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When they say tyranny, they sure don't mean democracy. Tyranny is explicitly defined as the taking of power through force and using unchecked power to rule over certain people. When you become a tyrant, your power isn't subdued or lowered by anybody- it's your power and you do what you want with it.
That's exactly what John Locke meant when he said this. He meant that tyranny was the exercise - the use - of power beyond ethical or moral right. He meant when you use your power without any regard to anybody else.
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Folktales "allow students to experience one of the ways a society develops a sense of moral behavior in its children."3 Children today can learn from this rich literary heritage, which provides both a window into other cultures, and a mirror that allows viewers to reflect more clearly on aspects of their own culture.
It's easy for us to get together since all of my friends' houses are within two blocks of mine.
C. friends'
Because they are talking about all friends, makes it plural. Add an apostrophe after the s to make it possessive, of the houses.
A. is not right because - friends - is plural, but not possessive.
B. is not right because - friend's - is possessive, but not plural.
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