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    Tragic Flaw

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    and The Flaw By Phanit Asavanamaung 10B Stories are told in many styles‚ through different medias; all which are to entertain or educate its audience. Christopher Booker‚ the author of the book ’The Seven Basic Plots’‚ introduces the idea of the seven basics categories of any story told. The seven basic archetypes are Over Coming the Monster‚ Rags to Riches‚ The Quest‚ Voyage and Return‚ Comedy‚ Rebirth and Tragedy. Tragedy as one of the seven archetypes‚ are found in any type of stories; from

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    The Pentium Flaw

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    The Pentium Flaw NT1110 Computer Structure and Logic Unit 2 Analysis The Pentium floating-point unit flaw only occurred on some models of the original Pentium microprocessor chip. Any of the Pentium family processors with a clock speed of at least 120 MHz is new enough not to have the bug. On the affected microprocessor models‚ the Intel Processor Frequency ID Utility checks for the floating-point unit flaw. Professor Thomas Nicely sent an email describing the flaw that he had discovered

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    Brutus Flaws

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    Nobody is perfect.  We all have flaws in our daily life.  Flaws are what defines us.  We all want someone in life to look up to for their qualities.  A person that we look up to for their qualities in life is called a hero.  In reality‚ the people we look up to have flaws just like we do.  In Shakespeare’s play “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar”‚ we are introduced to Brutus.  Brutus is portrayed as a tragic hero.  A tragic hero is the protagonist of a tragedy.  Brutus is a leader and citizen of Rome

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    Non Fatal Offences

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    10/1/08 INTRODUCTION
 NON‐FATAL
OFFENCES
OF
 VIOLENCE
 •  Defined
in
Part
8
Crimes
Act
1961.
–Crimes
Against
the
 Person.
 •  Here
concerned
to
look
at
crimes
falling
short
of
murder
or
 manslaughter.
 •  Sexual
offences
defined
in
Part
7
CA
1961.
 •  Offences
within
Part
8
include:
 •  Homicide
(ss158
‐181)
 •  AborTon
(ss182
–
187A)
 •  Assaults
to
the
person
(ss
188
‐204)
 •  Female
genital
muTlaTon
(ss
204A‐204B)
 •  Bigamy
(ss
205
–
207)
 •  AbducTon
(ss
208
–
210A)

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 Assault
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    Confederation Flaws

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    which eventually led to its replacement with the Constitution. The Articles of Confederation was a very influential document and greatly impacted the history of the United States. While the Articles of Confederation is often noted for its many flaws‚ it also accomplished many tasks. Firstly‚ Congress was able to settle and establish a

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    Macbeth's Decisions

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    and Macbeth their futures. Macbeth finds out that he will be dubbed Thane of Cawdor (which he already is)‚ Thane of Glamis‚ and soon to be King of Scotland. Banquo was told that although he was not to be king‚ his children would be. This is where Macbeth’s ego starts to awaken. He is willing to kill his friend and leader just so he can become king‚ the highest position in the land. Later on in the play‚ the witches go on to give him messages through prophecies. These prophecies seem to tell him that

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    Pentium Flaw

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    NT1110: Computer Structure and Logic ITT Technical Institute 10/20/2013 The Pentium Flaw a divisional error was discovered in the summer of 1994. The flaw was discovered by Intel. Intel decided that their chips did not need to be recalled since the chance of the average user discovering the error was less than 1 in 9 billion. Thomas Nicely a mathematics professor at Lynchburg College in Lynchburg VA made error public when he sent an e-mail to several colleagues. Nicely was using

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    Romeos Flaw

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    Romeo’s Greatest Flaw Romeo and Juliet is a play written by William Shakespeare. This play is one of his greatest and most famous tragedies. The main character‚ Romeo‚ has a flaw however that ultimately leads to him killing himself in the end. Romeo’s character flaw is present even from the very start of the play. His flaw is that he is too in love with the idea of love. This characteristic of Romeo’s is present the very first time he is introduced in the play. Romeo is introduced mourning in

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    Power is represented through a number of characters in this play. One of which would clearly be Macbeth himself. With relevance to the character Macbeth‚ power could be seen as his hamartia (meaning fatal flaw) or more likely‚ the lust and in his own words‚ the “vaulting ambition” for it. For the period of time in which he held utmost power over the people of Scotland‚ before his death‚ Shakespeare makes it very clear that Macbeth did not enjoy a single bit of his power. “To be this is nothing

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    when he hears the prophecies from the witch sisters‚ his ambition drives him crazy and makes him kill King Duncan in order to acquire the throne he desires. Therefore‚ the ambition is the tragic flaw that leads downfall of Macbeth. After the scene that Macbeth hears the witch sister’s prophecies‚ Macbeth’s ambition becomes the only thing that he has in his mind. However‚ ambition drives him to kill other people in order to stay in power or even kill King Duncan to become the king of Scotland. Ambition

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