man are usually not even aware of it during intercourse, which seems and feels very natural.
Birth control 
 The couple can have sex at any time they wish; they don’t need to interrupt foreplay to put birth control in place, and they can feel the physical sensations and emotional closeness of intercourse without interference from a make or female condom.
Birth control 
 Unlike coitus interruptus (see below), when a woman is on the Pill or using some other form of hormonal birth control, intercourse usually ends with her man reaching orgasm while inside the vagina, which both the man and woman usually find very pleasurable.
Birth control 
 For all of these reasons, hormonal methods are very popular, especially with women who are married or in steady relationships who are having sex often.
Birth control 
 They may make a very small increase in the risk of blood clots in the lungs, strokes, heart attacks, and breast cancer.
Birth control 
 Sometimes, but rarely, these side effects are serious enough to make a woman decide to stop using hormonal birth control.
Birth control 
 This is where an object is put in the woman's uterus (womb, where the fetus grows when she is pregnant).
Birth control 
 There is some risk of infection of the uterus after the IUD is put in, but this is only for 1-2 months after.
Birth control 
 Copper IUDs can also be used as a day-after method to prevent pregnancy after the woman and man already had sex.