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…in this society, hasn’t anyone been able to understand one vital thing: patriotism is lethal? Nationalism has proven itself a potentially dangerous force in the past. Even today, as politics unfold in their sinister manner, patriotism finds itself waiting to erupt…

…they erupt, the more land it makes. Hawaii isn’t just bigger than it’s islands because of its volcano’s, but it is since it’s the newest island to be made. You could be thinking why their any volcanos on the other islands aren’t. Well, the islands have seemed…

…among the type of music that erupted in the eighteenth century era. These types of music were formed under the African heritage. They are mainly an interpretation of the music African slaves heard during the enslavement period. Rock ‘n’ roll was formed…

…of America; a civil war had begun, and the nation had erupted in turmoil. He knew that the North wanted a harsh punishment for the southern states, but he also knew that this was one reason why the South did not like the North. As Lincoln’s pen starts to form…

…expression. Noticing that devilish arguing of the children now grown to supposedly mature adults has erupted. A couple of “Them” seem to try to back away from the brawl, but are sucked in by the angry ones. Shrill words are exchanged, many towards…

…a mottled appearance due to the turbulent eruptions of energy at the surface. The Romans named Mercury after the fleet-footed messenger of the gods because it seemed to move more quickly than any other planet. It is the closest planet to the Sun, and second…

…The Dredd Scott vs. Sanford case is about a Missouri slave who sued his owner for his freedom. The case stirred because his former owner took Scott an army surgeon, by the name of Dr. Emerson. When sold to Sanford by his former the issue erupted…

…in a soft voice, “No. Why do you ask?” I then answered nonchalantly, “Because you have been running through my mind all night.” She erupted into laughter. I couldn’t understand why she had laughed at my pick-up line, which is a famous cliché used to get…

…and social impact of the disease they prove to be quite similar. The current AIDS epidemic has the potential to be the most dangerous and destructive plague of the millennium. No one knows exactly how the AIDS virus erupted. However, one presently dominant…

…our souls and thereby clense us completely. However, we can see this erupt in literature time and time again. For example, the novel The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne demonstrates the extremes that religion can put on us to eviscerate the evil…