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…of several people at their place of work. “One steamy August day in 1986, postal employee Patrick Sheryl, 44, walked into the U.S. Post Office in Edmund, Okla. Inside his mail pouch were three guns and 100 rounds of ammunition. Sheryl killed 17 coworkers…

…his childhood. He wanted complete control of a land that he hoped could prosper into something larger and more powerful than Belgium had ever been. Through this lust for a colony, he sent Stanley into the unknown. When Stanley triumphantly returned…

…spaces, which can be converted to hiding places for drugs and guns," (Mac Donald). It is also partially due to the formal practice of racial profiling in police departments that has caused the reduction of crime by 20 percent in the past five years, (Goldberg…

…of this include the bees, the stone, the rain, Gemmy himself, the term "black", the apple, the gun, and the fence, and each of these carry connotations which the reader is able to associate with them, thus giving them augmented meaning. Bees Metaphor for Janet's…

…employee Patrick Sheryl, 44, walked into the U.S. Post Office in Edmund, Okla. Inside Patrick's mail pouch were three guns and 100 rounds of ammunition. Sheryl killed 17 coworkers and himself in 10 minutes"(O'Donovan). Workplace Violence Prevention <Tab…

…car did a perfect 180 in the middle of the street. Sleeping dogs and people scattered. Just as the other taxi rounded the corner, Miguel gunned his engine before he popped the clutch. He rammed their left rear bumper and flipped it hard on its side…

…going to ambush them with cap guns again?" "Maybe, but first we have to dig a wide hole." "What's the hole for?" Dom said as he scratched his head. "Here's the plan. We're going to dig this area out about a foot deep, fill it with water, then cover the top…

…this she is not only destroying a phallic symbol, and thus undermining Roberto’s sexuality and any claims he has on sexual dominance or superiority, she is destroying a perfect symbol of the male thirst for power and control, and the pragmatic logic to which her…

…as been allowed to continue for years. How can the global community hope to be governed and protected by a nation that does not know how to control and protect itself? 40% of Americans keep guns in their homes, typically in a drawer besides the bed. The odds…

…leisure. According to historian Thomas Jones, the Black Legion “made the Ku Klux Klan look like a cream puff.” They drove cars, as opposed to the Klan’s trademark of riding horses, and rather than limiting themselves to hanging, they focused on the gun. Most…