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…engine broke down after 3 months and was only under warranty by Sun Toyota for 30 days. Mr. Buksa learned that the engine was not installed properly and therefore that was the cause of the engine break down. Sun Toyota would not comply with Mr. Buksa's plea…

…example of dramatic irony is the power of fate and Oedipus' powerlessness against it. Throughout the play we are aware of Oedipus' fate and we realize there is nothing that he can do to change it. When Oedipus tells his city after listening to their plea…

…people found it hard to give up their freedom and settle into a lifestyle dependent on agriculture when they had been accustomed to a semi-nomadic lifestyle. The Canadian government seemed unresponsive to the pleas of the Metis people for help. Metis people…

…, the goddess of wisdom, is the most important example of the role; in the very beginning of the story, she is seen making a plea for Odysseus' return home from war and assists him throughout his journeys in the first half of the book. She is the driving force behind…

…to the ladies and the queen*s pleas, allows the ladies to judge him. They tell him he can save his life only if a year and a day later he can tell them what it is that women most desire. He wanders long without finding the answer; he is about to return dejected when…

…the case of Dred Scott played such an important role in American history. In the first trial in l846, the St. Louis Circuit Court denied Dred's plea for freedom. However, his lawyer set up a retrial in 1850.Scott claimed freedom because of his stay in Minnesota…

…with young Karl, which takes an odd turn: Beethoven stops composing entirely for five years in order to supervise Karl's education as a music virtuoso, despite the boy's tearful pleas to be allowed to become a soldier. Beethoven's deafness…

…Voltaire- A Plea For Tolerance And Reason Voltaire is a prime example of a philosopher during the Enlightenment period. Voltaire like many others was looking to learn new things, to discuss new ideas, and to understand more about life and about…

…the other animals, he is easily confused and outwitted by the same tactic. Brer Rabbit on the other hand is the epitemy of the "cunning slave". Brer Rabbit constantly outwits Bear with the same plea ("Please don't throw me into the Briar Patch! Anything…

…to secure the professed ends, which, however humane and desirable, afford no sufficient justification for resorting to the dread arbitrament of arms. There are, indeed, many among us who find justification of the present war in the plea that its motive…