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Aruman <span>the White, of Many Colours, The White Wizard, Head of the White Council, Lord of Isengard, Sharkey, The Boss </span><span>also</span><span> was a </span>Wizard<span>, or </span>Istar<span>, who lived in </span>Middle-earth<span> during the </span>Third Age<span>. Originally, he was the chief of the wizards and of the </span>White Council<span> that opposed </span>Sauron<span>. His extensive studies of dark magic, however, eventually led him to desire the </span>One Ring<span> for himself. Thinking he could ally himself with Sauron and then betray him, Saruman allied </span>Isengard<span> with </span>Mordor<span> in the </span>War of the Ring<span>, in which he was defeated.</span>
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The correct answer is “The United States is prepared to protect freedom”. As he was coming into power at the height of the Cold War, the main theme of the <em>Inaugural Address of President John F. Kennedy</em> (1961) was freedom. Kennedy wanted to maintain international relations and help the impoverished in the world. Moreover, Kennedy mentioned the newly discovered dangers of nuclear power that could jeopardize their freedom and peace. A clear example of his idea to protect freedom can be spotted in his speech when Kennedy says, “<em>In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I do not shrink from this responsibility—I welcome it</em>”. Here, Kennedy expresses that he is willing to protect the freedom of the country.
