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    time care taker‚ up until the day he died. They had it rough since every job George had ever got them. Lennie managed to mess it up somehow and get them fired. Most of the time when something went wrong George was able to blame Lennie. But what would George do if he didn’t have Lennie to blame for all of their misfortune? George needs Lennie just as much as Lennie needs George. Without Lennie

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    Who is to blame? Love is supposedly such a strong force that a couple would die to be together forever. The force that traps the escape of love and living happily together for a couple is almost just as strong. In Ethan Frome‚ Ethan falls out of love with his wife Zeena and into love with his house girl Mattie. Throughout their year together Ethan is finally able to express his love for science and talk about what he feels is important with his one true love Mattie. When Mattie

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    definition of war is this: war is an actual‚ intentional and widespread-armed conflict between political communities." (http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/war/). This definition did not seem fit for the conflict between capitalism (United States of America)‚ communism (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)‚ and their followers. The struggle was later dubbed the Cold War‚ referring to its lack of physical conflict. Though‚ if every aspect of this struggle is examined‚ the name "Cold War" doesn’t serve

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    shocks the audience at the end. However‚ people‚ they thought weren’t going to die‚ died. I think in the story‚ it was Romeo and Juliet’s fate and there personal character flaws that led to their deaths together because they couldn’t live without one another. People Might think that it was Romeo and Juliet to blame for their deaths in this tragic story. They have many reasons to blame themselves for their death like they could have told people about their marriage. I think they are wrong because if

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    of World War II in 1945‚ the United States economy began to prosper. However‚ the end of the war brought on another kind of war‚ the Cold War. With suspicion and tension between the United States and the Soviet Union‚ the United States began to conduct research on alternate means to protect the national interest through an improved interrogation processes. One of these highly classified programs was known as “Project: MKULTRA.” According to Dr. Horowitz (2001)‚ the basis for MKULTRA was the use of

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    play "Romeo and Juliet" Many people were responsible were responsible for the two star crossed lovers deaths‚ but the out of all the characters Juilet is the most to blame. It was Juliet’s fault because she did not tell her family and that caused a lot of problems. The biggest person effected for not being told was Tybalt. He was so enraged when Romeo showed up to the Capulet’s party. In this scene Tybalt says that he will get his revenge on Romeo. After he sends Romeo a letter to challenge

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    loved each other. The feud made them blind from their their children’s love for each other. They were blinded until their children took their lives. You could say that it was romeo and juliet’s fault or you could say that it was not at all their fault; instead the fault lays on both of them. Romeo and juliet were not completely to blame‚ because of their families feud‚ and their unmuertiy‚ and there lack of parental support. Romeo and juliet made the greatest sacrifice

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    In the mid-twentieth century‚ the world was split into two parts the communist east‚ and the democratic west. This marked the beginning of a period known as the "Cold War". It could have been called this for many reasons. Perhaps it was the cold feelings between the west and the east. Or maybe it was because of the nuclear winter that would have resulted from open war. The most probable suggestion‚ however‚ is that there was no direct combat. In times of war‚ locations entailing heavy fighting are

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    Human nature has a tendency to search for a culprit after a disaster; one who has read The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare may use such behavior to understand the happenings in the play. Romeo and Juliet is a play centered around the quest of two lovers in the city of Verona on their adventure of finding love. Alas‚ the love Romeo and Juliet share is one that is forbidden‚ due to the feud between their two families: the Montagues and the Capulets. Through their rebellious determination

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    Who is to blame? It could be the three evil witches who tempted Macbeth with the prophecies. Or maybe his overbearing wife who always questioned his manhood. It might be Macduff who put his head on a stick. Or simply‚ it could be his own grave that he dug. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ there are many people who could be blamed for the ultimate downfall of Macbeth. Pressley says‚ “The most striking feature of Shakespeare is his command of language.” In the end‚ the only person that can be blamed

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