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…the Constitution and politics as his. Thoreau asks of the Governor, "What has he been about the last fortnight? Has he had as much as he could do to keep on the fence during this moral earthquake?" Again, Thoreau uses powerful rhetoric to convince the audience…

…not want her to make the wrong choices in life. The nurse also loves Juliet like her own child. She talks about Juliet as a mother would about her own child. ‘Tis since the earthquake now eleven years; And she was wean’d – I never shall forget it, -- Of all…

…an earthquake in Los Angeles and it would describe the damage and deaths, which are facts. Another edition of the newspaper may come out a few days later with new information and more deaths to account for which would then cause the facts to shift. Virtual reality…

…out…primeval men and women. So could plague, or cold, or forest fire, or volcano, or earthquake, or flood, or any of the natural disasters possible on the cooling globe” (Annan 7). The film industry capitalizes on this broad spectrum giving us a steady…

…, whirlwinds and thunderstorms, the direction of rivers and tides, salt and seawater, sunspots, heat absorption by the color of an object, magnetism and the theory of the earth, earthquakes, sound traveling in fluid like waves, prehistoric fossils, causes of colds…

…continue to be so. Earthquakes, wildfires, floods, drought, tornadoes are all incorporated into the equation. In all those things lies the “FEAR”, a much known fear, the fear of death. “Who will die first?” (White Noise, 15) This question in Jack’s life…

…joined black bands. Jimmy Hendrix being black had a white band. He made guitar solo's that would make an earthquake with pounding decibels that could make you dance on the first strum of his beautiful Fender guitar. The one thing in the sixties that I…

…The Black Death Sometime about 1338 AD, an earthquake or some other natural calamity began what would become the most terrible outbreak of any disease known to man. After outbreaks in Asia, which stretched from China to India, Persia, Syria…

…to the parliament and the democratic parties. In the First World War, Japan joined the Allied powers, but played only a small role in fighting German forces in East Asia. After WW1, Japan's economical situation worsened. The Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923…

…the streets. After a mysterious earthquake and series of explosions, Satan (Gabriel Byrne) emerges from the subterranean depths, assumes human form and walks the city in search of his bride, which has been prophesized in the Book of Revelations. The woman he…