Found 3316 matches (50 printed). Sorted by order of appearance (case-insensitive).Number of matches per 100,000 words: 1004.85No : Line : Concordance 1: 26: nefit from it, even illegally. They are in position to break the law and to hush 2: 26: consist in vice. For example, they have better education opportunities. Money t 3: 28: , women are less paid, even if they are as well-qualified as men, and homosexual 4: 30: lites and its underclass, that they are nothing out of ordinary. Perhaps we shou 5: 36: rather than incarcerate them, they should rehabilitate them./^t/Many people are 6: 38: killing quest across America. They knew that what they were doing was evil and 7: 38: oing was evil and immoral, but they were not troubled by their conscience. The u 8: 38: for their shortcomings because they cannot control them. Thus, separating crimin 9: 40: make up for their wrong-doing, they leave predisposed and trained to become hard 10: 40: y had never been put to prison they wouldn't have absorbed the infectious microb 11: 42: ind the prison bars. Little do they realize that they do not really secure safet 12: 52: do not commit offenses because they are bad by nature, but rather it is because 13: 54: , people must be aware that if they willingly decide to go astray, they will wit 14: 56: r a few days. What more should they need? A swimming pool with a swim-up bar and 15: 56: n a dark and damp cell was all they could count for. Today, societies agree to p 16: 82: duated from a secondary school they decide to continue their education and the m 17: 98: is because of the climate zone they or they ancestors come from, is the least po 18: 98: themselves as superior because they were the ones who conquered less developed n 19: 100: se their own ways of life, and they do not have to follow the traditional patter 20: 114: . People think in stereotypes. They fear of other people who are e.g. visually d 21: 128: f breaking the law. Very often they themselves admit that they are not able to l 22: 128: like in case of Westley Dodd, they publicly plead to be executed for their crim 23: 174: have been argued about, and so they have made people more considerate in sensiti 24: 177: , and after leaving the cinema they forget what the film was about. The other gr 25: 178: l imagine that perhaps one day they will find the answers to these basic questio 26: 7618: ungs had the access to schools they would like to learn at./^t/Lack of several t 27: 7832: he effects can be heard before they can be seen: constant bleeping drives teache 28: 8112: ies cost them a lot. Moreover, they do not enjoy these things everyday and livin 29: 8146: wever, become box-office hits. They often go unnoticed (because they are not pro 30: 8224: neglect the impotant influence they exert on us. However it it adviseable to con 31: 8242: requently that some time later they will instantaneously recognize it by its cat 32: 8246: h consumers into buying things they rarely need, but which are supposed to make 33: 8262: oup, and thus they feel safer. They are comparatively rich, and they do not have 34: 8262: ey are comparatively rich, and they do not have to worry about everyday fight th 35: 8296: ot like women drivers somehow. They treat men more tolerantly, as if males have 36: 8306: umers of the advertized goods. They are no longer treated as human beings, but a 37: 8342: he basic symptoms of affection they look wistfully seeking in vain what should n 38: 8346: lly do undergo abortion, since they are harmful for both sides, namely a mother 39: 8371: ber of possibilities of choice they have, they can admit that advertising is use 40: 8427: lar period of time. Afterwards they are removed and replaced by another exhibiti 41: 8429: s and the lives of the saints. They are kept in a sublime character and arouse m 42: 8456: ring aids and ruined uniforms. They cover medical bills for treatment of the sol 43: 8512: he utmost value of their life. They succumbed to their destiny because they beli 44: 8528: bly, people got tired with it. They wanted something new, something more convinc 45: 8544: are aware of their addiction, they are not able to foresee the consequences whi 46: 8556: omes an object of their games. They want to find out how it is built, if the amm 47: 8556: t is built, if the ammunission they have found can be put inside of it, etc. A r 48: 8568: behave as if they were awaken. They perform various complicated actions: they ma 49: 8568: t remember anything. Sometimes they wake during the walk and are surprised not t 50: 8570: powers of light and darkness. They also represented the two opposite sexes: the