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1. The Mayan, and their precursor’s the Olmec, flourished for a millennium along Mexico’s Gulf coast

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2. bridge the gulf between us and leave the house to you when I die? Didn’t think you’d

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3. wonder that across the gulf of time and space Smith became a little indecisive

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4. In response, Brazilian space-based weapons bombed the Basran and Chirpol refineries on the gulf, destroying the last rusting remnants of the oil-based jihad

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5. 26And beside all this, between us and you there is a great gulf fixed: so that they which

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6. Given that one line of humans was separated from the other, and humans being what they are, one would be the first to build ships to cross that space, and someone on the receiving planet had to be the person to encounter the first human to cross that gulf

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7. 01:19: March 8th 2014 – Gulf of Thailand

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8. Initially, I thought that the flight had probably met a watery demise in the Gulf of Thailand

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9. This beautiful country is surrounded on three sides by sparkling blue waters, and sits in the Arabian Gulf, with the only land border meeting Saudi Arabia

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10. The town of Narvik is the most northerly on earth, but the Gulf Stream warms it up a bit!

11. Before long she came to admire the man for his intellect, for his patience and for his sensitivity to the cultural gulf between them, and most of all for his ability to understand the meaning of what she told him about Angel society

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12. Most of these are in the southeast Gulf of Mexico, and are a chain of islands

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13. "I think what is the most unlikely is that we were allowed to grow up here all isolated when the first species to cross the gulf between stars should have settled the whole galaxy in a geological instant

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14. They’re at the northern tip of our gulf, while Smyrna anchors the southern end

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15. They followed the same route by which ships were hauled on sledges over the ridge to the port of Isthmia on the Saronic Gulf

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16. As they headed into the Saronic Gulf, she saw Stenarch arrive on the dock, trailed by a score of guards

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17. With the Gulf Stream disrupted, the world begins to freeze

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18. soon as his health returned, he was ordered to duty on the sloop of war, Vandalia operating in the Gulf of Mexico

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19. commanders, operating in the Gulf of Mexico and the Windward

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20. Waddell joined her in Pensacola, Florida, and as he later put it, he entered into his old occupation of cruising in the Gulf of

21. the Gulf fleet, directed his ships to proceed with dispatch from Veracruz, on the east coast of Mexico, to Point Isabel, at

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22. In July 1860, they were ordered to the Gulf of Pecheli, where

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23. Farragut, on his flagship USS Hartford of the Union’s West Gulf Blockading Squadron, was steaming westward along with

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24. the Mississippi, out into the Gulf of Mexico, and from there he

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25. By this time, the South had well over five hundred ships in their arsenal, and they were stationed all around the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico

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26. particularly on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts of the United States

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27. He needs to stop tinkering and allow some drilling, preferably in ANWR and the American gulf coast

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28. Some of the blame for US, allied, and Iraqi deaths in both the Gulf and Second Iraq Wars have to be laid at Nixon and Kissinger's callous bumbling

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29. This/these remarkable event(s) quickly brought to mind the Persian Gulf War (Operation Desert Storm) waged ten years earlier by coalition forces led by the United States against Iraq who, having invaded Kuwait and seizing possession of its oil wells, was making veiled threats against its Saudi (Arabian) neighbor

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30. Fully half of all Americans opposed the Gulf War before it began

31. Its significance was proved again during the Persian Gulf War in the 1990s, where both General Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr

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32. During the Gulf War, Saddam Hussein threatened that over 800 Americans and other westerners would be used as hostages against US and Allied bombing

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33. What: Operations Provide Comfort I and II and the establishment of the No Fly Zones in Operation Northern Watch and Operation Southern Watch following the Gulf War

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34. Up to a million Kurds fled Iraq immediately after the Gulf War

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35. In the immediate aftermath of the Gulf War, Saddam Hussein appeared to be weakening

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36. Ironically, Bush lost re election in 1992, in part because many considered the Gulf War a failure because Hussein was not overthrown

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37. He was condemned more for the Iraq War he failed to fight, one that would have failed, rather than condemned for the Gulf War that should not have been fought at all

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38. Opposition to both the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars was the highest in both US and world history, even greater than either the US-Vietnam War or the Gulf War

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39. But this is still in the Americas, and only in the nations near the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean

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40. In the UN and US protected zone for Kurds, the death rate was dramatically less, in fact lower than before the Gulf War

41. , rescuing Kurds at the end of the Gulf War

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42. Hussein had served in the Republican Guard during the Gulf war

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43. Hussein had turned to the west towards the start of the Gulf War and fled across the lines to his British captives where he was welcomed with open hands

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44. In the far distance, we could see the gulf

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45. ” The cheapest place on that strip overlooking the gulf probably weighed in at a million and a half plus

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46. When the 686 intersected Gulf Boulevard, I turned left through the Beach and on into Sand Key

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47. Some are geographic; Two rivers, the Tigris and its sister the Euphrates, meander over the width and length of this silt-filled valley before joining, then pouring over an extensive delta and into what is called today the Persian Gulf

