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…on the ground underfoot. When standing on a street corner, an Arab may shove you aside if he wants to be where you are. This puts the average territorial American or German under great stress…..Years ago, American women in Beirut had to give up using streetcars…

…conditions that lead him to desire luxuries and perquisites beyond his reach" (Karolides, Bald, and Sova 268). Clyde's quest for a better life is symbolized by attaining material possessions, including wealth and position. His dreams of having wealth stem from…

…to this question that he posed to Socrates concerning goodness and whether it is learned or passed on through nature. Plato’s mind was divided into three sections- reason, desire and spirit. Reason includes the intellect, which Plato concluded could be nurtured through…

…the remodeling of his home, changes which he had long contemplated, and which he desired carried forward during his temporary absence (316)” Leonce is a self-absorbed businessman. Leonce believes, that he adores his wife and children. What he adores is what they do…

…. This bill is targeted towards the youth and protecting them against making the terrible decision to smoke. This bill will change the amount of smokers because the bill is going to make cigarettes less a part of society and make them less desired…

…by the idolatry in Hinduism(www.realtime.net 1998). Mohammed had a vision of the angel Gabriel which told him to preach a new religion that taught equality, brotherhood, compassion, and mercy(McNair 1990). The name of the Islamic god is Allah. Visions from Allah…

…in physical science, biology, psychology, chemistry, zoology, botany, mechanics, mathematics, and many more. You name it, and Aristotle studied it. He was also interested in the search for knowledge. (Aristotle, Barnes PG. 2). A quote of his states…

…contemporary. Herself living at the beginning of the industrial revolution she found it most appropriate for him to be a scientist. He was given the name Victor Frankenstein. The character is a likable figure. He was already very studious in his youth, but only when…

…of Jewish nationalism and the desire for the creation of their own Jewish homeland. <Tab/>In 66 AD, the desire for independence from Rome became so great that the Jewish people started what were later to be called the Jewish Wars…

…of his, is a prime example of his chameleon-like attitude, namely during his years in high school and early college. "Because I admired Maria, I wanted to be like her- or the image of me she cherished. She said that I liked everyone so much and entered…