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…Hot Flashes or Heart Attack? Heart Attack or Memory Loss? Menopause: it affects us all. Either we are the women going through it, or we are the husbands and family members dealing with the woman going through it. Common complaints about…

…, but the attacks on the nobility made up only one of many themes in the debate. Sueyes's pamphlet differed from the most by identifying noble privileges not as one of many defects of the current political regime but as the essential source of all other disorders…

…ATTACKS ON THE INSANITY DEFENSE The insanity defense refers to that branch of the concept of insanity which defines the extent to which men accused of crimes may be relieved of criminal responsibility by virtue of mental disease. The terms…

…units to attack their enemies and used ambushes, snipers, traps, camouflage and attacks on isolated camps and enemies as well as using their talents of planting booby traps. The Vietcong eventually dug tunnels to hide from enemy war planes or as a place…

…Shinrikyo did was more than attack the people on the subway. They shocked the world with mindless brutality. Considering domestic and international terrorism, it seems that the terrorists and religious cults aren't really fighting for some ideal or a piece…

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…Analyzing the Responsibility for the Attack on Pearl Harbor Americans were greatly surprised by the Japanese attack on the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor. The attack occurred during a time when most Americans held…

…that is tuning in to these stories is taking the reports at face value without investigating what the realities are and in fact in some cases actually want to believe what is being told them so that they can feel more "a part" of the terrorist attack. In addition…

…Schaller, Hank. "Northwest Drops 132 Flights at Metro." The Oakland Press 20 Sept. 2001: A1, A2. After the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, Northwest Airlines went into a financial crisis that forced them to permanently drop 132 flights…

…of oil and the Japanese government saw the embargo as the equivalent of an act of war. As an attack from Japan seemed to become more inevitable, the U.S. Pacific fleet was put on full alert and practiced drills regularly that kept them prepared for an attack…