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    Northern Ireland‚ Scotland and Wales. There are three devolved national administrations‚ each with varying powers‚ situated in Belfast‚ Cardiff and Edinburgh; the capitals of Northern

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    Bank of Scotland was in a favourable situation with profitable results. The senior management strongly believed that the market was changing‚ and the dynamics of how banks were going to operate in the future would be changing in the near future. For that‚ a drastic change in the business process would have to be implemented. And the new technology‚ most specifically the client server technology‚ was proposed as a key enabler of the change. The primary goal was for the Royal Bank of Scotland to become

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    Scots to the 16th-centuryReformation and to the introduction of printing. Printing arrived in London in 1476‚ but the first printing press was not introduced to Scotland for another 30 years. Texts such as theGeneva Bible‚ printed in English‚ were widely distributed in Scotland in order to spread Protestant doctrine. King James VI of Scotland became King James I of England in 1603. Since England was the larger and richer of the two Kingdoms‚ James moved his court to London in England. The poets of

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    Scottish Independence Pre-reading What do you know about Scotland? Use 5 minutes on writing down what you know about Scotland Comprehension 1. What are the arguments for Scottish independence? What are the arguments against? - they want to make their own decisions. The for is Scotland will become lot more independent. 2. Do you think it is solely an economic question? Why/why not? It is not only because of the economic‚ but it has something to do with it. There are a lot of cultural

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    AVID HUME AVID HUME David Hume was born April 26‚ 1711 in Edinburgh‚ Scotland. His father died the following year and left the estate to his eldest son‚ John. John ensured that David would receive a good Presbyterian upbringing and sent him -- at the age of 12 -- to the University of Edinburgh. David left three years later‚ to become a philosopher! His family suggested he try law‚ and he tried‚ but found that it -- as he put it -- made him sick. So he went off to travel a few years in

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    for Scotland to gain independence from English rule?. What would happen to the UK if Scotland became “free”? Scotland has always been a country that has wanted to become “free” but has never managed to achieve complete “freedom”. How would Scotland gain independence; through protesting and voting‚ through a violent revolution or through the UK falling apart. When you think about Scotland gaining independence you need to think about the consequences like what would actually happen to Scotland if it

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    Braveheart Even though the events in this movie occurred a very long time ago‚ the actions that the Scottish people made then‚ made the country of Scotland the way it is today. As a nation-state‚ the Scottish people were struggling to gain their rights‚ and unify their country as a whole. It wasn’t until William Wallace came around and reminded/showed the Scottish people that they could fight back to gain their rights back. Wallace opened up the eyes of many Scottish people‚ and showed them that

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    Action Plan Title: The importance of Playgroups for children and the impact the SSSC qualification requirements may have on them. Aim: My aim is to investigate and show the benefits that playgroups have for under fives in Scotland and I would like to analyse the impact that the SSSC qualifications requirements may have on practitioners and how it may affect the service they provide to children and stakeholders. I will aim to link my research to the following Units F56Y 35 Childhood Practice

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    Virtues of Women in Genre Valerie Traub discusses that women of Shakespeare’s time‚ during the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras‚ desired four virtues which were ‘obedience‚ chastity‚ silence and piety’ (2001‚ P130). If we relate this idea to ‘Scotland‚ PA’‚ it is clear that Pat does not comply herself to this ideology of women‚ meaning she is not obedient‚ chaste‚ silent and pious. For instance‚ Pat is very outspoken‚ speaking freely what is on her mind. This is evident throughout the film as she continually

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    Scottish Independence and the Referendum A general overview of the upcoming referendum on Scottish Independence. Introduction Described as Scotland ’s "biggest choice since 1707" (McLean et al‚ 2013‚ p. ix)‚ the upcoming referendum on Scottish independence will provide a pivotal event for the current and future populations of Scotland as voters get the opportunity to decide whether or not they are to remain a part of Great Britain or become an independent nation. As McLean et al (2013) have

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