Where I was working there was a deaf woman, and this is how she managed to talk with people. ... The deaf are subjected to peoples" stares and they have feelings of isolation. ... On page 23 of chapter 2, it was mentioned that deaf people have been shot in the back by police when they had not heard the command to halt, so, rare as it most likely is, that would be yet another deaf issue. ... Mom got locked out of the house and she didn't want people thinking she was less capable or more dependent because she was deaf, so she broke a window and crawled in the house to get her keys. ... ...

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This can be seen in many poems written by deaf people. ... The Miss America pageant is a well known interest in many people; well the deaf community has their own pageant. ... Deaf people do participate in activities with the hearing they make impact and even change a way something is done. ... The main purpose of organizations is that they are powerful bonding forces because they are bringing deaf people together so they feel more comfortable around each other and ends isolation. ... One of the most significant places that deaf people bond with each other is in residential schools. ...

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They are discussing one of the regulars, an old deaf man, who recently attempted suicide. ... The older waiter has a different understanding of the old, deaf man. ... The old mans deafness contributes a powerful tone to the story. ... Secondly the deaf man is described as sitting in the shadow of the leaves of the tree, which gives one the feeling that the deaf man is shying away from the life that is surrounding him. ... He understands that there are many people who need a safe, well lighted place to break away from their loneliness. ...

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Utley in 1963 "claiming that God had forgot the Sioux people." ... The white men looked at the people and viewed their cries not promoting a Savior, but promoting war. ... After several pat down searches, the white men found a rifle on Black Coyote "a presumable deaf man according to Deweye Beard. ... Black Coyote may have been crazy or deaf (we may never know), but his sense resistance increased, although many say he would have put down the rifle if only he could understand. ... This book truly has the power to not only emotionally move people, but has the power to physically move ...

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Goya enjoyed his popularity and success until a serious illness left him permanently deaf in 1792. His deafness caused a drastic change in his art as Goya began to depict fantasies, satirical symbols, and violent caricatures. ... By the time he was 20, many people were buying his works. ... Although his paintings were still displayed in exhibitions, he never sold them to people. ...

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Yet, the majority of people in society are still unhappy with their lives. ... People define the roots of these in their own existence. ... Broad makes the comparison over the religious origin to that of a hearing impaired person tone deaf to any musical experiences. ... He can't accept the fact that so many people of great ideology could be disillusioned. ... Yet, the majority of people in society are still unhappy with their lives. ...

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Everywhere they turn constant reminders of the war surround them, weapons or perhaps even people that remind them of the loathsome duties they have to carry out. ... Such events as injury occurring around you may be shocking to most usually, but to people fighting in the war they have become the norm. ... Some of the words used are "lame" (although this may be literal as evidently men are liable to injury in a war situation), "blind" (probably meaning ignorant of the occurrences around them) and "deaf" (see the definition of blind). ... Owen describes the men as being deaf and blind to the noi...

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These are two people that I trust and think very highly of. ... With that said, I do understand why some people are so against it. ... Not in the way of catching "the gay ", but in making it okay for people to come out and express their personal sexuality which will also lead to more people doing it. ... Is it wrong for strait people to make laws for gay people without listening? ... People in this country who have been oppressed have found sympathy in the masses and this fight is not falling on deaf ears. ...

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Television announcers have speech impediments, dancers cannot dance, musicians are tone deaf, and families lose all purpose, continuity, compassion, and love. ... Failure to inspire all people will lead inevitably to the destruction of such a society. ... Too often, he warns, people assume that equality means being the same. ... Because some people are stupid, labels on poison must instruct all users not to eat it, shampoo bottles come with instructions for use, and cigarette labels proclaim that they cause cancer while people continue to smoke them. ... Here, as elsewhere, Vonnegut asks what ...

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This is a world that will soon exist if we (the people) do nothing to stop it. ... The way to achieve safety is not to control guns, but the people with guns. ... "Guns" kill people. ... These arguments often fall on the deaf ears of anti-gun supporters, often countering with things such as; naming a list of leaders that were anti-gun, talking about all the victims of gun violence at the place's you can relate to such as McDonalds, or the playground. ... Guns don't kill people; it can't pull the trigger itself. ...

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Why add the extra ability for evil people to use that world to unjustly harm innocent people, rather than making the world so that people who made bad choices could only harm themselves? ... Why not set up the world in the first place with stable natural laws, rather than constant miraculous intervention, making it basically impossible for people to harm one another? ... According to his claim, it plays two roles, the first is to get unsaved people out of their complacency: "God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, but shouts in our pain: it is His megaphone to ro...

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People have always said,""sex sales."" ... Simply, because they weren't viewed as people that felt pain. ... This sort of turning a deaf ear and a blind eye toward such injustices must not and can not go on. ... When we see people namely women: as objects, figurines, wives, mothers, sex, objects, and not human. ... Now I implore people to think about that "what does that say about this society?...

