If you try to recapture that old magic again, chances are it isn't going to quite measure up to everyone's expectations. ... In an interview for FragLand.net when asked what the most difficult part in creating the game was, Bill Fisher, CEO of Quicksilver Software, answers: "The biggest challenge was controlling the scope of the game. ... Well, whoever expected some stellar graphics and eye-candy should go for a first person shooter or a role-playing game for PlayStation. ... It's like a game of chess - regardless of how manufacturers nowadays disguise the pieces - X-men style, ...

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Harrison's parents witness the entire affair on their television, but when George goes to the kitchen for something and Hazel gets sidetracked, neither can remember why they are crying "something sad on television, no doubt. ... Here, as elsewhere, Vonnegut asks what are people for? ... While there are elements of science fiction in his stories, he is more clearly a fantasist "one who creates a believable but purely imaginary world such as one finds in Lewis Carroll's, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865). ...

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Comparatively, the death of her mother for Celie in 'The Color Purple' by Alice Walker is void of any sort of emotional attachment. ... Briefly returning to the present day, Nelly asks Lockwood '"Do you believe people are happy in the other world, sir?... Heathcliff goes as far as to demand " 'Catherine Earnshaw, may you not find rest.You said I killed you – haunt me then!'...

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Satire is present in the chapter involving Corelli and the mine on the beach(43), with the smug engineer being decapitated shortly after declaring that Corelli was going to be killed. ... Carlo's analysis adds to the satirical edge: "He died happy, you can't ask any more than that. ... The dialogue is reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland, with the "Why? ... Doc Daneeka's "invisible death" in McWatt's plane, with the Doc's desperate attempts of explaining he is alive go unheard: "It doesn't make sense" confi...

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For example, if I strongly believe in women's rights then I am going to potentially hire more women and take their viewpoints into higher consideration. ... Inclusive Organization (Local): Once the decision to go forward has been made and these programs begin to take effect, pockets within the organization will eventually become examples of inclusive environments. ...

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