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…rejects the idea of self-denial and chastity, the civilization needs pleasant vices to remain stable: "There's always soma to calm your anger, to reconcile you to your enemies, to make you patient and long-suffering. In the past you could only accomplish…

…a cover before being inserted into a gun. Rumors circulated among the Sepoys that this cover had been greased with beef and pork fat. This angered Muslim Sepoys who were not supposed to consume pork, and the Hindu Sepoys who were not supposed to eat beef. Thus…

…; there are a lot of photos in the paper of the whole team or the coach or even sometimes the spectators. -2- For example when Carlton bet Collingwood they had a few photos of Micheal Malthouse in alot of anger and disappointment while the blues were…

…Press was partially the cause of our involvement with Cuba. With the sinking of the Maine, came uproars of anger and distaste towards the Spanish. These occurrences, which led to circumstances of war, are very controversial. After disputes in Venezuela…

…, or beliefs." The beginning of faith came when answers to questions were needed, and faith was placed in different ideas. It is therefore concluded that faith came before all else because only when faith exists can there be love, joy, bliss, sadness, anger, hate…

…sensed its frustration, anger, and hate. The evil was overpowering, and yet because the shades were down, its face remained fearfully disguised; unexposed. The glow from its flashlight ascended towards the window lock; he knew it was toying with the idea…

…sees the city being a place of unfairness and crime. In the scene where Peter discovers his uncle's brutal attacker, he is forced to relieve his anger and chase the man through the busy city. This scene reveals the crime and dangers of the city, which can…

…passionately moments of fear or anger occur, no thoughts go through your head. I imagine Frank seeing white and red, and thinking over and over "Betrayal"…

…, or color was looked down upon. A gifted speaker, Stanton often moved crowds and also motivated and encouraged them to do the right thing. Compassionate, classy, and intelligent Stanton was a woman of many words and her literature accurately discusses the anger…

…him and his family thrown in jail. When his master found out he was angered by the news so much that he sent the servant to be tortured in jail until he could repay him. The moral of this story is that God forgives His people, just as He wants them to do…