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Ben ) conversation about high wavescausedsinking of an American ships

A German submarineleadsto the sinking of the ship Lusitania

the entire weekleadingup to the Lusitania 's sinking

the eventsleadingup to the tragic WW1 sinking of the Lusitania

the eventscausedthe U. Sinking of the Lusitania

some of natural factors(passive) is ... influenced bysinking of the ship

some in the seacausessinking ships

by waves blocking it(passive) are caused bysinking ships

far too rareto causeships sinking

loose lipscausedsinking ships

a german submarine boat(passive) was caused byThe sinking of the lusitania

The children ... the eventsledto the sinking of the Lusitania

eventsleadingup to the sinking of the Lusitania

the eventsleadingto the sinking of the Lusitania

eventsleadingto the sinking of the Lusitania

the eventsleadingup to the the sinking of the Lusitania

collisioncausingsinking of the Kursk

Unrestricted U - boat warfareledto the sinking of the Lusitania

the naval warfare between Britain and Germanyledto the sinking of the Lusitania

the naval warfare between britain and germany ... only germanyledto the sinking of the lusitania

the periodleadingup to the sinking of the Lusitania

no ideacausedthe sinking of the Lusitania

a policyledto the sinking of the Lusitania.

the chain of eventsleadto the sinking of the Lusitania

loss of life and propertyresultingfrom the sinking of the Lusitania

specialists ... the reasonsledto the sinking of the Lusitania

by hitting rocks and seriously damage the hull structure(passive) might be causedsinking

the massive bow doors of the ship(passive) was caused bysinking

Pumping watercan causesinking

its collision with an American(passive) was caused bysinking

a soft wet area belowcan causesinking

a soft wet area below thatcan causesinking

extreme weight on compacted concrete(passive) can also be caused bySinking

the single most crucial human error your research pointed to thatled directlyto the Lusitania sinking

the rock foundationcausessinking

by fire(passive) caused bysinking

by the boat(passive) caused bysinking

the damage , such as soil erosioncausedsinking

If the construction is flooded : Flood waters often undermine foundationscausingsinking

settlement of aggregates into the soil beneath ( sub - grade(passive) caused bysinking

a great deal of controversycauseda great deal of controversy

the deaths(passive) caused bythe deaths

that you have not only lost youdiscoverthat you have not only lost you

damagewould have causeddamage

the outrage(passive) caused bythe outrage

to a certain deathmight leadto a certain death

even morewould causeeven more

alsocan ... leadalso

turbulence andcauseturbulence and

by those who feel hard - done bycan causeby those who feel hard - done by

the loss of almost 1,200 lives including 128 Americanscausingthe loss of almost 1,200 lives including 128 Americans

the deaths of 1,198 of the 1,959 passengers and crewcausedthe deaths of 1,198 of the 1,959 passengers and crew

US entry into the Wardid ... causeUS entry into the War

the United States to declare war on Germanypromptedthe United States to declare war on Germany

in the deaths of 128 Americansresultingin the deaths of 128 Americans

the U.S. to declare war on Germanycausedthe U.S. to declare war on Germany

the US entry into World War I.influencedthe US entry into World War I.

America to join the warcausedAmerica to join the war

an outrage in the US and Britaincausedan outrage in the US and Britain

to war with Germanydid ... leadto war with Germany

the U.S. to enter the warcausedthe U.S. to enter the war

the US to join WWIledthe US to join WWI

to US entry into WWIledto US entry into WWI

the death of about 128 Americanscausedthe death of about 128 Americans

the US entryinfluencedthe US entry

international outrage toward Germanycausedinternational outrage toward Germany

to America joining the warledto America joining the war

to the United States direct entry into World War I. Deadledto the United States direct entry into World War I. Dead

the deaths of 1,198 people in one of the cruellest wartime maritime attacks in historycausedthe deaths of 1,198 people in one of the cruellest wartime maritime attacks in history

the United Statespromptedthe United States

outrage in Americacausedoutrage in America

outrage in America andcausedoutrage in America and

such outrage in Americacausedsuch outrage in America

outrage around the world and particularly in the United Statescausedoutrage around the world and particularly in the United States

widespread outragecausedwidespread outrage

to US involvement in WWIleadingto US involvement in WWI

U.S. public opinion against GermanyinfluencedU.S. public opinion against Germany

the USpromptedthe US

to USleadingto US

the USdid ... leadthe US

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