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The personalities of Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris allowed the Columbine tragedy occur. Without a Harris, Klebold was a typical underachieving, depressed teen who hated and blamed himself more than he hated or blamed others. Without Klebold, Harris was a psychopath who would have eventually, on his own, wreaked havoc on the world he hated and the stupid, worthless people who inhabited it; he enjoyed hating, he enjoyed demeaning, and he enjoyed the idea of inflicting pain and suffering on others. Harris was also an adept liar. His friends and classmates reported that he lied about anything and everything. He enjoyed lying as much as he enjoyed hating and knew that it gave him an advantage. Authorities have gained a lot of insight into these personalities since their deaths because they not only left behind their websites and videos, but also journals chronicling their true feelings.

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I actually still have one of these. If it's the same artist you're referring to, it's Anthony Casay.

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1980's and 1990's magazines are not worth much. Too many are still around and in circulation. If you were planning on selling them on eBay or something, consider doing it as a lot, not a single magazine at a time.

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1992-1995

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On January 11, 1996, Ryutaro Hashimoto was sworn in as Prime Minister of Japan.

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Found the answer at http://www.amazon.com/Bioterrorism-Family-Guide-John-Kingsley/dp/1413706924 John Kingsley has travelled extensively, lived with many indigenous people in various parts of the world and has learned the skills that such peoples have used and in some areas still use to sustain their way of life. He is recognized as an authority on counter-revolutionary warfare and has advised major corporations the world over on how to mitigate such risks. By A Customer After the tragedy of 9/11, and in its aftermath, it is surely only a matter of time before we will have to confront and deal with the actual event of bioterrorism. We have been told it is coming, so its not an 'if' but a 'when'. Many feel such an event will herald the end of civilization, and with good cause, perhaps. Read this book and, more than ever before, you will know that there is every real potential for survival - not just of the fitest or privileged - but for all of us. Uplfiting, confidence building, and undoubtedly the most valuable and easy to comprehend - and action - instruction book I have ever read. Sounds interesting!

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Blu-ray, ipad, iphone, Wii, artisan lettuces, Ito En tea in bottles, text messaging, Kindle, Splenda, and baby food in blister packs instead of jars.

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NO! He did not ...You may be thinking of Bernie Kosar.....Vinnie's first Cowboy tenure is this year

Kosar was with the Cowboys in 1993. Testaverde was with the Cowboys in 2004.

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Cellular phone

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A penumbral lunar eclipse took place on October 8, 1995.

Christopher Keene, American conductor (b. 1946) died.

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Why heritage is controversial and debated

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I would like to see a picture Richard Dawson and his wife.

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Yes but he is not actually married

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Anil Chatterjee is considered as one of the best actors to have emerged in the Bengali cinema during the early fifties. Mostly remembered as a character artiste par excellence, he also gave strong performances in leading roles within the limited opportunities he got. Anil Chatterjee was born on 25th October 1929. After completing his school studies in Delhi, he came to Kolkata and got admitted in the famous St. Xavier's College where he came in touch with Utpal Dutt, an alumnus of the institution. Soon he joined Dutt's theatre troupe and performed in some Shakespearean dramas produced and directed by Dutt. These early forays into stage would leave a deep impression on Anil and his screen presence had a theatrical quality that was brilliantly exploited in many films which are now considered as classics.

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I don't know for sure, but check underneath the van, follow the fuel line from the tank forward. I would bet it's under there. The fuel filter is in the engine compartment driver side 10" beneath the brake fluid reservoir its not under the car at all you can

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in those 20 years and the next few years continuing up to now aboriginals have gained more and more rights. now they are just like you ad me and can be like everybody else. but it wasn't always this way. in the early 1970s an aboriginal would find it very hard to find a job and therefore most aboriginals lived in poverty. people were very racist at this time and wouldn't let people do certain things because of their skin colour. this started to change in the last 1970's to the early 1980's when famous aboriginals were becoming more and more frequent. aboriginals were getting into parliament. there were aboriginal singers and actors, like Ernie dingo. aboriginals also started going and strikes and rampages fighting for their right to be like everybody else. a lot has happened and now employers will not even look at the skin colour of their employees before hiring them. no body thinks differently about anybody else because their skin colour may be different to yours.

A lot has changed in those 20 years However even now in 2008 these people have to live with a legacy that was bequeathed to them by the mistreatment and sheer injustice that the previous years has place upon them. there is more equal opportunity today but you don't have to move far out of the city's to see the same attitude as has existed for time immemorial only now we cant enslave them any more. yes many more Aboriginal people are fitting into the western way of doing things. but not much has changed it's still a matter of do as we do or suffer the consequences.

Aborigines were NEVER enslaved in Australia. Like the American Indians and other native peoples, alcohol abuse is a major problem in many areas and various initiatives are in place to assist.

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hungry hippos,twister,perfection,lite brite

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Most vegetables, meats, desserts, and Fast Food were popular in the 1990's.

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In the US, Detroit has been pretty violent for years. Lots of drugs, drive by shootings, killings, the news is full on violence every night. I stopped watching the news, just cannot take it anymore. Other contenders for that honor have been New Orleans or Baltimore.

For some interesting statistics for violence in other countries, see the link below.

When viewing statistics on violence from any source, keep in mind that means of compiling and the type of agency reporting can affect the validity of comparing statistics.

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The 13th Amendment to the US Constitution abolished slavery. This was accomplished in December of 1865. There was no exemption for Mississippi.

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I believe it was NYC with 2245 murder