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…to Democrats, GOP strategists realized that the key to electoral success was tapping into the post-9/11 fear of terrorism and focusing on security issues. On January 19, 2002--just nineteen weeks after the 9/11 attacks--Bush's top political adviser, Karl Rove…

…demonstrates the 's' sound. Another example of alliteration at work using the 'p' sound is line 160, 'From my prince, no permission from my people for your landing here.'         Metaphors provide a distinct characteristic as in line 30 describing terror…

…been described as, 'gloomy, dark, terror, death, revenge, hate, mystery, horror.' In Wuthering Heights, the two most convincing elements of mood are death and revenge. Every character in the Linton and Earnshaw family tree dies at a young age…

…of the car with tears of horror in his eyes. Like a small child, he stumbled to the side of the road and curled up into a ball on the sidewalk. No one attempted to comfort or even approach this cold blooded killer. This moment of terror would live with him…

…to the island by people who would kidnap some dinosaurs to breed their own. There would also be many lives lost because of the preciousness of the Tyrannasaurus Rex and the Velociraptor. If some of these dinosaurs escaped, they would terrorize human existence…

…dangerous viruses, and finally on May 8, 1980, Geneva, Switzerland the thirty-third World Health Assembly declared that the world was free of the Smallpox virus, which had terrorized the world for more than 3000 years.…

…bubble but we also have to realize that out there in the world there is so much to do. There is so much terrorism, so much hunger, so much poverty, so much death and yet most of us still continue to prosper in our daily routine. A 'reality check…

…the Huns became a direct threat to the empire. In 444, Attila, the Hun's 100,000 soldiers terrorized both halves of the empire. His armies attacked and destroyed 70 cities in the eastern empire and swept into the west and headed for Rome in 452 A.D., but were…

…and practice of Hellenic culture throughout it. The Romans and Napoleon studied his war strategies. In the war against terrorism, America looked at how Alexander approached the region of Afghanistan in the Hindu Kush. He also had great educational influence…

…unleashed in the body. It is important to maintain perspective even though the anthrax virus is spreading and the cure/vaccine is costly and uncertain. It is known and taken to heart that the perpetrator of the anthrax attacks to terrorize the country…