In the novel, it is evident that Big Brother's oppressive control of Oceania is evil and that his government is essentially self-serving, despite its guise of acting in the best interests of the people. ... The government's evil nature is also evident when observing its conduct and attitude concerning war. ... The major problem with these continuous wars is the purpose behind them. ... The aim of modern warfare is much more evil. ... The way in which the wars are conducted also lend evidence to the evil intentions of Big Brother. ...

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The effects war has on a person is evident through Billy, who also represents Kurt because Kurt was once a prisoner of war. Billy turns to alcohol to solve his problems which ends up not doing him any good. ... This is evident when Kurt Vonnegut writes: "They had both found life meaningless, partly because of what they had seen in war. ... The book is a symbol of the future and the mad scientists are symbols that people who make weapons are evil. ... After watching hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians die, he realized that war is evil and should be eradicated. ...

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Firstly, it is evident that Atticus obtains courage and uses his knowledge to further educate his children of what courage truly is. ... Atticus really is an iconic hero because people that do evil are not, it is those who watch the evil occur and do not act upon it. ... In this quote Scout realizes that fighting back only makes the problem worse, and leads on to learning from Atticus's advice. ... To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, it is clearly evident that the efforts and actions of Atticus, Scout, and Boo Radley demonstrate courage as a central theme in the novel. ...

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Stein sums up the problem as: If Satan is a tragic hero, it is because we are not honestly willing to test good by evil. ... The heroism in Satan is so evident that it can even help the reader see past the omnipotence of God for a moment. ... They are defiled by the evil to which they are consecrated. ... Everything that can be seen as good in Satan can just as easily be seen as perverted in evil, and the situation is the same with his evil traits. ... The only way he can find happiness is to do evil. ...

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While in some versions she goes out independently, to solve her own problem, in this interpretation she sends her messengers to go out and solve her problem for her. The morals made evident in this version of Rumpelstiltzkin are as follows: Be careful of what you say - The miller's boasting about his daughter is what got her into trouble in the first place. ... In this production, Rumpelstiltzkin lives in a squalid little cave that is centered with the type of cauldron we would generally see evil witches brewing their potions in. ... In this particular movie, he even has the distincti...

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"Our final problem concerns the coordination (Gleichschaltung) of German society under the Nazi regime. ... One of the most brilliant and evil things Hitler did was create an Anti-Semitic society in Germany. This is particularly evident in Sarah Gordon's writing, "The Ambivalence of Anti-Semitism". ... It is commonly asked was Hitler evil or was Hitler brilliant? My answer to this question is that Hitler was both brilliant and evil. ...

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The neighbors often talk about daily problems and news that is affecting the village as well. Solving daily problems is one thing Juana learns from her neighbors. ... For example, during the threat of a scorpion biting her only son Coyotito, she doesn't flinch but instead murmurs old magic to protect her son from evil while mumbling Hail Marys (5). ... Her trait as a continually faithful wife is deeply evident during which Kino attacks and brutally beats Juana because of her attempt to throw the pearl into the sea: He [rolled] up to his feet and [followed] her as silently as she had...

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In his discussions, Augustine made it very evident that individual and states have different responsibilities when it came to war and violence. ... This quote by Augustine states why an injustice is a greater evil than war, and it was proper to carry out a lesser evil if it would prevent a greater evil. ... This idea is derived from the thinking that war is a great evil, and that it is wrong to cause suffering and pain, and death where there is no hope for success. ... Secondly, it must prevent more evil than the war itself causes. ... Lastly, all other ways of resolving the problem should...

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Even in our class it was evident that many readers were taken aback by the fact that Sachar chose to make his warden a female. ... In this book masculinity and evil seem to go hand in hand. ... Although he is presented in a slightly less fantastic light, one cannot help but see him as the embodiment of evil and destruction within Coman's world. ... Using his brawn to solve problems rather than his brain, Van is our worst nightmare of what a man is capable of becoming: a thoughtless, guiltless tornado of destruction. ... She does this very blatantly, as is evident in her writing. ...

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Even if hypothetically anything ethical will inherently be "good" or "right" and anything unethical leads to "evil" or "wrong", the questions would still need to be answered; what is right, wrong, good and evil and does the society one lives in affect their conclusion. ... Certainly one of the things that is evident in almost all species is the innate capacity to care for others and a part of this is knowing that it is morally inadequate only think of oneself. ... This immediately becomes insufficient to those who are agnostic and other problems follow. ... Meaning and the Problem of ...

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Some traditions of naming are probably existent in every country culture; in Russia, the long-established, rigid practise is very evident and thus, worth mentioning. ... (Page 178) Chekhov deliberately uses a very distinct Rusianess like Alcoholism to start off his play, as the reader is immediately projected into the typical, peasantry like countryside atmosphere of Russia, which is, in fact accepted by Like Dostoyevsky, Chekhov regarded the Russian soul, whether of a peasant or a landlord, an intellectual or a casual labourer, as the receptacle of both good and evil, strength and weaknes...

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Comparing both writers' opinions, it is evident that bin Laden did have great respect for Islamic leaders and that the guidance that he received as a youth followed him throughout his life. ... He liked to solve technical problems for himself. Al-Khatib added that bin Laden worked on complex problems involving engineering and demolition and studied the structural weaknesses of the buildings targeted for destruction, a talent presumably useful in planning the 2001 attacks " (Scheuer, 2011, p. 35). ...

