Despite his belief in strict constructionism, Jefferson eventually seemed to desire acts that favored more loose constructionism. ... Unlike the Jeffersonian Republicans, the Federalists supported a "loose" interpretation of the constitution and said that the laws that the constitution did not prohibit were not illegal. ... The Federalists, after 1800, seemed to go against their own "loose" interpretation of the Constitution because of the acts that they opposed after 1800. ... The Federalists would have originally supported the Act, but they went against the "loose&qu...

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Others consider the Constitution to have looser understanding and there needs to be room for different analyses. ... However, the Supreme Court was incorrect with their ruling because they took a loose interpretation of the separation of church and state, when they should have taken a stricter interpretation because by stating that there is a clear wall of separation between church and state affairs, a public school and a Catholic should not be sharing state money that was given by taxpayers, and therefore violates the Establishment Clause. ... The loose interpretation that was put on the E...

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Also one important difference was their interpretation of the Constitution. Hamilton believed in a loose interpretation of the constitution, whereas Jefferson believed in a strict interpretation of it. Hamilton convinced congress to use an "elastic interpretation of the Constitution to pass that Jefferson deemed unconstitutional. ...

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With that in mind there is perhaps no greater interpretation of the struggle of the evil and goodness within ourselves than found in Robert Louis Stevenson's "The strange case of Dr. ... In the story Dr. jekyll has developed a formula in which he can let loose his inner demon complete with different body without hurting his reputation of doctor and a gentleman. ... While Jekyll was not seemingly causing any horrible wrongs by letting Hyde loose he was allowong to let his sinful nature run amuck. ...

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The Federalists in the North, wanted a strong central government and chose to take a loose interpretation of the Constitution. The opposing political party, the Democratic-Republicans of the South, called for a weaker central government with stronger individual States' Rights, and a strict interpretation of the Constitution. ... Such insubordination, differences in interpretation of the Constitution, and power struggles, made up the major political factors that led to the eruption of the Civil War. ...

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When they finally agreed to it, they wanted a strict interpretation of the law, or followed as closely as possible. ... The Republicans all believed in a strict interpretation, whereas Hamilton and his Federalist followers wanted a loose interpretation. ...

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The trainers are worried about the zoo being bombed and the animals running loose in the street cause hazard. ... At times the drawing become a bit confusing and hard to let what some objects in the book maybe therefore leave a bad interpretation of the drawings. ...

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In a rural town in North Carolina, there is a mass murderer on the loose. ... When a person takes his own interpretation of utilitarianism to increase the happiness of the greatest number of people and justifies an action that they make based on Mill's argument, is troublesome. ...

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Penny loafers make people think of the 1950s or the 1980s. When we hear the term "Nehru Jacket" we think of the 60s. The term "Bell Bottoms" conjures up memories of the 1970s. Izod, polo, leg warmers, Ug boots, parachute pants, and short shorts make us think of the 1980s. Flannel shirts, worn out lo...

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The disagreement over the constitutionality of the Bank of the United States led to the formation of a division between those with a strict construction view and a loose construction view of the Constitution. ... Thomas Jefferson opposed the bill because he believed that it was a misguided, unconstitutional concept that would only lead to a looser interpretation of the constitution. ... " He believed that even broadening the interpretations of the constitution slightly was completely unconstitutional. ...

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The two narratives, "Black Elk Speaks," written by Black Elk, and "The Indian Frontier," written by an Richard Utley, explain their interpretation of the events of the battle, and because of the vast differences in both stories, the reader is able to see the distinct point of view of both parties. ... A deaf man's rifle suddenly went off and all hell broke loose, ending the peace initiative. ... Seeking revenge the Native Americans attacked, loosing many more men than the soldiers. ...

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The Constitution was written with the intention of being the supreme law of the land, however, strict and loose interpretation of this document leads to a variety of explanations. ... Unhindered by the prospect of having to campaign, these justices can fully devote their time to the study and interpretation of the most crucial document necessary to the survival of the American way of life. ...

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This is the key factor which makes this poem stand out from the rest – because of its open nature and non-complex form that if you tried to search for any meaning or symbolism behind Frost's words, he has almost intentionally left a vast space for interpretation, paving the way for endless views, or perspectives in which this poem can been taken. ... However, in the second sentence of the stanza – the interpretation of 'the night [drawing] through the trees" (11) could have been read as its' literal meaning: where the end of day is the night, or on the other h...

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Since Trevor-Roper (1961) and Bullock (1998) (both cited in McDonough, 2002) assert in their analytical and exhaustive books that confronting Hitler earlier could have avoided war, the appeasement theory looses its entire purpose ( 'Hitlocentric interpretation'). ... The 'Hitlocentric interpretation' of the Munich agreement consequently suggests that resistance against Hiter was the solution.  ... To conclude, Chamberlain's responsibility for the outbreak of the second world war depends therefore on whether Hitler had the genuine intention to conquer the world ( &a...

