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…that the environment and energy research or developtment can coexist. Gore suggest that we use the money needed to explore the region, should go to research of alternative energy sources that are environmentally sound. I think Bush would rather rape the land and take full…

…in order to protect family honour. The “crimes” committed by these women include not agreeing to an arranged marriage, marrying the wrong person and even being raped. As a consequence of ancient tribal tradition and a lenient penal code, women are murdered…

…helped him out and taught him how to play baseball again. Then after that, Josh join the football team and he was a popular football player and Josh didn’t bother talking to Ryan. Then Josh was mad at a girl name Monica Roby and as a joke he rape her…

…descriptive. When Tom Robinson was convicted for a rape that he did not even commit, the book made the situation more dramatic because of how well it was described. The book was less emotional because the event just occurred. There were no in-depth descriptions…

…, was like Williams’ father. The other character, Blanche, many would was his sister. In the play, Stanley was so bent on proving that Blanche was a liar that he did almost everything to prove it. At the end he ended up raping her, which some would say drove…

…that night might not get stored. This means that sometimes one might wake up the next morning and not remember what they did the night before. Blackouts put a person at a greater risk of death, unsafe sex, unplanned pregnancy, violence, rape, and legal troubles…

…-old Orvil Gilley on the train, because he was too scared to jump from the train. Victoria claimed that six of the twelve on board raped her. She said that three of them jumped off the train in the city of Stevenson. Soon afterward, the police were…

…gunned down, a young women being gang raped, or an innocent women being sentenced to life in prison because she was believed to be a witch, the terror and horror seemed endless. How could a human being treat another in such a manner? How could…

…other. Some revived old battles. Others competed in new rivalries over power or over goods and property taken from Tutsi. Interahamwe and other young men who had been authorized to terrorize Tutsi began robbing, raping, and killing Hutu as the number of Tutsi…

…and it seemed that nothing could stop them, but then it was found that a clansman raped and killed a girl. The clan thought that they were higher than the law, but the man was convicted of murder. After the sentencing the clan’s illegal acts were exposed to the world…