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...prehensive articles on central figures, both real and mythological, from [[Achilles]] to [[Zeno]].

...u then turn them over in your [[mind]], searching for an entry point—their Achilles heel. You build a scale model that you virtually rotate on your mental scre

...dia.org/wiki/Perseus Perseus], and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achilles Achilles] – played an important role in Ancient Greek [[religion]]. Politicians, a

...to and from customer smart meters and other electric devices, is also its Achilles' heel from a [[privacy]] viewpoint. The obvious privacy concern is that the

...rabilities, [[problems]], or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achille's_heel Achilles heels] become mended and strengthened. You must each understand that having ...[acceptance]] and yet that fear of rejection continues to pop up and be an Achilles heel. It is as though you have been unable to accept your acceptance and ev

...man being]], there is not one [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achilles_heal Achilles heal], one overwhelming tendency that bespeaks immaturity. No, for most hum

...pis'', an epic in the [[Trojan War]] cycle, narrates the purification of [[Achilles]] after his murder of Thersites. Catharsis describes the result of means ta

...ing]] [Judy has snapped an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achilles'_tendon Achilles' tendon] recently playing soccer - editor]. I [[wonder]] if you have any [[

...ient Greeks considered historical figures, like [[Menelaus]], [[Helen]], [[Achilles]], Memnon and Peleus, achieved physical immortality through the interventio

...the murderer of [[Agamemnon]], or the almost comic use of "swift-footed [[Achilles]]" for the hero in conspicuously sedentary moments).

...ting an original phrase for themselves. In short, a [[cliché]]. Example: [[Achilles' heel]]. Orwell suggests that writers scan their work for such dying forms

...you grow weary. All of you are vulnerable to the flesh. Each of you has an Achilles heel and emotional soft spots. All of you grow weary. Everyone gets discour

...rmountable evidence in favor of voter irrationality. It still remains the Achilles heel of democratic government. The problem is not mere lack of information

...f the tunnel. The rock was as hard as granite, and Neruda's knees were his Achilles' heel. "Okay, I'm coming up to a seam in the tunnel. It looks carved. It ci