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…states, "The ground was soft and bright with dew/Far away the guns did sound/But here the sky was blue". A sunny, picturesque day is quickly abolished by the sound of gun shots and smoke from a nearby battle. Again, the author illustrates how peacefulness…

…: respect, control, and to be liked. They don't want to be lied to or have their intelligence insulted. Think about the type of person who becomes a cop. Either they're really insecure and need a badge and a gun to feel important, or they have a genuine desire…

…is. This creates a lot of internal anger, which shows up quite a bit during the movie. He uses his strength to intimidate the other students when he feels that he can not control the situation. When Bender launches a barrage of stupid questions to prove his point, he…

…back to her home by her abusive partner. The police drove Sonja and her partner home, when the police walked back towards the car from Sonja's home, they heard screaming, they broke into the house, only to find Sonja been held with a gun to her head…

…of issues, is that of crime. With gun control legislation being debated in the congress and rising rate of drug use among teenagers, the nation as a whole is acutely aware of this persistent dilemma. Clinton is the first Democrat in a long time to take…

…in the Baltic. He was worried that the ships might be damaged or sunk by Turkish guns, which, three ships actually were. , with the army now involved, the plan was that the Allied Troops, would have landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula, they would have then taken…

…became a member of was called the "Bim Booms" gang. In this gang, Capone was taught how to defend himself with a knife, and with a gun. By the time Capone reached the sixth grade he had already become a street brawler. Capone never responded well to authority…

…weakened support for the government. In 1868 the ruling shōgun, Tokugawa Yoshinobu, resigned and Emperor Meiji resumed control of state affairs, seeing Japan through a crash course in westernisation and industrialisation. In 1889 Japan created a Western…

…destroy all forward German defences, enabling the attacking British troops to practically walk across No Man's Land and take possession of the German front lines from the battered and dazed German troops. 1,500 British guns, together with a similar number…

…Open Your Eyes. The Matrix is undeniably science fiction, but, unlike most pictures claiming that association, it never falls into the boring, expected patterns of space battles and laser gun shoot-outs. Instead, it ventures into territory that, while…