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Many people, including many so-called geologists, think that deserts were formed millions of years ago. But they are almost always wrong. Most deserts that we see today were not deserts 5000 to 7000 years ago. These deserts, including the Sahara, were formed relatively recently, about 3000 to 5000 years ago. The remaining question is, were these deserts formed naturally or as a result of excessive human activities, such as mass deforestation, excessive agricultural activities, and over-grazing. It is known and is well documented that the arid land and semi-deserts that we see today in Greece were the results of deforestation and overgrazing.

latte? im not itlain, im werkin class .. dont they do one caled cuppa tae?

So they were drinking Chocolatl and Yerba Mate?

The situation is sad! Hope the government can remedy the terrible water inequality between wealthy and poor neighbourhoods!

Who the hell would use denatured alcohol to make hand sanitizer? Only stupid people and you're stupid for making this video.

The best change to Title IX would be to throw this sexist POS in the trash can. Full scholarship "women's sports" leech off the money earned by men's football, basketball, and sometimes baseball. We are women hear us be victims and suck the blood of the deserving.

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If the case is closed by the acuser declining the investigation. What happens next

Citations of photos and videos in order of appearance: Pueblo Bonito 2C Chaco Canyon via Hidden Architecture Blog Pueblo Bonito Ruins via Chaco Research Archive Pueblo Bonito via Hidden Architecture Blog Pueblo Bonito Burial Clusters. All Pueblo Bonito base maps are provided by the Chaco, by Samatha Fladd via Research Gate Rooms Map by Beau Murphy via Cambridge Room 28 in Pueblo Bonito from cliff via Patricia Crown Room 28 floor 2013 via Patricia Crown Fig 44. Pottery in Northeast Corner of Room 28, page 116 via Pueblo Bonito. Anthropological papers of the AMNH. V. 27 by Pepper_ George H. (George Hubbad) 1973 to 1924. Nelson_Nels C. (Nels Christian) b. 1875 Pots via Smithsonian's Natural Museum of Natural History Photo shared by Patricia Crown Patty and Scott in Room 28 via Patricia Crown Patty L. Crown and Dabney in room 28 via Patricia Crown Patty and Dabney Ford in room 28 via Patricia Crown Chaco vessels via Natural History Museum of Utah Patty Crown at AMNH via Patricia Crown Unknown (photographer), “Excavating estufa 67, Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, 1897,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections Unknown (photographer), “Excavating the west side of room 67, Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, 1897,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections Unknown (photographer), “Room 66, Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, 1897,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections Unknown (photographer), “Thomasito and Bakelo in rooms 61 and 58, Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, 1897,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections

Citations of photos and videos in order of appearance: Unknown (photographer), “Circular pueblo looking north, near burial ground, Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, 1896,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections Unknown (photographer), “Eastern part of Pueblo Bonito From mesa, looking southeast, New Mexico, 1896,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections Pueblo Bonito via Hidden Architecture Blog Turquoise beads from Pueblo Bonito via Hannah Mattson Various images of jewelry from Pueblo Bonito via Hannah Mattson Raw materials used for Pueblo Bonito jewelry - turquoise 1 via Hannah Mattson Raw materials used for Pueblo Bonito jewelry - turquoise 2 via Hannah Mattson Raw materials used for Pueblo Bonito jewelry - red shale 1 via Hannah Mattson Raw materials used for Pueblo Bonito jewelry - red shale 2 via Hannah Mattson Raw materials used for Pueblo Bonito jewelry - jet 1 via Hannah Mattson Raw materials used for Pueblo Bonito jewelry - jet 2 via Hannah Mattson Selected ornaments and mineral specimens recovered from Room 28 during the UNM project 1 via Hannah Mattson Selected ornaments and mineral specimens recovered from Room 28 during the UNM project 2 via Hannah Mattson Picture 1 via Hannah Mattson Picture 10 via Hannah Mattson Picture 11 via Hannah Mattson Picture 2 via Hannah Mattson Picture 3 via Hannah Mattson Picture 6 via Hannah Mattson Picture 7 via Hannah Mattson Picture 4 via Hannah Mattson Picture 8 via Hannah Mattson Picture 9 via Hannah Mattson Picture 5 via Hannah Mattson Hannah 2 via Hannah Mattson Hannah 3 via Hannah Mattson Hannah 1 via Hannah Mattson Unknown (photographer), “Western part of Pueblo Bonito showing excavated rooms, Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, 1896,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections (left side) Unknown (photographer), “West end of mesa looking south, Pueblo Bonito, New Mexico, 1896,” AMNH Research Library | Digital Special Collections (right side) Chaco Network (9th -12th century) (From Mills et al. 2018- Figure 1) via Hannah Mattson

