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…loses his self-control and runs out of the room. In frustration Dally robs a grocery store and was being hunted by the cops. The greasers hurry to meet him at the vacant lot but the cops pull up. When the cops see Dally pull out an empty gun they open fire…

…, bringing it to a modern time. Another change to the story was the weapons used within the story. The original story used daggers as weapons whereas the newer version uses guns (appropriately titled sword, dagger, etc.). The famed “Balcony Scene,” where Romeo…

…positions were entrenched. While this seems reminiscent of scenes of the Great War, even exponents of the ‘modern war’ view such as Farmer concede that the machine gun and ordnance weapons, which were primarily responsible for the stagnation seen…

…the salient was so important to the Germans was that it interrupted the Paris-Nancy Railroad and completely cut off the Verdun-Toul Railroad. Which gave the Germans complete control of any supplies coming into the area. The final plan for the operation called…

…in their righteous mission. They decide to use the money and guns they found on the Russians to purchase the tools they will need for their new profession. After gearing up, the boys decide to go for the head of the Russian mob. They discover that there is to be a meeting…

…with their father's guns and accidentally shoot and kill someone? Children get a hold of guns all the time and accidentally shoot people because the guns are left loaded and not locked up. What age is appropriate to make them accountable for their actions? The real…

…, but the systems evolved into fire-control radar that aimed the guns automatically. With the end of World War II, interest in radar development declined. Some experiments continued, however; for instance, in 1946 the U.S. Army Signal Corps bounced radar signals off…

…that when the lightening had hit the plane the pilot never sent a "mayday". He was too busy trying to control the aircraft and the co-pilot was knocked unconscious from the shock. Right away an idea came to mind while I was brainstorming. I knew one of my…

…and the British control of Malaya and Burma. President Franklin D. Roosevelt then froze all Japanese assets and put an embargo on all of their trade in oil, chemicals, steel, machinery and other goods, which dealt Japan a devastating blow, because Japan bought more…

…own and therefore control their lives and what happens to them. This is immoral, animals are here for themselves, animals have their own lives, and they think, have feelings, feel pain, require love (from their own species), feel emotional hurt, have…