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In hind sight westerners would eventually move westward and natives would loose large portions of there ancestral lands but the rights given to aboriginals in the Proclamation Act would lead to many court cases being overturned and won in favor of Natives keeping there land. ... Though the Calder case provided a clear idea of Native land rights in Canada the process of loosing the case due to technicality in addition to agreeing Supreme Court judges and there written opinions after the case left many questions to be answered. ... Aboriginal rights had always been left to interpretation. ...

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These pieces are not related in any coherent way, but the ambiguous narratives with their many possible interpretations greatly appeal to me. ... The loose connection to the gloomy poem, however, adds to the painting's elusiveness and pervasive sense of menace (Denvir, pg. 221). ... One feasible interpretation of the painting is the loss of youthful innocence. ... The woman's unexplained expression engages the viewer and allows for many feasible interpretations. ... My personal interpretation is that the barmaid, although surrounded by a plethora of people and forms of entertainm...

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One being Hamilton's loose construction, where if the Constitution does not refuse something, it then becomes allowed. ... The Democrat-Republicans were more likely a party that supported "loose construction" and the Federalists the adverse. ... The Federalist Party transformed from being an organization that held immense theories and a loose meaning of the Constitution to one that embraced a more strict interpretation and then vanished. ...

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One of the most significant acts in the history of the United States was past when the senate accepted Thomas Jefferson's broad interpretation of the Constitution and approved the Louisiana Purchase. ... The Louisiana Purchase forced a soon to come looser interpretation of the Constitution in order for westward expansion. In closing, despite the liberality of Jefferson's interpretation, I think he saw ahead to the big picture. ...

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Justice Marshall's interpretation of the Constitution was premised on the notion that the national government was the creation of the people and not the states and that Article VI established federal law as the supreme law of the land (Supremacy Clause). ... His loose interpretation of the Necessary and Proper Clause and most obviously, the creation of the Supremacy Clause are further evidence of this. ... These two cases, perhaps more than any other, bring to light the difficulties of obtaining a clear interpretation of the Constitution. ... While the interpretations of the Court may...

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This gave rise to a variety of interpretations on the sutras and the Upanishads. ... In the third chapter the classical understanding of Sankara will be contrasted with the new interpretation of Sankara. ... CHAPTER 2 THE CLASSICAL INTERPRETATION OF SANKARA Among those who understand Sankara in the classical way, as a monist, are most Hindu authors and Brahmins. ... Here we shall offer a brief outline of the classical interpretation by developing on some key concepts in the philosophy of Sankara. 2.1 The Nature of Brahman Brahman is the only reality. ... According to the classica...

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Leda and the Swan, Yeats subjects the classical Greek myth to a personal interpretation of politics on Irish colonialism. ... Yeats further emphasizes the rupture of traditional societal structures by transparently stating that 'things fall apart/the center cannot hold/ mere anarchy is loosed' There is a subtle tonal shift from images of decay into symbols of gentrification. This is seen through the word 'loosed', and although it has connotations of unleashing a destructive force, it also describes the creation of a future. ...

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He does not completely loose grip and enter into the crazy state everyone believes he is in, which shows Hamlet is a character who has full control over his emotions. ... At first interpretation one could assume Hamlet is scared to actually live up to his word, but at second examination it can be seen that Hamlet is aware he can not kill the King now for many reasons. ... His ability to balance his grief and his loyalty to his father without loosing his own grip on life certainly qualify Hamlet as a hero. ...

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Finally the climax comes when the dance breaks out into the courtroom and Billy almost looses control, yelling and screaming. ... Two trials in particular which Robertson lets loose in are "Gay news: The Angel's Advocate" and "The Romans in Britain". ... Robertson also accomplishes the degrading of the prosecution by including the full excerpt of the play that involving the taboo scene, providing interpretation and explanation are some of the techniques used to prove his point. ...

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A few other reasons are the thought of Jane loosing her innocence. ... He says that he didn't want people rubber necking when he was all gory but what he actually feels is that he doesn't want to "loose" this battle for acceptance and doesn't want the world to know his loss. ... I had a different perspective on how to interpret the book The Catcher in the Rye and I thought that my interpretation made sense as well. ...

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However, once the secret is unleashed, Yuki-Onna's threatening nature is let loose as she says "for those children asleep there, I would kill you this moment!" ... Leaving many loose ends, Kafka certainly makes many situations feel incomprehensible, as is the case in "The Judgment," where the incomprehensible relationship between father and son takes a tumultuous turn for the worst as Georg commits suicide. However, in his anecdotal short stories, such as "Robinson Crusoe" and "An Imperial Message," Kafka certainly conveys strong messages left very open to interpretation. ...

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