Citations of photos and videos in order of appearance: Photo shared by Clare Cardinal-Pett Photo shared by Clare Cardinal-Pett Mud Erased a Village in Peru, a Sign of Larger Perils in South America (Published 2017) Martin Mejia: Associated Press via New York Times Cityscape and overview of Lima, Peru by Good Free Photos The hydraulic space of colonial Lima and its rural surroundings Source- Redrawn from Dom ınguez (1988), with information from Bromley and Barbagelata (1945) and "Plan[o] Topografico" (1787) The metropolitan region of Lima three main rivers and study areas by ANTONIO AUGUSTO ROSSOTTO IORIS Rimac River, view from Stone Bridge in Lima, Peru. 2017 Pizarro and his followers in Lima in 1535 via Wikipedia Images (Left side) The Inca-Spanish confrontation in the Battle of Cajamarca left thousands of natives dead via Wikipedia Images (Right side) The Famous Thirteen by Juan Lepiani via Wikipedia Images Pre-colonial map Lima pipeline network up to 1613. This includes the three original municipal pipelines by MARTHA G BELL Lima pipeline network up to 1699. This includes the three original municipal pipelines by MARTHA G BELL SHZAMIR HUAYCAN 2012 via Clare Cardinal-Pett Photo shared by Clare Cardinal-Pett Alto Peru via Clare Cardinal-Pett Sedapal Water Truck via Clare Cardinal-Pett Photo shared by Clare Cardinal-Pett Photo shared by Clare Cardinal-Pett Ernesto BenavidesAgence France-Presse - Getty Images via New York Times Mud Erased a Village in Peru, a Sign of Larger Perils in South America (Published 2017) Peru's Presidential Palace, via Reuters (2) - via New York Times Mud Erased a Village in Peru, a Sign of Larger Perils in South America (Published 2017) Peru's Presidential Palace, via Reuters (3) - via New York Times LIMA’S CURRENT WATER: WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE MASTERPLAN via Clare Cardinal-Pett

If only false accusations had the same media outcry as egregious true accounts of SA on campus. Why doesn’t it? Oh right, it’s because this rule is not actually about equality of the sexes, and the violence of reputation destruction is not as sensational and thus monetizable as physical/sexual violence.

30% methanol? All methylated spirits I know of contain about 95% ethanol, the rest being water and methanol, with a little bit of acetone and denatonium benzoate to render it undrinkable.

Can you burn 70% in small containers for cooking with out any carbon monoxide issues

What happened to me because i accidentally put denatured alcohol in my eyes

Citations of photos and videos in order of appearance: Rock Formations 09 from Videezy Video de caballos salvajes corriendo libres en la playa y campo by Jose Perez Horses 180507 from Videvo A skull of a horse in a museum by Petr Kratochvil Video de caballos salvajes corriendo libres en la playa y campo by Jose Perez Hock from Wikipedia Media Archives Right Calcaneus. Left-dorsal view; right-plantar view. Distal is up. from Science Direct (top) Right Calcaneus. Left-medial view; right-anterior view. Dorsal is up. from Science Direct (bottom) Zooarchaeology Lab by Emily Jones Emily Jones by UNM Newsroom Chaco by Emily Jones Horse Skeleton by Linnaea Mallette A Mongolian pony by UNM Newsroom Teeth in a horse mandible bone by UNM Newsroom Hagerman Horse Mounted Skeleton - Equus Simplicidens (Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument) by National Park Service The olf-time warrior Nez Percé by Edward S. Curtis from Library of Congress Authentic petroglyph images from different SW USA locations by Fran Hogan Native 2067080-1920 from Pixabay Oil Painting by John Stanley from Pixabay Comanche Feats of Horsemanship (1834-1835) by George Catlin A village beneath the Rockies. A native American village nestled beneath the Rocky Mountains by Nona Lohr Sense 739731-1920 from Pixabay Skeleton of a horse by Petr Kratochvil Cheyenne - Stump Horn and family showing Horse Travois from Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology (1897 - 1965), US National Archives A Comanche warrior named "Ako" and his horse, photographed 1892 Oil Painting by John Stanley from Pixabay An Indian village on the move, 1905 from National Archives Catalog

Willing to PAY anyone to do my business statistics R homework!!!! Someone please message me ASAP to negotiate a price

The pink hair, (along with the 50's style glasses), is to assure us that she is a far left wing educated idiot AKA a college professor.

Awsome video! really gives a behind the scenes look of the process. the chemistry professor is hilarious, he's clearly over reading proposal after proposal XD

Should i use Denatured Alcohol for cleaning or isopropyl alcohol 70% ?

My hand saniter includes "alcohol denat" in its ingredients, as the alcohol content. Is it bad?

Hey dumb-dumb label your videos properly, your content is no better than “fake news” People that think like you have probably been guzzlin denatured alcohol since prohibition lol

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Your title is misleading. I am currently using denature alcohol to remove old paint from my wooden fence. When I saw the title I thought I had done something wrong. In addition, the warnings are on the container.

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