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    On January 5th 1066‚ the English king Edward the Confessor died-childless. This meant that was going to be a fight over who would have the throne. There were three competitors- Harold Godwinson‚ William of Normandy‚ and Harald Hardrada. Harold Godwinson was an Englishman and was brother-in-law to Edward himself. Apparently it was said that on King Edward’s death bed‚ Edward promised to him that he would be able to take care of his wife and of his kingdom. But Harald Hardrada and William of Normandy

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    rate to the point where it is now widely accepted that human history has entered into an information age. As claimed by a number of scholars‚ the appearance of new types of media can bring about dramatic influences on living conditions. Among them‚ Harold Innis‚ pioneer in this area of communication studies‚ is influential‚ firstly by employing two dimensions to media‚ namely time and space‚ and further‚ exploring how media shapes the formation of the essence and development of a civilisation. This

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    any other research tools you find useful‚ investigate Social Exchange Theory. The following keywords may be beneficial in your research: Cost-benefit analysis or cost-reward analysis Distributive justice George Homans Peter Blau John Thibaut Harold Kelley B) Create an MS Word document and‚ across the top of the document‚ define Social Exchange Theory as it applies to Group Theory. C) Based on your research‚ were there any elements of Social Exchange Theory which you didn’t quite understand

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    military leader. Harold the king of England at the time of the battle had murdered his brother and his kingship was disputed. As we all know the throne should have been Williams Duke of Normandy but that Harold cheated his way into it. Duke William had prepared for a battle with Harold months in advanced. The whole dispute started after the death of King Edward. King Edward died on January 5‚ 1066 and he didn’t have an official heir to his throne. The day after King Edwards death‚ Harold self-proclaimed

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    English 12 / 1st block 10 September 2013 Master Harold and the Boys Symbols Because Hally’s father is an alcoholic cripple‚ Sam takes it upon himself to be a better role model in Hally’s life‚ which is why the kite is a sign of Sam’s fatherly love for Hally and a lesson to Hally to not judge people that are different. The kite is a clear symbol of Sam’s love for Hally. As a little boy‚ Hally did not have someone he could look up to because he was ashamed of his father’s behavior. Sam took pity

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    of Hastings. What was the Battle of Hastings? A battle fought in south Sussex in October 1066 that determined the successful outcome of the invasion. Harold‚ then-new King of England‚ had legitimately succeeded King Edward the Confessor‚ but William felt the crown was rightfully his because of promises made to him by both Edward and Harold. Authenticity This has never been questioned – * Style is consistent with other 11th-century Anglo-Saxon needlework * First referred to in 1476

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    “Betrayal” by Harold Pinter 1975 Scene Three (FULL VERSION). Flat. Winter. JERRY and EMMA. (Silence) JERRY What do you want to do then? (Pause) EMMA I don’t quite know what we’re doing‚ any more‚ that’s all. JERRY Mmnn (Pause) EMMA I mean‚ this flat… JERRY Yes. EMMA Can you actually remember when we were last here? JERRY In the summer‚ wasn’t it? EMMA Well‚ was it? JERRY I know it seems – EMMA It was the beginning of September. JERRY Well‚ that’s summer‚ isn’t it? EMMA It

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    1) Profit margin = Net income / Sales 2007 = 193200 /4269871 = 5% 2008 = 243100 / 4483360 = 5% Return on assets (investment) a. Total asset / total assets b. Net Income / Sales x Sales /Total assets 2007 = 193200 / 3170200 = 6% b. 1930200 / 4269871 X 4269871/3170200 =5%x1.35=6.75% 2008 = 243100 / 3360650 =7% b. 243100/4483860 X 4483360/3360050= 5%x 1.33= 6.65% 2009 = 200318/ 3510110 = 6% b.200318/5021643 X

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    The main reason for conservative dominance in the years 1951 to 1964 was labour disunity?” Access the validity of this view I agree with this statement as the labour party leaders were ageing. The labour leaders were from the pre-war era therefore it meant that they were not in touch with the population. This led to labour disunity throughout the years as it caused Attlee to retire‚ he found that he couldn’t understand what the young wanted. For the public they left their trust with the labour party

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    his father’s murderer. Subsequently the woman he loves rejects him‚ he is betrayed by his friends and finally and most painfully‚ he is betrayed by ! a mother whose mutability seems to strike at the heart of human affection." (Kirsch 137 -Hamlet Harold Bloom). Part of the tragedy of this play is the mere fact that Hamlet is put in a position where he cannot trust anyone or anything around him. When the theme of revenge is set and obvious from the beginning of the play‚ Hamlet loses all trust

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