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…arguments in critical thinking, though they are much more frequent in the kind of arguments you get into at home or in a bar or after an accident, where there is a good deal less analysis than anger. Questions can be found more frequently in critical thinking…

…dismissed Necker, the popular Finance Minister. The hungry French people, who suffered from bad harvest, burst out their anger by attacking the Bastille prison. The Fall of Bastille started the French Revolution. It spread out to other parts of France.…

…influence for Andy. He affected Andy to use violence just like him. He should of talk to Andy instead of just beating him. This way, Andy would understand what he was doing wrong. <Tab/>There are many ways to handle our anger instead of using…

…Anxiety Attack (Eric Dick) I am lost in a condescending night where there is nothing I can do to prevent a sudden anger to arise. Will I be sole for deceit of me? To when you know things aren't going to work out anymore. Remember your last chance…

…for one full month then only there was a chance for the fracture to mend itself. I was seething in anger but directed it in learning with force the basics of telecom systems and further developments. The forced rest and assiduous pursuit in studying the systems…

…troops to compel obedience. This merely served to anger the settlers even more than before. Faced with this quick succession of uncalled actions, the Americans were forced to retaliate. They fought at first, only for their rights which had been cruelly ripped…

…If you have ever been through so much anger on such a tiny Chesapeake island, like Sara Louise Bradshaw, then you should think again. The setting of this story is very important to the plot of the book: Jacob Have I Loved by Katherine Paterson. Since…

…a rabbi, where later he heard of Christianity. He regarded the new religion as being a heretic form of Judaism, and naturally it angered him. Paul became one of the first to persecute Christians, also approving of Stephen's execution. One day, however, Paul's…

…the curtains as red; she goes into depth by using the word "deep" and "damask". These are very deep harsh colours as red is usually used to express anger or violence. Jane's uncle died in this room so she feels a little bit scared in this room and the color red…

…guilty right away (II, ii, 59-62) and confesses he could no longer sleep well. (II, ii, 34-35) When the body of Duncan is discovered, Macbeth skillfully pretends to be surprise. He claims he murder Duncan's guard out of anger. (II, iii, 108-111) Lady Macbeth…