In the tragedy Macbeth, by William Shakespeare, the character Macbeth appears to be good but underneath, he is evil and corrupt in the worst ways. ... The key to Hitler and Macbeth's success is their intense communicational techniques. ... Therefore he goes from good to evil. ... This is because Hitler starts out as good, and his traits gradually become worse and worse, until he turns completely evil. ... Even a generally good person can become corrupt when faced with the prospect of having power. ...

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Lifestyle With the vast open spaces and good weather Australia is an ideal country for sport. ... Radio was the first real live communication used by the masses. ... By competing against teams that may have different styles, different techniques and perspectives on the sport professionalism has been enhance. ...

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Linden was a lawyer and his family belonged to the German upper class, however, "as far as everyone in Upper Street ham was concerned, the only good German was a dead one" (Pg. 137). ... Tarrant fell from the good graces of many and became ignored, despised and shunned by many villagers. ... Post cards were an immensely popular form of communication. The only form of mass communication at this time were newspapers, telephone, books, posters and mail. ... Local painters captured scenes of war using a variety of techniques such as impressionism and realism. ...

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This is a good example of his dedication and willpower and his desire to see what he believes in come together. ... Brooke had explained his technique of only ever using one type of fly and had agreed to give one of them to the staff member. ... Another is the ability to use good judgement and know when to show humanity and compassion, as he did when asked to deal with Montgomery over an incident involving a leaflet on the prevention of venereal diseases. ...

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