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She and witnessed
She coordinated this as
a result of her many trips abroad where
she witnessed how literacy benefited children
in poorer nations
.
She surely
witnessed an improved Oman since
the last time
she visited
the country as
the Sultanate
was ranked
the most improved nation
in the past 40 years ( 1970-2010 )
by the UNDP just
a few weeks prior
to her visit
.
She was gang-raped
by six government soldiers
, and witnessed seven executions before
being sold
to a Sudanese Arab
.
She helped
to popularise
the practice of variolation ( an early type of immunisation ), which
had been
witnessed by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
and Charles Maitland
in Constantinople
.
She was appalled
by the conditions
she witnessed first-hand
in the Manchester workhouse
: Pankhurst immediately began
to change these conditions
, and established
herself as
a successful voice of reform on
the Board of Guardians
.
She witnessed the rise of Adolf Hitler
and the Nazi movement
, and " saw roving Nazi gangs randomly beating Jewish men
and women
in the streets " of Vienna
.
She witnessed the tumultuous celebrations on
the Rue de Rivoli when
the Armistice
was signed
, and she cared for war refugees ; seeing them displaced
and in a state of shock
, she wrote
, " helped me understand
the plight of refugees
in Miami sixty years later ".
She got
the idea
from her father
, who
had witnessed hangings when he lived
in the West
and was unnerved
by the creaking sound of
the rope bearing
the weight of
the hanging body
.
She witnessed her mother's emotional unraveling that caused her
to be institutionalized
, and even long after her mother returned
to live with her
, she exhibited bizarre
, childlike behaviors
.
She worked as
a market researcher
in Watts
and witnessed the riots
in the summer of 1965
.
She returned
to France
, became
a nurse
and witnessed the country fall
to the Germans
.

As
the Victorian scholar Patrick Brantlinger notes
in his introduction
to She: " Little that Haggard
witnessed matched
the romantic depictions of '
the dark continent '
in boys ' adventure novels
, in the press
, and even
in such bestselling explorers ' journals as David Livingstone's Missionary Travels
and Researches
in South Africa ( 1857 ).
She attended Black Bolt's release
from his isolation cell at
the age of eighteen
, and witnessed the first confrontation between Black Bolt
and his insane
brother Maximus
the Mad
.
She contracted
and survived
smallpox in 1720
, and two years later her mother helped
to popularise
the practice of variolation ( an early type of immunisation against
smallpox ), which
had been
witnessed by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
and Charles Maitland
in Constantinople
.
She also learns
a little bit more about Henchard
, specifically
, the details of how he sold his first wife become public knowledge when
the furmity vendor who
witnessed the sale makes
the story public
.
She said
she witnessed Trinidad ordering
a subordinate
to collect
a ransom payment for
the kidnapped former mayor of Valledupar
, ElĂas Ochoa
, in 1998
.
She stopped briefly
in England
, then visited her mother
in France
, and then travelled on
to Iceland where
she witnessed the eruption of Mount Hekla
.
She witnessed his assassination
the following year
.
She was moved
to take action
by the poverty
she witnessed during
a trip
to Puerto Rico
in 1946
.
She seemed somewhat taken with him as well
, at least until
she witnessed him brutally subduing Othar Tryggvassen ( though when
the self-proclaimed hero tried
to kill her after
she helped him escape
, she decided
she owed Gil an apology ).
She considers
herself responsible for
the welfare of
the Syndicate as
a whole because
she has
witnessed (
and reversed ) their deaths
and severe injuries on multiple occasions
.
She does not wish for her son
to know
the horror
she has
witnessed.
She played
the role of
the warm-hearted aunt of
a young deaf girl who
witnessed a murder
.
She tells
the others Jack stayed behind
to aid their escape
, unaware Will
witnessed their encounter
.
She and inoculation
She came across
the Turkish methods of
inoculation, consenting
to have her son inoculated
by the Embassy surgeon Charles Maitland
in the Turkish way
.
She defied convention most memorably with her pioneering of
a smallpox inoculation, a course of action unparalleled
in medical advance up
to that point
.
She also
was antimaterialist
and did not believe
in vivisections
, inoculation, vaccines
, or germ theory
, instead subscribing
to more spiritual healing methods
.
She and being
She enjoyed great parties when
she would sit up talking
and dancing
and drinking all night
, but it always seemed
to her that
being alone
, especially alone
in her house
, was the realest part of life
.
She then described her experience as one
in which
she first
had difficulty accepting for
herself a state of
being in which
she relinquished control
.
She would have been taking more than
a fair risk of
being seen
and recognized during her travels
.
She finally settled
in Fall River
and, after
being employed for
a time
by a Mrs. Reed
, was hired
by the Bordens
.
She looked well-fed
and prosperous
, but he didn't get
the impression he
was being propositioned
the way he'd been hoping
.
She was at
the moment just
a small
, walking package
, being delivered
to her aunt's
and uncle's house
.
She was another human
being and happened
to be
a hustler
.
She also eliminated or removed anyone who
she considered
was a potential threat
to her position
and the future of her son
, one of her victims
being Lucius ' second paternal aunt
and Messalina's mother Domitia Lepida
the Younger
.
She was only
the third Roman woman ( Livia Drusilla
and Antonia Minor received this title )
and only
the second living Roman woman (
the first
being Antonia )
to receive this title
.
She was not empowered
to inflict punishment
, and when
she complained about their behaviour received no support
, but
was criticised for not
being capable
.

"
She disguises
herself in virginal white robes
and a veil ( much like Philia's )
to try
to catch Senex
being unfaithful
.
She had her own intellectual ambitions as
a young woman
, but they were blocked
by social restrictions
, because of her poverty
, her
being a woman
and wife
, and her Jewish ethnicity
.
She proceeded
to do
, her first version
being into verse
.
She sees sectors of education such as courses for business executives as
being " more lucrative than traditional markets ".
She admitted
to being a recovering alcoholic
and drug addict
, but claimed that
she had been sober for more than ten years
by that point
, and was not using any drugs
, with
the exception of prescribed painkillers due
to discomfort
and pain
from the recent extraction of her wisdom teeth
.
She chose that name after
being told
by producer Lee Shubert
to drop her real name
and claims
she was inspired
by two cosmetics bottles
in her dressing room
, one labeled Evening
in Paris
and the other
by Elizabeth Arden
.
She recalls "
being here
and then not here "
and having no identity of
herself ; it should be noted that it is claimed
she also suffered
from what
was formerly called " Multiple Personality Disorder ".
She is described as
being very sickly
and pale
, thanks
to dieting
, her pill addiction
, and the stomach pumping operation
she underwent earlier
in the story
.
She was known for
a time as Koreani after
being brainwashed
by her father
, but her memory
was later restored
.
She is
, however
, portrayed as
being very hypocritical ;
in The Invisible Man ( series 1 ),
she has no issues with violating peoples ' privacy when
she runs
a story using
a hidden camera
to catch shoplifters
in a store change room
, but is outraged when
a rival network violates her own privacy
in the same way when broadcasting
a similar story
.
She was eventually tried for treason
and sentenced
to death
, being beheaded
in February 1587
.
She regarded most attempts
to make historical studies more female-inclusive as
being artificial
in nature
, and an impediment
to progress
.
She appears
to have been particularly associated with
being ' between '
and hence is frequently characterized as
a " liminal " goddess
.
She was being treated
by the famed Swiss doctor Auguste Rollier
in 1940
, when
the Nazi armies rapidly conquered Europe
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