He told The Los Angeles Times in 1970 that he had a "guilt complex" because his success had come so easily.
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I'll go home at night, spinning with a guilt complex of, 'Did I say something stupid to that person who I respect?
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I'll go home at night, spinning with a guilt complex of, 'Did I say something stupid to that person who I respect?
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He stops them just in time. He also remembers a traumatic event from his childhoodhe slid down a hand rail with his brother at the bottom, accidentally knocking him onto sharp-pointed railings, killing him. This incident had caused him to develop a guilt complex. He also remembers that his real name is John Ballantyne.
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He suffers from amnesia and does not know who he is. Petersen believes he is innocent and that he is suffering from a guilt complex. He disappears overnight, leaving a note for her. At the same time, it becomes public knowledge that the supposed Edwardes is an impostor, and that the real Edwardes is missing and may have been murdered.
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He punishes himself for mistakes, as do I. I guess in many ways we share the same work ethos and the same guilt complex. The similarities end there though." Pow has commented that his favourite scenes as Linden are those revolving around Olivia and Holly. Asked whether he felt Linden could ever fall in love again, Pow commented: "I think Linden has the potential, very much, to love again.
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While inflaming > the Negro minority against the whites, we will endeavor to instill in the > whites a guilt complex for their exploitation of the Negroes. We will aid > the Negroes to rise in prominence in every walk of life, in the professions > and in the world of sports and entertainment. With this prestige, the Negro > will be able to intermarry with the whites and begin a process which will > deliver America to our cause.United States Congressional Record - House June > 7, 1957, p.
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Many scholars have participated in lively discussions of Phillipson's claims. Alan Davies, for instance, envisions the ghost of Phillipson haunting the Department of Applied Linguistics in Edinburgh: For Davies, two cultures inhabit linguistic imperialism: one, a culture of guilt ("colonies should never have happened"); the other, that of romantic despair ("we shouldn't be doing what we are doing"). Rajagopalan goes a step farther and maintains that Phillipson's book has led to a guilt complex among English language learning and teaching (ELT) professionals.Rajagopalan (1999), p. 200.
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According to Pierce Brooks, the officer who investigated the crime, Hettinger suffered from survivor's guilt because of Campbell's death, describing it as a "tremendous guilt complex." Depressed and finding it difficult to function, Hettinger was transferred to a less stressful job, as a driver for the police chief. But after he began shoplifting, Hettinger was forced to resign from the police department. In addition, Hettinger was forced to visit squad rooms and publicly admit blame for his lack of courage at the onion field.
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Later in his life, Sellers observed that while his father's faith was according to the Church of England, his mother was Jewish, "and Jews take the faith of their mother." According to Milligan, Sellers held a guilt complex about being Jewish and recalls that Sellers was once reduced to tears when he presented him with a candlestick from a synagogue for Christmas, believing the gesture to be an anti-Jewish slur. Sellers became a top student at the school, excelling in drawing in particular. He was prone to laziness, but his natural talents shielded him from criticism by his teachers.
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