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…. A great example is how sports keep kids off the street and away from gangs. Which is why you see so many athletic and boxing clubs being run in the inner city. This allows kids to take their anger out on a willing opponent rather then on n innocent one. &lt…

…be off the heezy fo shezzy". It angers me that old advertisers think we can be douped into buying a product because a couple of slang words are thrown in, it's even more upseting to know that most of the time they are right. Most of what this author said…

…describes beatings on a few occurrences. The first happens when Okonkwo's second wife does not come home to cook him an afternoon meal. Achebe says, " Okonkwo was provoked to justifiable anger when his youngest wife... did not return early enough to cook…

…knitting and repressing her anger, and she did more than anyone that had reacted to the incident did. In her won way she had just put a death mark on the heads of the Monseigneur and Charles. From then on throughout the story her anger built and she just…

…, and the American press immediately turned hostile towards Russia. This action of Stalin angered the people in Britain and America, thus they realized that Stalin should not be trusted completely. Tension usually was higher when countries mistrusted each other. In July…

…A man has progressed through the ages with the purpose to arrive at a utopian society, where everyone is happy, disease is nonexistent, and strife, anger, or sadness are unheard of. Only happiness exists. But when confronted with Aldous Huxley's "Brave…

…their war time break. They used to intrude and anger the local Australians and Tucker watched this happen and ended up producing many artworks based on how the society was changing for the worse. Tucker was influenced by the German Expressionism and Surrealism…

…this, the most important values of the Puritans are Morals, Agriculture/Hunting, and Religion. The fiery sermons of Jonathan Taylor reflect the attitudes of which puritans feel for their religion. By seeing God as full of contempt, quick to anger, and disgusted…

…, the gods were an important part of Greek life. Most Greeks believed that gods controlled their fate, and how happy or sorrowful their life was. If you angered the gods, there was a good chance they would make your life miserable. Some gods were more forgiving…

…of the axe heads, and he then turns his son toward the leader, Antinous, and kills him and all the suitors. Odysseus is angered by the fact that many suitors want to marry his wife, and he courageously defends his wife and himself. Another similar pattern…