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The problem with living in the present moment is that modern life comes with many responsibilities and worries. ... The problem with this is they make the future the only thing of value and it doesn't even exist. ... Another profound and not so uplifting idea that is evident in Gibrans writing is the idea of the condition of mankind . ... He talks of how evil is only created because people decide that something is good. ... In this section he explains how each person is connected in the fact that we all are capable of good and evil depending on how good and evil the people around us are. ...

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While this may be true, it is also evident that certain sick people do not have a quality of life. ... Sometimes, it is justified as being the lesser of two evils in that killing the person would be for their own benefit. ... "The problem is that politicians have been fearful of this reform because of its potential to attract strong opposition from a vocal minority. ... In Australia, this is made evident through polls taken over many years. ... Many see no problem with this, but deem voluntary euthanasia to be unethical when it reality, it should be no exception. ...

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This is evident because of his placement of me's back to back. ... Furthermore, reason has proven to be weak or untrue; the whole idea guiding these lines is that God gave us reason (rationality) to defend ourselves from evil, but now the speaker's reason seems to have turned on God (or is just incapable of warding off evil), so the speaker is having trouble showing his faith in God. ... " This line indicates a turn in the sonnet, where the first eight lines presented the problem the next five will propose to offer a solution to it. ... Line ten "but am betrothed unto Your...

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More often that not, a friend is someone anyone would go to with a problem, especially non-adults. It is so much easier for children and adolescents to go to their closest friends when a problem slides into their lives. ... The importance of a good psychological state is evident. ... The evil aspects of stress can completely obliterate the possibilities of having a good day or even good life. Stress is the pit of most psychological, mental, and physical problems. ...

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The church was not only a physical place of spirituality, it was the temple of faith, which was the only thing that the Tomochitecos had to pray to, to look for as a sanctuary from evil and danger. ... The local governments saw this as a problem since their power was obsolete with God on the other side in the forms of many villagers in Tomochic. The big problem in this situation for the gov't was that they created it themselves. ... Political stability was not evident as political officers were appointed and removed before their presence could help or affect those around them. ...

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Through the units of study the amount that people rely on Gods has been evident and that is why this makes a very good essay topic. ... The Mesopotamians also had a very interesting view on doing evil and evil acts. ... People wore amulets or charms to try to keep the evil demons away. ... For example, in the myth of Pandora's box, the curious Pandora releases all the evil emotions that plague the world. ...

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Does our strength of character and morals have a chance against our darker inner instincts for violence and evil? ... Ralph and Jack could be viewed, as according to Jung's theory of collective unconsciousness, as archetypes of good and evil (Feldman et al. 2004), order and chaos. ... Similar to a government creating a problem and then solving it so that they can gain greater control over the society which it rules. ... The desire to exercise control over living things was evident even in the litl'uns. ... He had problems communicating his thoughts to the others and was c...

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This Person fills the entire universe with no exceptions, making it evident that everything must be equal. ... Condition According to Krishna, humanity has three main problems; an overall attachment to this world, ignorance of identity, and reincarnation.The first problem is our overall attachment. ... The second problem is our ignorance of identity. ... Reincarnation comes into play then as yet the third problem with humanity. ... If you fail to wage this war of sacred duty, you will abandon your own duty and fame only to gain evil. ...

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However, this essay will argue that creationism should not be taught as a valid scientific theory in public schools due to a number of legal, educational, and scientific problems. ... Educational Problems 8 5.2. Scientific Problems .. 9 5.3. Legal Problems .. 10 6.0. ... Educational Problems The first argument why creationism should not be taught as science in public schools is that the theory lacks educational credibility and will not enhance students" academic skills. ...

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To Kill a Mockingbird is a coming of age as Scout and Jem encounter the problems brought upon by the attitudes of the elders and peers during the ongoing of the trial. ... It is debated that, "the jury's willingness to believe what Atticus calls the "Evil assumption" Manlow 4 ...that all negroes are basically immoral beings."... The effects of the Great Depression are evident in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird. ...

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He saw the territories of Gaul as a perfect solution to this problem. ... In the eighth book of "De Bello Gallico", (A written account of Caesar's time in Gaul) Caesars legate, Aulus Hirtius, stated "It was evident to everyone that war was designed against Caesar, yet he resolved to submit to anything, as long as there were hopes left of deciding the dispute in an equitable manner, rather than to have recourse to arms." ... There was nothing clear to be heard, for there was a continuous tumult until the people saw the assassins and Marcus Brutus trying to stop the outcry and exhorting...

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Her greatness is evident with her use of characterization to create living characters from the kind of people she knew, especially the landed gentry and the middle class. ... Her "power of having too much her own way" and "disposition to think a little too well of herself" are identified by Austen as the "real evils of her situation". ... She is a gossip and has no problem trying to take control of other people's lives by playing "matchmaker". ...

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Willy Loman is indeed a pathetic and tragic hero of Death of a Salesman, for his problems stem from his own delusions, not unlike Oedipus. ... This becomes evident by his flashbacks, like the one he experiences when Willy and Charley are playing cards and Willy begins to speak out loud referring to Charley as Ben, Willy's brother: "WILLY: I'm getting awfully tired, Ben. ... I am that evil man- (Sophocles 1126) Miller's work has variety but also an essential, overriding unity. ...

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