There are nearly twenty dams that come before The Three Gorges Dam...thus preventing a solid wall of water from ever destroying the structure.
The Three Gorges Dam is much more prone to rain/flood water that occurs within her drainage basin; not glacial runoff nearly 800 km away. This, added with her plentiful lake system, would make such a scenario rather impossible. Just a theory, but I am no engineer.
Other than this, however, I have no issue with this post. Chongqing would likely be destroyed...much of riverside Tibet as well. The Three Gorges, however, is a large stretch.
International exams? Are you an IBer /u/DizGrass ?
Anywhooo, I think right now, the subs seems to be leaning towards against reset right this moment, but it also seems very close to the center right now. As someone who lived in Egypt when Morsi was voted in with 51% of the votes this can only mean trouble and revolution.
How about something like this?
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YFNW78Q
Edit: To clarify I think a majority of votes would really help to support either ones position, since when I looked over the votes of the last post, it was 'inconclusive' to me.
After looking at the population index for Zimbabwe, Niger suggest that 12,000,000 condoms should be ordered for the span of five years. Within these five years Niger believes that the population growth rate will greatly decrease and once the five years are up Niger and South Africa shall renegotiate the deal.
The total cost for South America will be $6,000,000.
Yearly cost $1,200,000 dollars.
Niger will either take a total payment or a year by year payment.
Niger also agrees that 10% of all profit will go to the given cause listed by SA. Niger will wait for South Africas response to make a formal trade agreement. Again Niger thanks SA for not only caring for their own people but, the people of Africa.
[M] If I got the numbers wrong just tell me and I will fixe them.
http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/zimbabwe-population/
For 2019 I looked up the exact 2018 debt in Indonesian rupeehs, i.e. 4,328,591.969 billion rupiah. I used the exchange rate of 14500 rupiah to dollar for 2018 (roughly the average for 2018), which I then had decrease in value to roughly 14700 for 2019. The reason debt isn't going up as it is in the data you provide, is due to lower interest payments due to the GICRA system.
The United States believes that Belgium could contact Belgian companies with specific proposals for assisting [Algeria](/u/zerofortreth) with their rail electrification and modernization. Belgium could possibly establish a training program between the Algerian National Company for Rail Transport and the Belgian National Railway Company of Belgium, supported by Belgian funding.
The high speed rail specifications that Algeria have proposed are totally satisfactory to us. Regarding payment plan, we can negotiate it to be divided up for a 19 year payment period ($1bn per year), but then we would like to ask for the ownership to be changed from 49% to 50% until 10 years of payment is completed, upon which the 1% extra will be returned to Algeria. We are willing to sign a contract to prevent any sort of modifications to the project without Algerian approval, if that is what Algeria is weary of. This is simply to ensure the money comes to China safely; we hope Algeria can understand this.
We are excited to assist Algeria in developing a 5G network within their country. To what scale does Algeria envision their 5G network to encompass (how many cities, which cities, etc), and what carrier does Algeria mainly want to start off with (current coverage of Algerian carriers for reference)?
So I code in a program that's mostly used for statistics called R. It's completely free. You can download it here:
Also helpful is a program called RStudio
That is basically a visual overlay that makes it a bit easier to use. Once you have it and feel like you've got a handle on how things run just let me know and I'll send you what I have :)