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48. My feeling is that this scenario finds support again in the environmental record, in that the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers are reported to have emptied into the Persian Gulf farther inland than they do today

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49. This could have been caused by a rise in the Persian Gulf level from other “seas” pushing in, or from the large meltwater release that would have rushed down through the mountain valleys and into the headwaters of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

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50. It would most likely have carried large amounts of silt and other debris, depositing it upon the flooded lower reaches of the twin rivers, but washing much of it into the gulf where it would have extended the delta lands ever farther from its ancient beginnings somewhere just south east of Ur, in the land of Sumer (Babylonia, Akkad of old)

51. And so we come to the alternative, a sea-level rise that would have put the gulf headwaters at a close approach to Ur, as some geologists have theorized it once was

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52. Worldwide sea-level rises have been seen to be relatively slow processes, so what could have been the cause of a rise rapid enough to be seen in the Persian Gulf as a flood coming in from the sea?

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53. Serendipitously it would seem, additional information came to his attention from other oil-well drilling test cores in the Gulf of Mexico further narrowing a beginning investigation

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54. The presence of shocked quartz was high in these cores, and the hint of underwater landforms within them, which were taken in the gulf east of the Yucatan Peninsula, seemed to be consistent with the above-water portion of that part of eastern Mexico

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55. When the gulf oil spill occurred the Interior Department was involved in stopping the drilling so it is also involved

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56. A mild curiosity of long standing, whetted by the more current reportage of their opposition to Saddam Hussein following the first Gulf War, was probably why the article held me to more than just a short fleeting perusal

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57. The first Gulf War was fought under the UN and even though we had invaded and defeated Saddam

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58. The Department of the Interior has placed a moratorium on drilling in the Gulf

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59. We would not have been involved in the Civil War, Korean War, the Vietnam War, the First Gulf

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60. the gulf Coast, where we were from

61. was heading home to the Mississippi gulf Coast

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62. working on the book after returning to the Mississippi gulf Coast in

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63. gulf Coast seemed as if it had been wiped off the face of the earth—

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64. business on the gulf Coast

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65. how that song was given to me prior to leaving the gulf Coast

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66. On the gulf Coast of Mississippi we had been active in min-

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67. gulf Coast that he had received a cal from the radio station sales man-

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68. return home to the gulf Coast, but to the contrary, occurrences on the

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69. i had come from a prominent family on the gulf Coast, and i

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70. “the gulf Coast weather is either hot or hotter, and our storms are

71. lived on the gulf Coast, and we can now see that this obedience was

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72. both to depart for the Mississippi gulf Coast, plans were interrupted

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73. in the fal of 2009 our family participated in the Mississippi gulf

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74. Here on the gulf Coast we see individuals that are home-

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75. After Hurricane Katrina, the gulf Coast had thousands of

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76. We on the Mississippi gulf Coast will be

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77. on the shoreline of the gulf Coast of Mississippi, and there is a twenty

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78. his life up north, retired, moved to the gulf Coast and built himself a

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79. from the Mississippi Gulf Coast by faith and with only

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80. year old speaking on the merits of a Gulf shutdown because an oil well blows out

81. the president for not being able to build the broad-based coalition that his father was able to build prior to the First Gulf War

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82. He retaliated brutally after we encouraged his people to rise up against him during the first Gulf War, then abandoned them

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83. The immigration issue represents the best example to date of the gulf between

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84. She was dark and massive, with black hair, thick, black eyebrows and eyes of the clear, slaty blue of the gulf water in a north wind

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85. Across the gulf of strangerhood they clasped hands of friendship

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86. The harbour and the gulf and the low-lying shore fields had been dim with pearl-gray mists

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87. (8-02-1964) Gulf of Tonkin Incident: President Johnson used that incident to escalate our involvement in Vietnam

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88. Verse 5, Paul here brings to our attention the great gulf between the Law of Moses, and the

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89. 1991 Persian Gulf War

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90. Canari—a tribe that lived in southwest Ecuador on the coast and inland from the Gulf of Guayaquil in the area of Cuenca

91. Totonaca—a Penutian-speaking people (Totonacs) that lived on Mexico’s Gulf Coast between the Cazones and Papaloapan rivers in the states of Vera Cruz and Puebla

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92. ‘Oh Shit! That is the AC-130 gunship! My brother told me about those airplanes when he was in the Gulf War

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93. IT’S hard to beat the enjoyment of scuba diving in the Gulf of

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94. a harness while staring at the Gulf of Mexico, completely disoriented

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95. Puntarenas, however, is a small city of three thousand people, spread out along the beach, and scattered between the volcanic beaches of the Gulf of Nicoya and some of the highest peaks of the country

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96. in the 1991 Gulf war

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97. But what about the gap - or more likely the gulf - between here and there?

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98. ” I had also “rotated through the chairs” as a Founder of NCMA’s Gulf Coast chapter in Pascagoula and Mobile, i

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99. It was rightly called the Arm Pit of the Gulf Coast because of a Standard Oil Refinery, Quaker Oats’ cat food plant, and several fertilizer companies

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