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…, to judge the present need, but lends his ear to any croaker that argues. Since then my counsels don’t have an advantage, I turn to thee, our help when we are in trouble, Apollo, Lord Lycean, and to you my prayers and pleas I bring. Ease us, lord, and cleanse…

…of land, and a big stucco house that looks like the Alamo he has never changed his mind. They should of let him die. [Robert M. Baird: Euthanasia The Moral Issues] To require that a person be kept alive against his will and to deny his pleas for merciful…

…, and is very sorry for what happened. Kennedy makes this evident when he is stating how he entered a plea of guilty for leaving the scene of an accident, and how it would not have been right for him to comment on the matter until he had made an appearance…

…in the digital age. The government’s only plea to assert some legislation has come in attempts to censor the Internet. The government feels that if nothing is done to censor the Internet its ability to fight crime and prevent terrorism will be devastated…

…was an innocent man. Terrance’s attorney suggested that he plea guilty. “They have you cornered this time Conner.” But he couldn’t go back, not like this. Contradicting the advise of his attorney, Conner pleaded not guilty. The trial was long and tortured him…

…Corporations such as Endesa, Arboriente and PICOP ignore the blockades of the FPA, "Forest Peoples' Alliance", and the perpetual pleas of the Scientist's who predict, "tropical species are disappearing at a rate that could conceivably reach as high as 150…

…in the court systems of today. More and more violent offenders are blaming their crimes on acts they witnessed on TV. While in rare situations, the courts agree with this plea, the majority of the rulings are quite the opposite. Indeed, studies have shown that TV…

…, no matter the cost to them. In the same way, the Magistrate puts himself in a fantasy world where he, the only white man sympathetic to the “barbarians’” plea, makes his best effort to right the wrongs of the white men by caring for the barbarian girl. In his…

…no allowances for mercy or pity. Countless examples of this ruthlessness on the battlefield are given for both Achilles and Hector. No pity is inspired in either of the men in instances such as when Achilles is faced with the unarmed Lychaon who pleas for mercy yet…

…horror to her prophetic creator, Apollo, pleading for a reason why he has led her to this house of death. It is through this initial plea that we are able to glimpse into the vulnerability of this poor prophet. It is later revealed that Apollo, the prophet…