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…in hospitals where relatives and doctors alike are driven mad by patient's pleas for mercy, crying for a death with dignity. As Seneca quoted in Bolander, "A punishment to few, to some a gift, and to many a favour." Yes! These patients look at their death…

…to hear the pleas of the civil rights activists. They were more interested in stopping the riots and protests by using force than by listening to what the activists had to say. During one freedom march in 1964, Moody noted that "just about every hick…

…teams do not comply with small market pleas to have revenue sharing. The small market owners promise to block any settlement that they believe does not let them compete with wealthier teams. 'Salary cap!' Insist the owners. 'NO WAY!' Reply the players…

…that "the forcible intervention of the United States as a neutral to stop the war, according to the large dictates of humanity and following many historical precedents" was "justifiable on rational grounds."Buried in two paragraphs of a long plea for war was the fact…

…(Physician Assisted Suicide,5). A woman by the name of Sue Rodrigues was a terminally ill resident of British Columbia. She suffered from the disease referred to as ALS. She was helped by a physician to commit suicide in violation of Canadian law. Her plea…

…the young child as his passport to the U.S. and the “American dream”. They plea with Chris and Ellen to take the boy to America, but they refuse to take him away from his mother. To give her son the chance she’ll never have, Kim makes the ultimate sacrifice…

…of the story the narrator experiences a heightening of fear towards the mansion and its occupants. Upon the receipt of Roderick’s letter the narrator is moved by the plea of his only friend. He expressed “an earnest desire to see [him], as his…

…restriction of the land constituted taking without just compensation. The South Carolina Court of Common Pleas agreed with Lucas and awarded him $1,232,387.50. The Supreme Court of South Carolina disagreed with the lower court, and saying that the restrictions…

…the jury, was full of anger. He finally gave his plea of not-guilty when, angered, he shouts out that he is entitled to his opinion and shall have it. A couple minutes later he caves in, most likely due to the anger he has combined with frustration. He had…

…not ignore the silent plea of the woman who had rescued her.”(19). Helene did not want to go because she would once again have face her past in the racist streets of Louisiana. For her trip Helene sewed herself an elegant dress hoping that it would ease some…