This is combined with the visual technique of lighting and costume to illustrate the key message of how the desire to protect loved ones can overshadow one's fear. ... The director also uses the verbal technique of dialogue to illustrate the key message of how the desire to protect loved one's can overshadow one's fear. ... A combination of the verbal technique of diegetic music and non-diegetic music is played in this scene to illustrate the key message of how the desire to protect loved one's can overshadow one's fear. ... The use of diegetic sound manipulates the au...

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I am white, and I bring with me not only a deep human desire to survive by any means necessary, but a deeply rooted investment in a system of white supremacy and domination. ... If whites resist the spiritual and social death that attends the self-divestment of white supremacy, if they refuse to submit to the surgical removal of their "psychopath racial personality,"" then they must die physically for the liberation of Black people throughout the world. ...

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Active euthanasia is where there is a deliberate action to end the life of a dying patient to avoid further suffering. ... Voluntary euthanasia is when a doctor gives a dying patient a lethal injection at the request of the patient to end the patient's life. ... Many traditional religious views are that life is a gift from God so we should always have a desire to live and that only God should take life. ... A person's life belongs to that person only and if for whatever reason that person no longer has the desire to live, it should be that person's own decision whether or not to...

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For instance the idea of yearning and desire for youth can be linked with the ideas conveyed in "Sailing to Byzantium" (1926) where the use of negative imagery of an old man reinforces the desire of the persona to maintain his youth. ... The image of a withered old man is described as "a tattered coat upon a stick" and is a clear negatively portrayed image of an elderly man, which implies the desire for youth. The poem is concerned with this repeated idea and this is illustrated further with the image of Yeats" heart yearning for his youth, but sadly trapped inside a "dying animal." The image ...

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Excessive Retribution: Killing convicted murderers satisfies valid retributive needs and desires either in society at large or in the specific victim. ... Whoever has committed murder must die, there is no juridical substitute or surrogate, that can be given or taken for the satisfaction of justice." ... Kant also believed that if a wrongdoer has committed murder, "he must die. ...

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I agree with this law and believe that every patient has the right to refuse maximum medical help if they wish to die. ... Non-voluntary euthanasia would occur if a person were unable to express their desires, for example if someone were in a coma. ... Many people would rather put an end to the ceaseless pain and kill themselves before going through it day after day until they finally die. ... The problem with this lies in the fact that the death of this person, in almost all cases, will affect many more people than the person dying. ... They may feel that they are a burden to the peopl...

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Hunger: a feeling of discomfort or weakness caused by lack of food, coupled with the desire to eat. ... Kafka demonstrates this desire of the Artist, writing, "why stop fasting at this particular moment..? ... The Artist does not die for his art, but rather, in vain; his death is caused by nothing but a longing for attention. ... Finally, the Hunger Artist's existence is made ironic as his life ends devoid of the recognition in which he dies for. ... The story chronicles the Hunger Artist's rise to and fall from fame, and ends with the Hunger Artist dying an outcast. ...

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Beginning with Nurse Mayinga who is determine to do what she desires, traveling abroad, even though she has the possibility of being a hostess to the deadly virus, Ebola. ... He doesn't care for his people who are dying by the hundred; his worries and concerns reflect his desires: self luxury, self protection, and self happiness. ... In conclusion, I believe that altruism is a necessity in life if one desires to be truly liked in a community. ... Nurse Mayinga, Tom Geisbert, and Peter Jahrling put a large population at risk for their own selfish desires. ...

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This is nowhere than further from the truth, Iago could truly careless about Roderigo's desires; that in the end even though Roderigo had followed every instruction to the letter Iago both metaphorically and literally stabs Roderigo in the back. ... Yet once all is said and done Iago dies by the end of the play leaving Cassio to not only live, but also take Othello's place in the military ranks furthering his promotion. ... Through her actions she drives a recovering alcoholic back to drinking, takes advantage of her husband's dying aunt to steal a manuscript, and she even trie...

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When an organisms Environment changes, those organism will either have to change with it in order to survive (Adaptation) or theyll die (Natural Selection). ... Environmental factors select which individual will survive and which will die off. The organisms which are equipped with the traits to survive in a certain environment will survive and reproduce and pass on that trait and the others will die off. ... They intentionally breed certain specific organisms in order to acquire certain desired specific traits or the combination of traits. ... Without the intervention in the genetic traits of ...

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"The blood of those people who have died of gay and lesbian hate crimes, are not just in the hand of the killers and the gay and lesbian people, but also on the people who did not do anything about and also on the people who didn't care," as the G21 staff Writer, Phil Martin said on his article "blood on our hands" which reflect the actions of everyone and the remembrance of Matthew Shepard, the student who suffered the worst crime of all, he was killed for being a gay man. ... Gay and Lesbian couples do not see the damage in the long run, sure, they will give them unconditional love a...

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In comparison to Version One, Version Two restrains the need to base it on aggressiveness and instead pursues a more stimulating mood by reflecting the desire in which the wolf possesses for Little Red Riding Hood, "In passing through a wood she met old neighbor wolf, who had a great desire to eat her. ... Further more, the werewolf of Version One, hints that she will die by insisting that she should throw her apron into the fire, as she will not need it anymore. ...

