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- 7071: Night
- ... warn you, that if these legal slaughters continue, that there will be arise in tension among the villagers. Do you really want to deal with that? The really want to deal with your people losing control? Do you think you can handle all of the village, while it is slowly turning into chaos? You now as well as I do, that if this slaughter continues, that you will be pulling people ...
- 7072: Real And Unreal
- ... between two people. We want to feel loved, and when we get that love from another person we become determined to secure that feeling. By securing these feelings we lean towards controlling that relationship. However, control is merely a way of fabricating and disguising reality. And by manipulating reality in this way we create an ideal relationship stemming mainly from our own selfish vain imaginings. Literature gives us many examples of ...
- 7073: Reaching Up For Manhood
- ... on a harmless joy ride, the boys playing stepped to the side of the street to let the car pass. Just as the car was passing, Ronaldo saw one of the boys pull out a gun. Being drilled about what to do in this kind of situation, Ronaldo automatically dropped to the ground. He turned his head to look at his friend and saw something he will never speak of. His ...
- 7074: Human Rights In Tibet
- ... most consider primal freedoms. One of which is freedom of religion. Tibetan religious practice was forcibly suppressed until 1979 (Tibet Support Group UK 4). Also, in early 1989, Chinese authorities undertook a campaign to tighten control over religious practice. This campaign intensified the crackdown on the pro-democracy movement (Churchward 1). The campaign affected Catholics, Protestants, Muslims, and Buddhists. Another religious suppression on the part of the Chinese is that they ...
- 7075: The Slave Trade and Its Effects on Early America
- ... and women alike were roused at four or five a.m., generally by the blowing of a horn or the ringing of a bell (Goodman, 18). By daybreak, the slaves were already working under the control of Negro drivers and white overseers. They plowed, hoed, picked, and performed the labors appropriate to the season of whatever they were harvesting. For example, during the harvest season on a sugar plantation, slaves were ...
- 7076: Rustlers Of Panther Gap
- ... spinning dangerously towards the ground. He hit the ground and was knocked out. The next thing he knew he woke up laying down and the s****** leaning over him. Suddenly the s****** was pointing a gun at his head and said he was going to kill him for spying on him. When suddenly lights appeared all over and voices said, Back away from the kid, put your hands above your head ...
- 7077: Wire Pirates
- ... waves of new settlers flock to cyberspace in search for free information or commercial opportunity, they make easy marks for sharpers who play a keyboard as deftly as Billy the Kid ever drew a six-gun. It is difficult even for those who ply it every day to appreciate how much the Internet depends on collegial trust and mutual forbearance. The 30,000 interconnected computer networks and 2.5 million or ...
- 7078: How And Why Australia Became A
- ... seperate colonies. Before the sub-division of Australia was complete, suggestions were made to link the colonies. In September, 1846, there were discussions in the Legislative Council in NSW as to the need for some control to be made over "intercolonial legislation." Two weeks later, Governor Fitz Roy suggested "some superior functionary" be appointed, with the power to review and, if necessary, disallow legislation of all colonies on anything other than ...
- 7079: How America Lost The War In Vi
- ... with a deeply divided government, the United States was hindered in its efforts to effectively fight the Vietnam War. The greatest problem with the war in Vietnam was its flawed purpose. Washington had sought to control international communism, but this global strategic concern masked the reality that the appeal of communism in Vietnam derived from local economic, social, and historical conditions. In essence, the U.S. response to Vietnams communist ...
- 7080: Sweetness And Power
- ... slavery ended, the workers were over-worked and under-appreciated just as factory workers were in the documented and established industrial societies Americans have been trained to visualize. Industrial capitalism involves an organization involving ownership, control and direction of production. This was what took place on sugar plantations in the Caribbean. Every worker had set duties and a unified goal of mass production of sugar at the most efficient rate. Mintz ...
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