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…that shuts off the flow of stress hormones that swing into action when we experience stress, anger or hostility. These stress hormones suppress the immune system, and raise blood pressure. When we're laughing, natural killer cells that destroy tumors and viruses…

…suppliers and transportation services. Because they target people who are not directly involved in animal research, the police force has difficulty monitoring their activities. Another way the government has attempted to prevent anger among the public…

…bitterness and anger also get him through life unlike Candy. Curley's wife's reward has turned into a burden, she is free from her mother but no longer is granted a social life. Candy had his hand severed off at work and is rewarded by compensation and an easier…

…were forced to buy from New England factories. To help out the south, the government would spend some of their profits from the tariffs on transportation improvements in the south and west. The south and west, however, was angered by the tariff…

…, thirst, sex drive, sensual cravings, and the desire for material possessions. This translated to the common working class citizen of a city. The second layer is made up of the "spirited" emotions, such as courage, anger, or ambition. They motivate a person…

…therefore they would live of the state so all they would do is go to the pub and have drinks and socialise. Some Protestants politicians were angered by the idea that only Catholics suffered hardships while a privileged Protestant community looked down on them…

…disgust at being overlooked for Othello's lieutenant and instead have to settle as being 'his Moorship's ancient' a position below lieutenant, we are able to see here that his main motivation was revenge and anger.…

…be because the colonies where normally used to make their own laws and do as their colony wanted. The Americans had to pay taxes only because their English families had gone in many generations. One thing like this with trading that caused the Americans anger…

…was everything in France practically destroyed, Alsace-Lorraine was once lost to the Germans when the French was defeated. So it's very normal that anger was built up inside Georges Clemenceau, the prime minister of France and their representative during the meeting…

…angered Grendel, a demon who lived in the swamp. Grendel tormented the Danes every night, killing and injuring them. Eventually, a young Geatish warrior, Beowulf, hears of Hrothgar's problem with Grendel and being as heroic as he his Beowulf sailed to Denmark…