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…of their anger and violence. Many teenagers in today's society are unhappy with their lives. Some join gangs or engage in violent activity like the youth portrayed in Hinton's book The Outsiders. S.E. Hinton's depiction of gangs, youth violence, and teen problems…

…Arabs and he was faced with the problem. He expressed resentment and anger against the Arab. The problem was so strong and forceful in him that the only way he felt that he could deal with it was by taking this person life. He felt that this was the way…

…exceptional in their courage, commitment and resolve, even if delivered in a harness of evil. President Bush spoke of an "unyielding anger" in his first broadcast to the nation--Americans must realize that they are not an exception to such human emotions. The fury…

…* guilt * anger (including frequent expressions of anger) * anxiety * loneliness * boredom * emptiness 2. Cognition * odd thinking * unusual perceptions * nondelusional paranoia * quasipsychosis 3. Impulse action patterns * substance abuse/dependence * sexual…

…see Robin reach a point of frustration and anger. In a sense, one can see a type of character development occur in Robin. Here we see a boy, who travels from afar place and he seems very confidant in the fact that he will find his uncle. However as he…

…, most Chinese enterprises do not encourage conflicts in the organization. Keeping peace is the only solution. As a result, it is easier to hide our anger than to address the problem directly. It is easier to dismiss the anger in others with, "They'll get over…

…of yourself, your friends or your circumstances. 4. Replace anger with love. Jonah wrote, "I knew that ouare a gracious and compassionate God, slow to anger and abounding in love." Love is patient and kind, not jealous or envious or boastful or proud or haughty…

…to something new. I was beginning to feel anger. This is my country! I was ready to get my gun and go to battle to defend my neighborhood against these aggressors. But, I restrained myself and took my kids to school and went on to work. <Tab/>That day…

…in smuggled goods, reacted with anger. Colonial leaders, such as James Otis claimed that Parliament had no right to tax the colonies, since the colonies were not represented in Parliament. (British) Quartering Act King George III wanted to enforce the proclamation…

…that they are not responsible for the faults of others. They see this treaty as unfair, they have anger inside them and they will not stop. These reactions are very common, anyone or any country will not keep peace if they are blamed for a crime they did not commit…