When he first emerges into the night air, nothing around him is still or steady; nothing around him shows like what it is; he only knows that he stands with a bare head in the midst of a blood-red whirl, waiting to be struggled with, and to
struggle to the death.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Fidel Castro once said, a revolution is a
struggle to the death between the future and the past.
Sudan--the roar of Nafir
Will anything remain of their old friendship, as the sides they each chose are locked in a
struggle to the death? A deftly blend of riveting storytelling and fully engaging artwork, "Max" ends on a true cliff-hanger surprise ending is the first title in the 'Bear's Tooth' trilogy--leaving its readers looking eagerly toward the next to volumes.
Bear's Tooth: Max Yann, author
Quote of the day: "A revolution is a
struggle to the death between the future and the past." - Fidel Castro launched the Cuban armed struggle on April 5, 1956
Nairobi centre needs proper public transport
Journalists and politicians claim that Jewish protests are in fact an unacceptable attack on Poland, that "Poland is at war with the Jews" and that "this is a
struggle to the death." The accusations and paranoia are well beyond the reach of facts--sometimes on the Jewish side as well.
Gagging History, Un-Gagging Hate: The debate over Poland's new 'Holocaust law' stokes rising anti-Semitism
Unfortunately, there is too little awareness of the factors that have inspired millions to support Islamic State and its Salafist form of Islam that have led many thousands to fanatically embrace a
struggle to the death against a world that they have totally rejected.
The Way of the Strangers: Encounters with the Islamic State
It's a
struggle to the death. This year was a test of our strength and their endurance.
How Stalin's terrible famine in Ukraine was exposed by a Western Mail writer; WEDNESDAY ESSAY This weekend sees the anniversary of the famine Stalin engineered to kill millions in Ukraine. Here Mick Antoniw AM, the son of Ukrainian emigres, gives a personal account of Holodomor, as it is known
This will be a
struggle to the death over Labour's investment in the economy and hope for the future, versus Conservative cuts under the harsh regime of an old Etonian toff.
Our votes CAN stop it getting toff at the top
A horrifying cross between Beckett's "Play," in which a light beam controls three characters in purgatory --Abrahami directed a production in 2005--and Steven Spielberg's "Duel," the piece turns thrillingly into a faceless
struggle to the death.
London legit dancing a fine line
Does litigation seem like a
struggle to the death? A take-no-prisoners, only-the-strong-survive battle of epic proportions?
Litigants beg for mercy
One is reminded of Hegel's
struggle to the death between master and servant.
Character
His earlier account of the siege of Stalingrad displayed a unique gift for revealing the humanity behind the uniforms of German and Russian of the people caught up in a
struggle to the death.
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But he is not immune to behaving like an opposed self-consciousness in Hegel's bleak formula; hence, he is prepared to slit the blond man's throat, to engage in a
struggle to the death. For the blond man, as he comments, has not "seen him." Something in the "construction of his inner eye," his (wanting) moral awareness, has led him to negate the black man he encounters on the street.
"Ambivalent Man": Ellison's Rejection of Communism
A scene between Dryden and his young disciple, Flipper, sets up the relationship with skill, economy and not a little black humour - but a climactic
struggle to the death in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle produced sniggers at the screening I attended.
: Melodrama with the cowboys of Scotland; THE DEBT COLLECTOR (18)