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…shows dependence on his wife by asking for sympathy, she “pour[s] erect into the air a rain of energy, a column of spray” (37). This imagery is very phallic, as Mrs. Ramsay assumes the male sexual position. Mr. Ramsay acts very female, as he relies on his…

…point between heaven and earth (Lynen 31). Frost also retreats to nature to obtain the replenishment that he so desperately needs when he is “weary of considerations and his energies are lacking” (Meyers 127). Frost chooses to go to the tree, not above…

…/Soviet relations. In spite of all this, by 1977 Détente was still a viable option, with a new American initiative needed to get détente back on track. With the Carter administration no sign of renewed confidence in détente was evident. His action…

…the first settlers had arrived on the Mayflower. Europe’s hunger for wood had a major impact on the forests. That was the beginning of thousands of ships filled with lumber bound to other countries. Wood was the major source of energy, was the building…

…the Gulf of Mexico. The weakening now ceased, but significant renewed intensification occurred as was feared, nor was there any significant change in course as was predicted. The dying hurricane spawned numerous tornadoes as far afield as the large Texan city…

…by the professional organizations and labor syndicates for nine-year term; one-third of the member are renewed every three years. On the other hand, the members of Chamber of Representatives are elected directly by popular vote for five-year terms. Another constitutional…

…Baseball had the first system, which consisted of two parts, the reserve clause and the reserve list. The reserve clause stated that each player’s contract could be renewed by the team season after season, for as long as the club wished. The reserve list…

…, he ran unsuccessfully for mayor of New York City, campaigned for the national Republican ticket in 1888, and served as Civil Service commissioner in Washington, D.C., from 1889 to 1895. From 1895 to 1897, Roosevelt renewed political ties and enhanced his…

…erotic appeal. Her surroundings are very uninviting. Her 'stockings, slippers, camisoles, and stays' (Mack 1758) are piled on the divan, yuck! There is no excitement, no energy. I am sure this has a direct bearing on Eliot's feelings towards sexuality…

…to take care of important business matters. Grounded is also dependent on the airport's willingness to let it compete with the already established businesses (e.g. US Airways club, Internet kiosks). If the airport decides not to renew its lease, Grounded…