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1. Bridges
   ... Suspension bridges consist of two large towers on each end of the bridge, these hold up the cables that are attached to smaller cables that hold the bridged it ...
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2. BRIDGES
   ... There are Suspension Bridges, Arch Bridges, Covered Bridges and many more. Suspension bridges have become a very common method of ...
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3. The Physics of Bridges
   ... The ones that we chose to talk about are beam, arches, and suspension bridges. Beam bridges are the cheapest type of bridge to make. ...
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4. bridges 2
   ... beam between them. Suspension bridges originated as rope and wood structures in various parts of the world. Modern bridges use a ...
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5. Modern Bridge Building
   ... Modern technology allows bridges to be built from state of the art materials with ... It is like an inverted suspension bridge, with all the tensions replaced by ...
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6. California
   ... This is one of the largest suspension bridges in the world. It covers a twomile gap connecting San Francisco with the rest of California. ...
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7. INCA EMPIRE
   ... high. In order Incas to cross the many steep ravines found in the Andes, they built impressive suspension bridges of rope. Some ...
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8. Roman Architecture
   ... Suspension bridges, for example, use arches for support and the dome is widely used in arenas. The vault can be seen in subways and tunnels as well. ...
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9. Brooklyn Bridge
   ... John Roeblingamp39s bridge was to be the longest suspension bridge in the world by ... pedestrians, not beside the roadway traffic but as on other bridges but well ...
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10. Scarlet LetterScaffold
    ... day bridges, but most travelers do not even realize this fact. The scaffolding includes the huge poles or wires that sit on top of the bridge this suspension ...
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11. Trains
    ... levitation being developed electromagnetic suspension EMS and electrodynamic suspension EDS ... extreme curve radii of the guide ways make bridges and tunnels ...
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12. Kosovo crisis
    ... the destruction of strategic targets, as Russia called for a suspension, if not ... destroyed on different occasions as they were crossing targeted bridges 34 and ...
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13. The New York City
    ... They also use ferryboats, tunnels, and bridges. The VerrazanoNarrows Bridge is opening in 1964. Itamp39s world second longest suspension bridge. ...
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14. Kobe Earthquake
    ... expressway which ampquotrolled over.ampquot Most of the damage to bridges occurred to ... The Akashi Suspension Bridge bore the brunt of the earthquake with essentially no ...
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15. New York
    ... When completed in 1883, it was the worldamp39s longest suspension bridge and the tallest ... It is hardly to believe that in NY city are nearly 60 bridges and it is ...
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16. The Components of Rooseveltamp39s New Deal
    ... Workers were employed to help construct public buildings, bridges, and hardsurfaced ... Bankruptcy Act, passed in 1934, made possible a suspension of mortgage ...
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