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…supporting this ban, such as health concerns, and the dangers of an unsanitary, and damaging procedure. Americans believe that this law is now causing them not to hear the pleas to stop the mutilation. Change is believed to come through education; not enforcing…

…, antiwar anthem is, in its deepest sense, a subtitle plea for awareness. (“How many times must a man look up/ Before he can see the sky? / Yes ‘n’ how many ears must one man have/ before he can hear people cry?”) Dylan had the characteristics of a biblical…

…a little bit harder. Generally, the over-achieving student is more prone to breakdown over failure than the balanced student. In this respect, the poem seems to be emotional in its plea to ?quit your books?(l. 1) perhaps have some fun. Wordsworth describes…

…with speaking of Brown’s dream and then claims that Virginia was right in her decisions. It makes a plea for the Union one last time. This article I found the most interesting, because it wanted to send a message to the south that they were wrong, but did not want…

…themselves. We have all seen pictures of starving Africans on television, and have heard the pleas for help, only to be greeted with more pictures of disaster in yet another corner of Africa. The rest of the world has seen so much and tried so hard, only to see…

…values. The committee council responded to the Bishops pleas by allowing the proposal of free parish and county schools. In response to his need for a University, it was suggested that one would be built to accommodate the size of the colony. Inglis…

…came to her temple and roused herslf from her destructive brooding. But her joy was tempered by the trickery of Hades and the honey-sweet pomegranate seed. The only one who could change Demeter’s heart was her mother. After pleas from Rhea, Demeter lifted…

…general. Only a personal plea from General George Washington kept him from resigning. He did receive a delayed promotion to major general, but he was still angered that he was not promoted to a rank above the junior officers promoted earlier. Then to top…

…. 187) This is a cry for help from Dimmesdale, finally admitting he cannot go through this ordeal by himself. With this plea comes an interesting sort of role-reversal. When Dimmesdale asks for help, he is no longer sustaining the belief that he…

…class, and that people misunderstand him. Every plead the grandmother makes, results in the Misfit talking about different periods of his criminal career. He made sure to avoid her pleas by bringing up topics that kept away from the situation…