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…is when they decide to strike. This can effect hundreds, even thousands of workers in the General Motors strike in 1998. In the case with the automobile industry, many factories are involved in the production of their cars. If even one of these factories…

…lying down in the middle of the highway dodging cars, but after this movie was released, of course three young men tried to imitate the scene, all three were killed. Another movie that has been closely imitated is "Interview with a Vampire…

…life sentences for home-invasion robbery, car jacking, witness intimidation and drive by shootings. It also states that youths 14 years or older charged with murder or sexual offenses must be tried as adults. Basically this initiative is cracking down…

…because of a disability he acquired after being struck by a car prior to the war. During the time of the war, Alberto Giacometti suffered from anxiety and his sculptures seemed to be getting smaller and smaller. According to Giacometti, he could not explain…

…to “The Rock” otherwise known as Alcatraz. Later that year, Capone was judged insane and was released to his family. During this same period of time, gunmen in Chicago sought out Edward J. O’Hare and shot him to death in his car (world crimes 616). In January…

…to “The Rock” otherwise known as Alcatraz. Later that year, Capone was judged insane and was released to his family. During this same period of time, gunmen in Chicago sought out Edward J. O’Hare and shot him to death in his car (world crimes 616). In January…

…. At an early age, Chuck helped his father drill, and learned mechanics from his father. Chuck was always fixing the car engines or the drill engine if it broke. In high school Chuck played basketball and baseball, although he never really excelled in either. He…

…. At an early age, Chuck helped his father drill, and learned mechanics from his father. Chuck was always fixing the car engines or the drill engine if it broke. In high school Chuck played basketball and baseball, although he never really excelled in either. He…

…to the basement through a trap door that led to the alley behind the club. There a fast getaway car would always be waiting for Capone to flee in. The underworld of Chicago at the time was being run by a fellow named "Big Jim" Colosimo. Colosimo was a flamboyant man…

…the Nation of Islam, when infact all he got from them was a house and car for twelve years! of service. Another thing they said was that Malcolm was trying to take over the Nation of Islam and that he was taking credit for the things Mr…