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…“I created you and the world on which you live. I created the realm in which your world exists and it in my hand. I control that which you cannot stop or escape and under which all is bound. I am all knowing and understanding. I know that by nature you…

…, Tornadoes, and Other Natural Air Disasters; Dover Publications, Incorporated, August 1987 Verkaik, Arjen; Under the Whirlwind; Whirlwind Books, March 1998 Miller, Norman; "How A Whirlwind Works"; Geographical Magazine, June 1999 Compton's Encyclopedia…

…dialect to express the simplicity and eagerness of the American language (Trachea 92). “So far as Frost is concerned, the very measure of poetic performance is in the degree to which it can domesticate the imagination of disaster” (Trachea 114). Frost creates…

…to classical Hindu drama. Note the insistence on the multifaceted nature of the divine, so different from the Christian insistence on its unity. For the devout Hindu, this play is more than a captivating love story; it is a religious drama on at least two levels…

…cause more hurricanes, natural disasters, and contamination of drinking water. In recent years we have experienced the El Nino and La Nina phenomena. The United States refused to sign or support this international treaty. 4 percent of the US population…

…be recalled or restricted. The consequences of this are numberless. We don’t know how to cure it. We don’t even know how to test for it. Now we’re creating thousands of mutated life forms, releasing them into disasters. Society is recognizing side effects…

…a monopoly over certain kinds of information. This can be explained by their economic position (capital resources) and dominant ideology. Official naturally becomes, a credible and legally authoritative reinforcement of ‘ontological security’. [Allan, 1999, p…

…is a girl who had grown up with Victor, Justine Moritz. Victor knows immediately that she didn’t do this, but Victor was not able to help her because the townspeople immediately hang her. Victor decides he would prefer to live in the solitude of nature where he…

…be taught by. Boudin took Monet out to nature, where the world began to open up to the budding artist. “ With time, my eyes began to open and I really started to understand nature. I also leaned to love it…” (Thie) Six months later, not withstanding his mother's…

…, Houyhnhnms and the Yahoos, as an approach to the problem of the nature of man, has attracted more critical attention than has any other part of his work. Now, the first important question to ask of any satirist is how he or she achieves the necessary comic…