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…the population. Untouched by wrath of Microsoft would later be a small minority of UNIX users and other DOS like programs. Various programs were made just for Windows, which of course ran in DOS. OS/2 at this point was already made, not well known and not very popular…

…by demons with burning eyes and are filled with despair. The great wrath of the Lord is upon them. Charon's boat (which is in Greek mythology) is filling with passengers and to the far right stands Minos, encircled by serpents, ready to judge those who have…

…have often been criticized as sentimental nonsense, but they were essential to her point of view. If what the monster learns about humanitarian principles comes only from book, it merely increased his wrath to discover their perversion in practice…

…trekked on (P. 227). Some force pushed him forward until he was right at the feet of the dragon. Sleeping soundly Smaug didn't notice Bilbo that night, but the morning's wrath of Smaug was much to Bilbo's surprise. "Dragons may not have much real use…

…the wrath of Ichinoshin, who by social custom must kill both Osai and Gonza to preserve his honor. Ichinoshin follows and searches for them. He is unable to find and kill them. All the major characters experience a lot of shame in the end. “The Love Suicides…

…meet him finally, she puts on another self – her public one. She writes, “as they approached, some little presence of mind happily came to my command; it occurred to me that, to appease the wrath of my flight, I must now shew some confidence; I therefore…

…their country should be ran. However, after years of attempting to bring back a peaceful government to Cambodia, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, who had been appointed king fifty years earlier by French colonists and who had ran thirteen years earlier from the wrath…

…. Provide things honest in the sight of all men... live peaceably with all men. Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath; For it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord." This position suggests that revenge…

…is referred to in the play as a 'triple-turned whore'; I will also going to discuss this line of argument later. What is possibly meant by this phrase is that Cleopatra was cowardly in her death and killed herself to escape the wrath of Caesar. It is also thought…

…Of all the conflicts that the United States engaged in during the late 20th century, none invoked the ire of its citizens more than Vietnam. Even now it is somewhat of a taboo, something that if spoken about wrongly, could incur the wrath of those around…