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    decision to transfer to the Golden State Warriors. The reason why they are talking about his recent decision is‚ because they say it is a cop out. Last year in the NBA finals Kevin Durant was on the OKC thunder and they were playing the Warriors. The Thunder had the Warriors down 3-1 out of a 7 game series. Steph curry and his team stepped up and came

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    Tradition In Beowulf

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    “Wise sir. Do not grieve. It is always better / to avenge dear ones than to indulge in mourning. / For every one of us‚ living in this world / means waiting for our end. Let whoever can / win glory before death. When a warrior is gone‚ / that will be the best and only bulwark. / So arise‚ my lord‚ and let us immediately / set forth on the trail of this troll-dam. / I guarantee you: she will not get away‚ / not to dens under ground nor upland groves / nor the ocean floor. She’ll have nowhere to flee

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    the time. The German warriors had a rigid code that defined how to live honorable lives and shameful acts to avoid committing‚ and the warriors also adhered to strict tradition in their relationship with their king or chief. The climate of Germany suited the warriors well. The combination of "wild scenery and harsh climate" (Tacitus‚ Germania) had given the barbarians an inherent endurance towards cold and hunger over time. To cope with their surroundings‚ the warriors had developed powerful

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    being defeated was shameful‚ warriors would kill themselves before being killed by the opponent. If a warrior failed in his duty‚ suicide would be the necessary measure taken to regain honor. Not only could suicide be a way to gain honor‚ it could also be a way to shame someone. If you prohibit your enemy from killing himself (exiling him) then you have shamed him. It was the warriors’ duty in Heike to fight‚ even if they were grieved they still had to fight because warriors had to be courageous in battle

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    responsibility for actions‚ products regarding medications that the warriors are on‚ the everyday decisions that soldiers make‚ and policies such as AR’s including the administration‚ governance and implementation within the scope of the role or employment position and encompassing the obligation to report‚ explain and be answerable for resulting

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    Samurai Swords

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    battle‚ an emperor returned home with his warriors horrified to find most of their swords broken or badly damaged.  After thorough inspection of the blades‚ the men realized that their failure in battle resulted from faulty sword forging and promised to craft the perfect weapon. The men prayed for inspiration‚ and on the seventh night‚ the idea came to them in a dream: a single edged‚ slightly curved blade. The samurai sword was born. This great warrior symbol captures the essence of ancient Japanese

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    soldier and two warriors who appear to be women with one warrior lying dead on the ground. The soldier was shown wearing helmet‚ plate body armor‚ and short tunic. He holds a sword on the right hand while raising his round shield on his left hand. On the soldier armor is a knotted belt. On the other hand‚ the two warriors women was depicted riding horse. They were dressed in tight-fitting tunic and each of the two warrior wear crescent-shaped shield on their left hand. The first warrior near the soldier

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    To My Dear Soldier

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    of God Lion’s heart and heart of a sheep‚ Inside a man of legion’s camp. A warrior that will not fall asleep‚ Holding a mighty sword and a shining lamp. Every battle is for his King alone‚ Going against with the world’s roar Living and dying for his King’s throne‚ That is the life worth living for. Standing firm with his full armor‚ And facing the giants of all nations. Standing firm as a mighty warrior‚ And starting a holy revolution. Trusting his King in the midst of war‚ A

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    Archetypes in Japanese Literature In the book “Warriors of Japan as Portrayed in the War Tales”‚ as the title suggests‚ author Paul Varley studies numerous war tales from hundreds of years of Japanese history‚ throughout the rise of the samurai warrior culture and the societal change that went along with it. From ancient war tales like the Shōmonki to tales firmly in the medieval times like the Taiheiki‚ the changes in battlefield customs and warrior society are presented and studied as they change

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    modern public police agency. Part II introduces the Warrior principles that have permeated modern policing and discusses the effect those principles have had on the profession. It first describes the positive attributes of the Warrior that policing so highly values: honor‚ duty‚ resolve‚ and a willingness to engage in righteous violence. It then explores the psychological and practical appeal of the Warrior concept‚ and it describes how the Warrior imagery and rhetoric have become ubiquitous in law

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