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…, because Mr. Dunbar's leg broken and Mr. Watson dead. This unconscious fear that uselessness determines the lottery's "winner" produces incentive for diligent work. The human impulses of rebellion and questioning are redirected in anger at rebels…

…usually overcome any type of resistance. The negative drawback is that it can be risky if it creates anger amongst the people having resistance to change. The text book, Management: Leading People and Organizations in the 21st Century, explains an eight-step…

…Hamlet any longer, and return all of his letters. When Ophelia follows her father's orders, Hamlet is angered and pretends that he never wrote her letters or gave her any of his affection. This seems to be the beginning of Ophelia's sadness mostly…

…the Palestinian terrorist bombings (which are only incorrectly referred to as suicide attacks) against innocent Israeli families in their own homes, and in public as well. What they fail to report is what the Palestinian child is doing to anger the soldiers. The fact…

…. Bishop soon became frustrated with the accusations and her deferential attitude soon gave way to anger. The following interchange between bishop and Hawthorne is memorable and often quoted. Bishop states, "I am no witch." Hawthorne replies, "Have you…

…security system any longer, disagreement with company, going out of business, or went with competitor. Most customers that call in need to vent their anger out on someone, that someone is usually going to end up being me. I have learned that by being…

…. Even has a adults we use this method has a way to communicate our feelings and thoughts anger I think that I would compare this to illustrators because there is non-verbal behavior that accompanies a message another general suggestion that I think is used…

…the wrong attitude towards film. "Originating and working in Baltimore, Md., and inspired by New York underground filmmakers like the Kuchar brothers, Andy Warhol, and Kenneth Anger, Waters perfected his art of no-budget works" with titles like Multiple Maniacs…

…is "afraid of her anger, and she [does] her best to subdue it in the twilight. She [is] afraid of all the things she [wants] to say -- and might: the things she [wants] to do and [cannot]. She [is] afraid of her ignorance: her fear of all the things she [doesn't…

…is the natural impulse that human beings should follow. They also feel anger, sadness and distress. In short, they have the right to be unhappy. This is what John the Savage claims in Chapter XVII: " But I don't want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real…