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    ship only to navigate it through the shallow waters of the harbor. So I wondered‚ “What is all the hype about? Why does everyone want to meet the captain?” A harbor pilot‚ or harbor master’s job‚ often is not recognized. While the captain also has a lot of responsibilities‚ the harbor pilot does too. However‚ unlike the captain‚ a pilot does not receive any recognition or prestige for his job well done. Without the harbor pilot‚ captains would not be able to navigate their large vessels in and out

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    Accounting 3.2 – Partnership Agreement Clauses Goodwill * What goodwill represents in Lucy and Gemma’s new partnership agreement for ‘Awesome Catering’. As Lucy and Gemma start there new partnership agreement from Lucy’s old business called ‘Lucy’s Catering and combine their assets and liabilities to form a new partnership called ‘Awesome Catering’‚ Lucy’s old business‚ ‘Lucy’s Catering’ will have Goodwill as an asset. Goodwill is the monetary value given to the reputation or customer loyalty

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    Who is Santa Claus? He is a man of mystery‚ a fat man in a red suit who sneaks into homes not to steal but to give‚ and he is a household name for American families all across the country. He is a common story told at Christmas time‚ from parents to children‚ passed down from generation to generation. Why is this storytelling such a common practice? Does it have any effect on the children when they realize that Santa is not real‚ or does Santa stand for such a fundamental concept of American culture

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    Intelligent ParkingParking Guidance System Intelligent Parking is a parking guidance system with the main objective of timeously advising motorists of available parking in multiple parking zones and allowing them to make decisions on where to park long before they reach critical intersections. Intelligent Parking then effectively guides the motorist to these open bays with minimum effort in as short as possible time. Intelligent Parking also gives the client an effective tool to monitor and run

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    car parking slots using sequential and combinational logic circuits. The circuits will receive the digital signals from two sensors located at the ENTRANCE and EXIT of the car park to display the number of empty slots and to display the word FULL in case of no more empty slots. Introduction: We need to monitor the number of empty slots in the parking areas by setting up a sensor EN allocated in the ENTRANCE whereas the output of this sensor is HIGH (1) when there is a car entering the parking area

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    BÀI TẬP VỀ CÂU BỊ ĐỘNG THỂ BỊ ĐỘNG EXERCISE 1: CHUYỂN CÁC CÂU SAU SANG BỊ ĐỘNG. 1.My father waters this flower every morning. _____________________________________________________________ _____ 2.John invited Fiona to his birthday party last night. _____________________________________________________________ _____ 3.Her mother is preparing the dinner in the kitchen. _____________________________________________________________ _____ 4.We should clean our teeth twice a day. ___________

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    The importance of a management rights clause. The management rights clause in relation to a collective agreement is a clause put in force to give the union and employers an idea on the level autonomy the employer has in running the day to day business operations. While some collective agreements make an attempt to cover every possible aspect within this clause it is not practical nor possible to do so. With this clause‚ management is given certain rights to make decisions that affect the workplace

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    events. “Forfeiture clause” is a loose term usually used to describe a clause in a written building contract giving the employer the right upon the happening of an event to determine the contract or the contractor’s employment under it‚ or to eject the contractor from the site‚ or otherwise to take the work substantially out of his hands. In standard form building contracts it is usually referred to as ‘determination of employment’ or termination. In this sense JCT SBC 05 clauses 8.4 and 8.9 which

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    ‘A failure of Charles II’s opponents rather than his own actions defeated the Exclusion movement’. How far do you accept this judgement of the years 1678-85? Exclusion was the policy pursued by what became known as the Whig faction within Parliament in an attempt to exclude Charles’s brother James‚ Duke of York from the succession because he was a Catholic. The view that Charles was becoming more absolutist‚ because of the actions of Danby‚ led to fears that James would be even more so‚ like the

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    Non-finite Clauses There are three kinds of non-finite clauses‚ namely those whose verb groups contain infinitives‚ or present participles‚ or past participles. We’ll first consider infinitives. In (1)‚ there are two lexical verbs‚ expected and go. This means there are two clauses‚ which I have put brackets around. The non-finite clause her to go is the object of expected. This non-finite clause can of course be rephrased by means of a finite clause‚ as in (2): (1) [I expected [her to go]]

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