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    3c) Write a text in which you discuss why Margaret Thatcher’s legacy invites such divergent opinions and reactions in the United Kingdom. Why was Margaret Thatcher hated and loved? Last year a piece of British history disappeared‚ as Great Brittan’s first female Prime Minister‚ Margaret Thatcher passed away. Her death was met with mixed emotions among the British people. While current Prime Minister David Cameroon insists Thatcher was “a Great Briton” ‚ pop singer Morrissey from the band The Smiths

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    the Six Kingdoms This assignment is to discuss the classification of viruses with the six kingdoms of life‚ which kingdoms does it belong to if any‚ if they don’t belong to any kingdom why.     All living things can be classified in one of the six kingdoms; they all share five basic properties. The five basic properties are: cellular organization‚ metabolism‚ homeostasis‚ growth and reproduction‚ and heredity. Biologists have assigned all living things to six groups called Kingdoms. The six

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    war in uniting the three kingdoms. Between 1739-1815‚ Britain spent fifty-two of these years at war. Demonstrating the importance of war in the eighteenth century. These wars would be fought; in the British Isles‚ in the colonies of the empire‚ and against other major European countries. War was a major part of Britons lives‚ so the government needed to keep the kingdoms loyal and committed. But how this worked out in the three kingdoms was different. Each of the kingdoms‚ Scotland and England‚ responded

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    Should the United Kingdom introduce a law preventing smacking? Smack Pronunciation: /smak/ Noun. 1. A sharp slap or blow‚ typically one given with the palm of the hand. Verb. [with object] 1. Strike (someone or something)‚ typically with the palm of the hand and as a punishment. Unlike some other countries‚ Britain has produced a law which prevents a parent hitting their child any more than a brief smack. Mild smacking is permitted under a "reasonable chastisement’’. But the parent is

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    Cultural‚ and Economic Context on the Organization of United Kingdom and Cuba Health SystemsThe organization of people‚ institutions‚ and resources that deliver health care services differs around the world. Even though nations need to design and develop a health care system in accordance with their needs; the social‚ cultural‚ and economic factors within a country determine the needs thus providing different health care system. The United Kingdom healthcare system is a socialized‚ universal system one

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    financial crisis on the United Kingdom Introduction This report will examine the affects of the global financial crisis‚ which was a result of the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage market in the United States‚ on the UK economy. First of all‚ it will look at the background of the global financial crisis. Secondly‚ this paper will analyses why the UK economy has been influenced by the global financial crisis‚ what effects of the financial crisis on the United Kingdom have been‚ especially labour

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    A comparison and contrast between the educational system of Russia and the United Kingdom. It is impossible to be a successful person if you a not well- formed. Everyone has the right to education. But it is not only a right‚it is a duty too. An educated person is one who knows a lot about many things. Each pupil ought to do his best to become a useful member of our society.All countries have traditional system of education but there is still some meaningful distinction between them.We

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    the animal kingdom? The first thing that comes to mind is our brain and our ability to reason. Our brain is not the largest one in the animal kingdom‚ yet it allows us the capabilities that far exceed others. Being able to reason and think we can be introspective‚ be aware of right and wrong‚ and establish a justice system. With all those capacities‚ there come negative attributes as well. We are the only species that commit premeditated murder and genocides. The rest of the animal kingdom kills only

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    North American Territory The United Kingdom gradually became interested in the North American territory through a series of events. First was their use of privateers to private Spanish merchant ships. Being an island country‚ the United Kingdom also happened to have the most heavily populated empire in the Old world. It’s so populated they began sending people over from the United Kingdom to the New world to reduce the population in their country. This lead to more and more colonists and ultimately

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    is distributed within said institutions can be a direct result of their history. By looking at historical figures and events of the unitary nations the United Kingdom and France‚ one can see how historical occurrences effected how their governments are run today. Off the northern coast of France lies the island nation of the United Kingdom. In the UK‚ they have a parliamentary system of government. The UK’s government is set in the model of a constitutional monarchy. In today’s British constitutional

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