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…of 1848. It assailed especially those parts of the island hardest hit by typhus and left about as many dead as it had in 1831. Diseases like cholera, typhoid, and influenza were more or less endemic at the time, erupting into epidemics when the right…

…. A sociopath may look tough and resilient but is very fragile and can erupt very easily. The diagnoses of a sociopath or psychopath is very difficult and has to meet several criteria in order to get that diagnoses. Diagnoses as explained in Caring…

…, according to the article, an outcry erupted from U.S. Catholic bishops who said it was “morally irresponsible” and “morally questionable” (America, 1992, p.1). The article also quotes the Catholic Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy who said, “It is only natural…

…mentality. A lot of these books reinforce this, make it sort of normal to think that the world is a place in which violence can erupt at any moment" (Gray 54). With all of this evidence it is hard to ignore the fact that violence in entertainment can cause…

…into their own hands, mobs of white-robed, white-hooded men punished immorality and terrorized un-American elements" (88). The Klan erupted as a secret organization employing its secrecy to mislead the public and inquiring newspapers. Therefore, they were…

…adherents exercised great political power, "often taking the law into their own hands, mobs of white-robed, white-hooded men punished immorality and terrorized un-American elements" (88). The Klan erupted as a secret organization employing…

…( enlargement of the lymphnodes and spleen which often begins in a cervical node on the side of the neck and spreads through the body), chloracne ( an acne form eruption caused by chlorine compounds), dioxin related liver…

…period of time, they will travel without aim looking for jobs or whatever they need and get it by doing anything. A sociopath may look tough and resilient but is very fragile and can erupt very easily. The diagnoses of a sociopath or psychopath…

…. The official diagnosis was miliary fever, but the truth is that the physicians who attended him were never quite sure what Mozart died of. He suffered from rheumatic pain, headaches, toothaches, skin eruptions, and lethargy. A common theory today is that Mozart…

…convulsions, labored breathing, diarrhea, constipation, emaciation, skin eruptions, abnormal posture and also bleeding from the eyes, nose, and mouth. The most widely used lethal dose is 50(LD50) tests were developed in 1927(PETA, tests). The LD50 testing period…