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…of six deputies, one sergeant, and one lieutenant. Deputy Sander's duties include enforcing trespassing laws, including removal of discarded debris as well as encampments inhabited by homeless persons and day laborers. Joggers, hikers and other "taking…

…. Oedipus was reduced to a blind, homeless beggar, through a prophecy that was foretold before he had drawn breath into his own lungs. Both men were still great however, because they suffered from the human condition but inspired others to live. <Tab/&…

…for humanitarian purposes, reflected in the fact that, despite the level of homeless and starving Irish citizens, no moves were made to tighten the powers of landlords to evict their tenants. However, despite the inadequacies in British policy in the first wave…

…billion in damage, more than 50 dead, and thousands left homeless.…

…their focus to offering community services to black communities. After being released from prison he focused on socialist programs including, free breakfasts for children, free medical clinics and helping the homeless. The Black Panther Party became involved…

…, I came to the gate of the safe house, better called "the orphanage" of Binh Thanh District. It is a clandestine operation, the only home to about sixty homeless children, ranging from age five to eighteen, all of whom are the real victims of the Vietnam…

…for justice. This all made peoples views strengthen again, change or split the people for and against the war even further. The Vietnam wars costs kept rising and left America's money status a lot lower than before, areas of homelessness, poverty and people living…

…started to decline. He was homeless, and Philip extended a hand of compassion. Though he was Philip's bitter rival before, Philip glowed with joy when he said "Yes, please, Father... I want to come home."10 Philip's greatest act of forgiveness came at the end…

…responsibility for many social services that had formerly been left to local and public officials. Moreover, public school systems, hospitals, and institutions for the homeless and handicapped were created. Tax systems were fairer and states now undertook programs…

…to charity but, 1.17 billion government dollars. Now it's trickier, now you have to limit your options. In this situation, id donate some to the environment projects, homeless, and why not, education. In 2003, the "leader of the free world" donated 1.17 billion…