An English pirate who operated in the Caribbean and off the Atlantic coast of North America (died in 1718)
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MIT's Games-To-Teach project studies how gaming technology can be incorporated into education.
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One example: Experts from different fields are working together to teach classes.
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The way schools teach children in Wales could change significantly in future.
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For example, Sal could begin teaching martial arts one evening per week.
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Hanged in Virginia in 1718 with the rest of Captain Edward Teach's crew.
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Hanged in Virginia in 1718 along with the rest of Captain Edward Teach's crew.
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So he told me that Edward Teach-betterknown as Blackbeard-hadsupposedly buried a great treasure out there.
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A little later, Steed Bonnet, Richard Worley, and Edward Teach, nicknamed Blackbeard, had similar fame and fate.
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One Edward Teach, who was also called "Black-Beard," was the chief of these bloody robbers.
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The wild thatch of his scrubbing-brush hair shone purple in the light.
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It was merely a great big village; and mainly mud and thatch.
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Its thatch is hollow; the peat-smoke curls stingily from its stunted chimney.
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The firelight flickered on the hewn logs that supported the thatch overhead.
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The roof was opened through the rude timbers to the whitened thatch.
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He went away with Blackbeard, and we were in search of him.
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To sail with Blackbeard is to leave a pledge with the hangman.
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There was not much intercourse between Blackbeard and Bonnet at Topsail Inlet.
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One morning Captain Blackbeard finds that his stock of medicine is low.
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From forecastle to quarter-deck, from bowsprit to taffrail, Blackbeard scrutinized the Revenge.