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Kuvassa vasemmalla Intian pääministeri Narendra Modi ja oikealla pääministeri Sanna Marin
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Will these promotional activities by the BJP able to lessen the emotional baggage of the villagers who were the targets of the communal riots?
Was Modi responsible for the Gujarat communal riots in 2002?
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President Donald J. Trump, joined by U.S. Coast Guard personnel, speaks with reporters following his briefing on Tropical Storm Imelda Sunday, Sept. 22, 2019, at the U.S. Coast Guard Hangar in Houston, Texas. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead)
....e poi forse in un do del mio piano che oscilla maggiore... unirò l'universo al mio cuore......e nel mio sogno.....tu sarai la realtà......
President Donald J. Trump, joined by U.S. Coast Guard personnel, speaks with reporters following his briefing on Tropical Storm Imelda Sunday, Sept. 22, 2019, at the U.S. Coast Guard Hangar in Houston, Texas. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead)
मित्रों जिस बात का हमे वर्षों से इंतज़ार था वो वक्त आ गया है .....नरेन्द्र मोदी भाजपा के प्रधानमंत्री के उम्मीदवार घोषित हो चुके हैं
MODIS/Terra taken on June 9 has a broad sunglint pattern centered on the eastern Gulf that effectively illuminates the main oil slick as well as areas of what we interpret as much thinner sheen. The bright band of sunglint spanning this image reveals fine structure (squiggly bright lines) in areas to the north, south and west of what we interpret as the main area of oil slick; this structure can be caused by natural surfactants, or it may indicate very thin layers of residual sheen related to the ongoing spill. Lots of judgment calls made when encircling the area of slicks and sheen (orange line), but we come up with a total area of 16,434 square miles (42,565 km2).
We don't think the actual area of ocean affected by slicks and sheen nearly doubled in just two days (see June 7 image); rather, we think the MODIS image from June 9 was just much more effective at showing those areas than many of the images we've been collecting throughout this incident. And it is possible that some of the area we've delineated contains natural surfactant rather than spilled oil. Again, a difficult image to interpret in some areas.
Detail from NASA / MODIS image taken from the Aqua satellite on April 21, 2010, showing smoke plume emanating from the burning Deepwater Horizon drill rig in the Gulf of Mexico. Compare with Terra image taken almost two hours earlier.