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For the unprepared person, learning that "the number of self supporting career actors- those who can be said to make their living as actors for at least ten years in a row- is no more than 2,00 or 3,00 people,"" can be quite lurid (Cohen 3). ... Despite the fact that I heard them before, Cohen's words did not fall on deaf ears nor did they roll of my back without giving me chills first, but I have been told these figures before and I understand them as much then as I do now and as much now as I will until I become a real live professional actress standing amidst hundreds of other unem...

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The evil side of Viscount Merdardo believed that only evil in the people should prevail whereas the good side tried to make everyone's lives perfect but in doing all this, he made lives worse... I was whole and I did not understand, and moved about deaf and unfeeling amid the pain and sorrow all round us, in places where as a whole person one would least think to find it." (Calvino, Italo 1998 Our Ancestors Random House, Sydney) This quote shows that as a whole person, other people do not think about the feelings of other people and it is only until you are no longer a whole person in t...

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Isolation has many negative affects on people such as speech problems, anger problems, and nervousness. It has become a societal issue that people are unable to communicate to many different learning types. ... Her face was expressionless and showed no interest in other people. ... Once she was found, sociologists started teaching her to do things that normal people do. ... This was an advantage in the fact that Isabelle had someone to communicate with and someone else to be social with, but the disadvantage was that her mom was a deaf-mute. ...

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"It should be believed, that it is not without cause that God, Out Lord, has permitted that these parts, should be discovered in the name of You Royal Highnesses, so that his fruit and merit before God should be enjoyed by Your Majesties, of having instructed these barbarian people, and brought them through your commands to the True Faith" (Wheeler, pg 9). ... Just before the first day of the fiesta Cortes states that his interpreter who was told by another woman native of the city, that many of Montezuma's people were intending to kill Cortes and his men. ... "He was also terrified to ...

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He taught people how to talk clearly and distinctly."" (Parker 5) Graham's mother, Eliza Grace Symonds, was a painter and, despite partial deafness, a fine musician, a skill she passed on to Graham. ... He gave lectures about his new invention and demonstrated it to many people, including Queen Victoria."" ... From his grandfather to his wife, there were always people there to persuade and influence Bell which let to the invention of the phone. ...

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For four weeks Ged lies blind, deaf, and mute. ... Many people do not think about what they say or do until it is too late and damage has already been done. ... If people would take the time to think before they act then we would have a lot less animosity in the world today. ...

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As her trophies pile up, Lindo starts bragging to people, and Waverly feels that her mom has no right to do this when she is the one doing all the winnings. ... Chong is deaf so she becomes lazy and never bothers to correct herself when she makes mistakes. ...

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In 1804, Ludwig van Beethoven began growing deaf. ... What Pythagoras found so wonderful was that his elegant, abstract train of thought produced something that people everywhere already knew to be aesthetically pleasing. ...

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What would you advise a woman who is pregnant for the fifth time Whose husband suffers from syphilis and she suffers from tuberculoses, whose oldest child was born blind Whose second child died whose third child was born deaf That she should have an abortion? ... I will write, first of all, about, the emotional side effects people deal with after having an abortion, next, I will explain why and how an abortion can damage one's health and body, or as said, the physical side effects and lastly, I shall end with the religious consequences after a woman has an abortion. ...

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There are four main groups of people that are responsible for the war. ... Hitler didn"t take power he was given it by the German people. It took lots of people to build the concentration camps and run them. ... Hermann Goering was one of these people. ... France was very concerned about Hitler breaking the treaties but they didn"t have the support or enough firepower on their own to stop it, the fear of communism and the communist revolt in Russia had taken their last ally and they were forced to stand on their own voicing objections that fell of deaf ears. ...

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Ethic also shapes the way I behave towards other people to succeed. ... Then, I went to school, meeting other people, remembering my parents' advice, I always reminded me to treat people I met with respect and love. ... I wish I had been deaf. ... She also told them that I was not honestly kind with people I met. ... Thanks to my mother, I now know how to behave towards people in a wise way. ...

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Furthermore, homosexuals in particular want other people to accept their lifestyles as the norm. ... People who go against the will of the government in expressing their opinions could be exiled. ... There are people born with handicapped limbs, blindness, and deafness. ... Some people think that there is no homosexuality in Islamic countries and sometimes they just deny it. ... People taking the feminine role in sex are really looked down upon, and they are the ones who people believe they are outcasts. ...

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(Nuzum 9) Some evidence exists through studies in a small population of mental institutions that music has a minor effect on a small percentage of emotionally disturbed people. (Nuzum 9) But there is no evidence that music can make an otherwise healthy person commit crimes, destroy other people's property, or, in some views, turn "bad." What the Supreme Court justices meant in their statements was that restricting music from all people is using much too extreme means to solve a problem that only exists in a very small percent of people. ... If the tobacco industry funded a study that ...

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