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…soon deserted, as they were stricken, too. Bodies were left in empty houses, and there was no one to give them a Christian burial. The terror of this seemingly unstoppable march of death was the unknown nature of its origin. The absence…

…other times in history when the Arabs have taken this view. The 6-day war is an example when Arabls thought they should be rulers of Israel. They fought with Israel. This war still goes on. Although it isn't actually called "war", it is called "terrorism…

…they stormed in and began their terror. The explosives, enough to wipe out the school and hundreds of students, included 48 carbon dioxide bombs, 27 pipe bombs and 11 1.5-gallon propane containers. Most of the bombs did not explode. The two Columbine seniors also…

…"The year of the spy" spies like Thomas Cavanaugh, Jonathan Pollard, Larry Wu Tai Chin, Randy Miles Jeffries, Bruce Ott, Allan Davies, William Pelton, and the Walkers. Perhaps as a result of the Bureau's emphasis on combatting terrorism, such acts within…

…the loss of over one hundred planes and more than one thousand live to this ?Triangle of Terror.? The discovery of Flight 19 raised more questions than it answered. Will the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle ever be solved? Nobody knows. Bibliography 1…

…a nuclear war. People all around the world lived in terror during this period, fearing when they came home that they could be in a nuclear war. “I was 13, and when I went to school I thought, would I still be alive at the end of the day?” This is how many…

…, was responsible for the long period of terror, otherwise known as ‘The Purges'. It all began with the assassination of Sergey Kirov, on December 1 1934 by the assassin Leonid Nikolaev. The reason behind the assassination was that Kirov had popular support from…

…to weigh upon him. He had given up attending to matters of practical importance; he had lost all desire to do so. Nothing that any landlady could do had a real terror for him. But to be stopped on the stairs, to be forced to listen to her trivial, irrelevant…

…that it could be closely considered as reality. Stoker seems to tie all of the elements that create horror and suspense together. He does not over expose the reader to simply people dying. He entices them to read further and experience the real terror of Count…

…had been sick with terror before, he was blind with terror now…One and all, they came into the room and their deeds as they came, till the tale of twelve was told."(58) All this horrific jury wants is to inflict pain and suffering on all of humanity…