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    The Downfall of Bernadine Healy When Bernadine Healy was chosen to succeed Elizabeth Dole as president of the Red Cross she joined an organization rich in history. She had strong credentials to her name as the former head of the National Institutes of Health‚ a Harvard Medical School graduate‚ and as the dean of the Ohio Medical School. Yet this brilliant professional was forced to resign as president of the Red Cross after less than two years with the organization. Her downfall within this organization

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    What factors contributed to the downfall of Othello? Othello’s downfall was a resultant of a combination of interdepended factors. Especially Othello’s inherent flaws of jealousy and gullibility nurtured by his trusted ensign‚ Iago‚ were an important factor leading to the cause of his downfall. His interactions and relationships with the numerous characters throughout the play were also specifically important. In addition‚ Othello’s insecurities about his obvious differences also play an important

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    The Fall of Oedipus Rex Seeing a man of great wealth and prestige plummet to societal rock bottom and lose all that he has‚ in only an hour and a half‚ was a common sighting for many ancient Greeks due to the heavy influence of Aristotelian tragedy on the theater. The unlucky victim in Oedipus Rex is none other than King Oedipus himself. As the story goes‚ Oedipus is cursed at birth by the gods to grow up and murder his own father and sleep with his mother. Without a doubt‚ he ends up committing

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    Macbeth and His Downfall

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    whether Macbeth’s downfall might have displayed more for his own blame. In closer examination‚ it will be come apparent that Macbeth is more to blame for his downfall. By first examining the influential acts of Lady Macbeth that made Macbeth commit the murder to kill Duncan‚ and contrasting these with the ambitious and insecure nature of Macbeth’s character that committed the murderous acts of Banquo and Macduff’s family‚ it will become evident that Macbeth is more to blame. Downfall is a term where

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    Chapter: 3‚ Foundations of Decision Making The Downfall of Lehman Brothers The Downfall of Lehman Brothers Poor Decision making is a factor that can lead to bankruptcy and failure. Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.‚ a major U.S investment bank‚ is an example of bad decision making because of their poor judgment‚ they have filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on September 15‚ 2008. A Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection is when a company‚ in this case Lehman Brother Holdings Inc. ‚ reports

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    lives of those around him which eventually leads to his failure. Ultimately‚ the reasons for his downfall were his lack of self-worth‚ uncontrollable lust for power and his overconfidence. Each of these factors were heavily influenced by characters such as Lady Macbeth and the witches‚ both of them having negative effects on Macbeth. One of the main reasons for Macbeth’s downfall was his lack of self-worth. Macbeth is never completely happy with where he is‚ even when he was made Thane of Cawdor

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    Troy Maxson's Downfall

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    Fences is a "tragedy of the common man” who challenges the affront to his dignity. Troy Maxson’s downfall was caused by his response to the challenge that racism posed to his personal dignity. Although Troy was able to knock a baseball out of the park like it was nothing‚ he constantly "missed the mark" in his personal life. Troy had a tragic flaw‚ which was that he did whatever he thought was right without thinking of the consequences. In an attempt to respond to the indignities he suffers‚ he distorts

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    Romeo And Juliet Downfall

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    The Downfall of Romeo and Juliet This summary is going to be about when Romeo killed Tybalt and how Romeo and Juliet committed suicide also how Romeo and Juliet committed suicide at the end of the book and how the feud between the two families ended when the both died. In Romeo and Juliet‚ impulsivity of youth is responsible for the youth lover’s tragic downfall because of the death of Tybalt and because of Juliet marring Paris. During the middle of the book‚ Romeo and Juliet decided to get married

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    King Hamlet's Downfall

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    Death‚ not an uncommon thing‚ brought its fate on the beloved king Hamlet. Just how he died that is the question. King Hamlet a gallant leader just before this untasteful downfall‚ took down Fortinbras notorious arm of Norway. Swords were flashing every which way. The dead were littered on the field. It was a gruesome place to attend. According to Claudius‚ the country is in an uproar over the death of King Hamlet. Everything is in total chaos. However‚ the word seems to be out that natural cause

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    The Downfall of the Middle Ages There were many reasons for the downfall for the Middle Ages‚ but the most crucial ones were the decline of the feudal system‚ and the declination of the Church’s power over the nation-states. In feudal society‚ everyone had a definite place and a definite role‚ with the power resting in the hands of the local lords (instead of a central government). The lords‚ or nobles‚ lost power after the Crusades‚ when the Europeans came into contact with the more

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