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Adolf's younger brother, Edmund, died in 1900. ... His desire to be a successful soldier ended when Germany surrendered. ... When an individual's desires and goals are not met, it can lead the individual to an unhealthy desire for "superiority striving" (Feist, 2008). ...

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Islamic Fundamentalism encourages suicide bombings, like the one we have seen in the tragic events of September 11, promising the one who dies a path to heaven and eternal glory of Allah. Fascism preached that fighting and dying for fatherland, killing Jews and their allies who were "threatening the civilized world- was an honorable thing to do and was strongly encouraged. ... Islamic Fundamentalism is a dogmatic, religion based ideology that obstructs the growth of a rational, secular morality based on human desires and needs. ...

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For example, after Chris finally dies in Alaska, the local Alaskans are left wondering exactly why Chris has not set fire to the forest in order to bring attention to his dire situation: "Many Alaskans have wondered why, in his desperation, McCandless didn't start a forest fire at this point, as a distress signal. ... This statement of Chris's certainly does not give off the impression that Chris intends to die in Alaska, but it is certainly a real possibility that he is well aware of. ... Chris pursues a life that is worth living and although this brings upon an early demise fo...

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What makes people willing to die for their countries? ... The events on and after September 11, 2001 provide a good example of why people are willing to die for the nation. ... It is also interesting to note the actual terrorists" willingness to die for their countries. ... Capitalism has to do with the desires of the publishers to make profits. ... If the nation ceases to exist, then their identities die with it. ...

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Socrates, believed that the soul was immortal, he taught that the search for truth should be the most important goal in ones life, which would only be fulfilled finally after you die and the soul is released from the body. ... There is one definite that connects these two philosophers together even though they cam from two different Ages, which is freedom from the fear of death or dying. ... He felt that people should not listen to priest since all they do is put fear of death into the hearts of man making them fear dying and at the same time making them not find happiness in their lives but l...

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Later in the play, his actions and behavior made it seem as if he would rather die than give up on the "Discorsi". ... At the beginning of the play, he is snappish about the fact that "[the Court of Naples] never send money" (Brecht 1) because that was his foremost desire to gain from the devices and tools he invented. ... This also shows his selfishness in that he did not immediately put the greater good ahead of his own desires to live, even as a prisoner of the Inquisition. ...

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While the product of a European ideology, it exemplified the hopes of millions as a cure for the detrimental poverty that was present in Latin America as well as the desire for change that lay dormant in the younger generations. ... While this was no simple feat and many people did die, it succeeded in breaking down the Batista regime in Cuba: 'But suddenly Batista was gone...taking with him much of the top echelon of his government. ... A few even trained in Cuba under Guevara and Castro, demonstrating the pair's desire for the revolution to spread and influence other countries. ...

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As Florence begins to pray she is reminded of her mother, a devout Christian, and she realizes that despite her resentment towards her mother, she has become like her in that she now desires to be judged only in God's eyes. ... Florence is a survivor and her inner-strength and courage has helped her make it through tough times, but, the build-up of many deep emotional scars coupled with a very painful and presumably terminal abdominal disease and the desire to confront her brother with Esther's letter proving his infidelity causes Florence to go to the church, get on her knees an...

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Sun Tzu once said "Know the enemy and know yourself; in a hundred battles you will never be in peril" this quote was written by him between the times of c.544 BC when he was born and c.496 BC when he died and till this day this quote holds true. The primary point of this quote was deception, reason being is you must fully know your opponents weaknesses, capabilities, desires, and thoughts; therefore, to not allow your enemy to use these things against you in turn you must guard your own motives to be victorious. ... This goes to show that through the personal agendas of this countr...

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Dante being in love with Beatrice is ironic due to the belief that in hell, you're not supposed to have emotions nor hope and previously Dante fell in love with her at a young age until she died and he had regained contact with her again in hell. ... The strong winds symbolize people who aren't at rest and will never be at rest due to their desire that they had during their lifetime that they had on Earth and people lying down in the dark symbolizes how lust usually takes place. ... Francesca states in Canto V that at one moment her and Paolo are kissing and in the next moment ...

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Under the current law, patients who want to die can either commit suicide on their own, or if competent can refuse all treatment necessary that will prolong their life, but a patient is not given the choice as to when they want to end their life. ... Society's interest in life preservation should be lessened when a person is terminally ill and has strong desire to end their life. ... I believe that Physician Assisted Suicide is also a rational and ethical decision for those who choose to die in order to avoid unbearable suffering. ... In most cases we certainly should, because for those c...

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Many of the settlers died soon after arriving do to starvation and other unforeseen impediments. In many cases if not for Indian assistance in agriculture, deforesting, and the providing of food many more would have died. Soon after explores returned with new foods and products, such as tobacco to Europe, Europeans grew fond of these new and tasty commodities and desired more greatly, for ever changing the European lifestyle. ...

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Also, when Jordan elaborates that Daisy never desired to attain love ", yet there's something in that voice of hers"(77), she demonstrates how elusive Daisy is and how deceiving her voice is, since when Jordan's analyzing the situation, she suddenly is distracted by Daisy's voice. ... She desires to become Tom's lover. ... Myrtle clearly desired Tom; however, she couldn't have him because Tom is with Daisy. ... After this incident, George Wilson goes out to kill Gatsby, as his pool is tainted with a "red circle"(162), and he is successful in his mis...

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