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that he wants to be elected to lead his men, not only because he is the most able amongst them, nor simply because of his birth, but because "one must rule and I come of a race of rulers". Explain this idea. It is true that Robert is the most capable amongst his men to be a ruler because he is a better archman, because his father and himself were Earls which, by birth, makes him to natural choice of ruler. But there is more to it. Every community needs a ruler, a guide who makes decisions

called cement works or cement plant. • Germany in this paper is defined as the area covered by the Second Empire of 1871-1918 (see figure 1). E.g. Germany in 1850: in this paper makes reference to the area of the Second German empire (1871-1918) in the year 1850. • In this paper, the United Kingdom covers the area of England, Scottland, Wales and the whole island of Ireland. Great Britain is defined as England, Wales and Scottland. Britain is equivalent to the United Kingdom. Figure 1: German Empire

11 i don't understand what you are speaking about 12 if people drank less, there would be fewer car crash accident 14 she is always talking about money, its annoying 15 i came by bus, it was a long and boring journey 16 it is ten minutes from here.go to the farm and get left 17 i don't remember having phoned him before leaving 18 if you resigned, you would not be entitled to unemployement benefits 19 they must have moved because i haven't heard about them for a long time 20

Dublin is the largest city and capital of Ireland. Its name comes from the Irish dubh linn which means black pool. Why so many people fall in love with Dublin and how can you enjoy your holidays in Ireland’s metropole ? Dublin is a young friendly and extremely compact city so you can see loads and have a lot of fun in a short space of time. Getting more and more multicultural everyday, Dublin is the home of Guinness , the birthplace of some of the rose best known writers and musicians like Bernard

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abortion is one of these services. Funding abortion is no different from funding a war in the Mideast. For those who are opposed, the place to express outrage is in the voting booth. B. The ability of a woman to have control of her body is critical to civil rights. Take away her reproductive choice and you step onto a slippery slope. If the government can force a woman to continue a pregnancy, what about forcing a woman to use contraception or undergo sterilization? C. No civilized

1 Architectural Ethics, Multiculturalism, and Globalization Michael E. Zimmerman Tulane University Professional Ethics, Vol. 11, No. 4 (2003), 1-14. In this essay, I approach architecture, ethics, and globalization from the perspective of postmodern theory, which has both influenced and been influenced by architectural theory. In fact, architects were among the first to utilize the term "postmodernism." By "postmodern theory,” I have in mind positions that on the one hand criticize Western ethnocentrism

PROBLEM SOLVING AND DECISION MAKING Problem solving is a process in which we perceive and resolve a gap between a present situation and desired goal, with the path to the goal blocked by known or unknown obstacles. In contrast, decision making is a selection process where one, two or more possible situations are chosen to reach a desired goal decision. But, the steps in both problems solving and decision making are quite similar and the first involves often the second. In fact, the terms are sometimes

your room is not ready yet. A. wait B. waiting C. waited D. waiten If we’d had enough time, we …………made a cultural stopover in London. A. will have B. must have C. should have D. would have Staff bonuses are linked ……… sales performance, as well as customer satisfaction. A. to B. of C. in D. on Your references are excellent; you’re ……………! A. fired B. employed C. hired D. resigned We would be happy to send you a quotation by ………… post. A. returned B. returning C. returns D. return The Times is thinking

brand preferences. There is a cascade from preferences for certain values that flow into preferences for certain brands. Value-Cascade Positioning (VCP) builds on that relationship and maps a brand depending on the values of its consumers and possibly other constructs of consumer behaviour intervening in this relationship, such as attitudes and motives, for example. However, daily business customs require that the complexity of the methodology and especially that of the results is reduced to simple