Hard work or Hard luck Hard work has been the main reason for success throughout history. Inventors‚ sinentest and leaders are examples of successful workers who scarify a lot of things in order to privilege. Some people claim that hard work is the only means to success and luck has nothing to do with it‚ while others say that luck is a main factor for successes. I believe that hard work is a very important factor for success and the hard luck is a secondary reason we must not rely on. Brandau
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‘Education for leisure’ was written in the 1980s by carol Anne Duffy during the time when Margaret Thatcher was the prime minister of Great Britain. The aims that were pursued by her government were to encourage an individual pursuit of wealth‚ very much a capitalist aim. The country’s economics were not in a great state during this time. Especially the more underprivileged parts of the country did not fare well under her government. The schools faced severe cuts to their budgets which was mainly
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As the divine Gautam Buddha righty quoted‚ “All that we are‚ is a result of everything we have thought. The mind is everything! All that we think‚ we become! Scientific Research has proven that the human species is the most intelligent species of all. And what distinguishes it from all the other billions species in the world? The choice of making their own decisions. The ability to shape their own future. It is a fact that every person is a unique indivisual. Therefore‚ whether to be
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and radio all had an (10) ………… (ELECTRIC) effect on people and society. Use the word given in capitals at the end of the line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. (Destinations p.51) MARGARET THATCHER Few British politicians have aroused more passion than Margaret Thatcher‚ who was Prime Minister from 1979 until 1990. It is not (1) ………….. that‚ during her premiership‚ Britain INCIDENT went through a period of (2) ………….. change. Those who support Thatcher’s policies say
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attracted comparisons with a ‘presidential’ figure. Inevitably‚ the president most often cited is the American one. This note seeks to analyse: the origin of this debate about the increased importance of the British Prime Minister; the impact of Thatcher and Blair on the debate; and why the arguments in favour of there being a British Presidency might possibly be persuasive. The Origin of the Debate The famous work on the British Constitution by Walter Bagehot embodied a classic conception
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Prof David Marquand’s curriculum vitae is discouraging – Labour MP for 11 years under Harold Wilson‚ and later an adviser to the European Commission. Later still he became a founder member of the Social Democratic Party. He started his academic career as a politics lecturer at Sussex University. Yet Marquand has overcome these disadvantages and become one of the most original political thinkers of his generation. He has a gift for bringing political arguments to life and – unique among Left-wing
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great limit to these powers comes from the party he represents. If a Prime Minister loses the support from his party ’s back-benchers‚ his position becomes very weak. This happened to both Margaret Thatcher and John Major. In one speech made in the House of Commons‚ Geoffrey Howe‚ a former Cabinet colleague of Thatcher ’s‚ started the process that lead to an effective revolt against her style of leadership and her ultimate resignation as Prime Minister in 1990. The House of Lords can politically limit
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Thatcher‚ Margaret Hilda Roberts Thatcher‚ Baroness Thatcher‚ Margaret Hilda Roberts Thatcher‚ Baroness‚ 1925‚ British political leader. Great Britain’s first woman prime minister‚ Thatcher served longer than any other British prime minister in the 20th cent. In office she initiated what became known as the "Thatcher Revolution‚" a series of social and economic changes that dismantled many aspects of Britain’s postwar welfare state. Thatcher studied chemistry at Oxford and later became a lawyer
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implementation of an innovation‚ in which the vital role is to improve output through an adaptation of practices. Realizing the value of changing the management system of British Airways to become competitive‚ the Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher appointed John King in 1981 to be the Chairman of British Airways. Under the management of John King‚ he imposed changes including the closure of several routes as well as selling off the cargo service and planes. The company also lay off 20
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Billy Elliot This story shows us all the rewards of perseverance in following our own star despite parental or popular opinion. It demonstrates the redemptive agency of love in a family under enormous stress and shows a father coming through as a parent after some blatant errors. The film illuminates the tensions and sorrows of a family dealing with the loss of its wife and mother while the grandmother gently sinks into senility. (Billy lovingly takes care of his grandmother.) In this film a friendship
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