is a mohorovicic region for real?
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mohorovicic is a "discontinuity zone" as the scientists name it.that means it's a zone "inside" Earth where the matter(materia) changes it's properties.there are more "discontinuity zones"inside the Earth .In mohorovicic's case, the matter(materia) is changing from solid(Earth's crust)to  liquid-the astenosphere(upper layer of the mantle where the temperatures are lower than in the rest of the mantle and the density of matter is smaller<the liquid is more"liquid" than in the rest>) containing the magma
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Austria - It is one beautiful country. It is relatively central. And it's too close to something being in Asia again (remember that Bejing is in the summer of 08). And Russia is simply not ready. Besides - winter sports in the Alps? Can't think of any better backdrop!
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is this the real world?
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I do not agree with 'Megami of Nekro'.. You are so wrong... This is what they do not teach you in your schools..\n\nPoland used to be an Empire in Europe. Look into the links provided below.. There are a few facts about it but if you research it you will find that Poland borders were going from Baltic to Red Sea... That is a nice chunk of Europe and some Asia... Then a new king took matters in his own hands and killed the nation for a few centuries which got devided between Germany, Austria, and Russia. Then thanks to Napoleon Bonaparte, Poland came back on the map around 1920 I believe. This shows that polish people are stubborn and never gave up. Therefore, since their nation got devided, they might not be the stronger race, but since they never gave up, they are stronger in spirit and believes.\n\nhttp://depts.washington.edu/baltic/papers/poland.htm\nor a long history of Poland\nhttp://www.poloniatoday.com/history1.htm\n\nThx and enjoy.
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http://www.bhammls.com/dziedzic
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is that a real place/culture of people?
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Could be. Here's the Nature Conservancy's abstract on it; it's a common escapee in some areas of the country. I also included the Calphotos image link.
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No.  The best description of "Yugoslavia" is "That part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire which did not speak either German or Hungarian".  In other words, everything else, which was a group of Slavic languages and a bit of Albanian.\n\nEDIT:  Skb, how can you disagree with me?  You said EXACTLY the same thing I did, "Yugoslavia never had a common language, it was a pot of several different languages".  LOL.  I guess you never heard of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and don't know the history of the region before and just after World War I, so in that case, you may not understand my comment on the matter.
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If this is really a locational and thus geographical question then Hungary, because it is landlocked. The fact that both Hungary and Poland are ex-communist countries is less of a locational question. After all, Austria is east of part of the Czech Republic and the former East Germany, yet it wasn't part of the "Eastern Bloc".
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I have often been there on Vacation, it is a truely beautiful country, I know many people there and I also know many Turkish people who live in my country (Austria).\nI have seen Istanbul, Bodrum peninsula, Milas, several ancient sites like Ephesos, Herakleia (Bafa Lake), Pamukkale,...\nThe landscape is beautiful and diverse, the climate is good, the people are friendly, the food is excellent, the sea is warm,...
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Hi, there is no real description of Hell in holy scripture beyond that of a place of fiery torment, strangely though there exists a remarkable similarity between Dante`s description and another description that 3 Portuguese children reportedly had in the village of Fatima in 1917, and these children lived in the isolated serra mountains and were illiterate.\nif as suspected that Dante`s experience of Hell was an authentic vision experience then this two events are quite similar indeed.
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Yes it is a real area.\nHowever the superstitions that go along with it are not real. Your plane will not mysteriuosly disappear if you fly over it and you can navigate through it on a boat without any more danger than you would find in other not so well known areas.
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Are you asking about Serbia and Montenegro, or the recent history of the breakup of Yugoslavia?  Maybe you want to know a short history of the region?  you should try to narrow it down.  Are you asking about the funeral of Slobodan Milosevic?
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Yes there are. This website tells about it ---\n\nhttp://www.ivc.edu/geology/ocgeo.aspx
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Punjab state is divided into 18 administrative districts: Amritsar, Bathinda, Firozpur , Faridkot , Fatehgarh Sahib, Gurudaspur, Hoshiarpur, Jalandhar, Kapurthala , Ludhiana, Mansa, Moga, Muktsar , Nawan Shahr , Patiala, Rupnagar,Sahibjada Ajit Singh Nagar Mohali and Sangrur.\n\nSorry no MEGH I found this though I hope it helps\n\nIn the evidence given to us at Jammu we have heard with great interest and sympathy the claims of the Megh Community, and our conclusion is that the Meghs have real grounds for being specially considered, without however, being in any way separated from the mass of the Hindus. A comparison of the figures in the last two census shows that there must hl 1931 have been some concealment of membership of this caste and their real numbers; this is one of the most important caste groups in the State. We also observe that the great majority of the Meghs are localized in Jammu and Udhampur Wazarats.
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It has to be a province that is at least half of the present biggest country in the world.\n\nI'll guess Siberia in Russia.\n\nWhy don't you ask Borat? .......He's sure to know
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there is a large village in the DMZ. Perhaps this is the middle Korea that you have heard about.