I understand why it is in there but ... the famous scene from The Odyssey featuring the Trojan Horse! A whole generation of students are going to "read" The Odyssey and write about the Trojan horse.
It seems the BBC is anticipating a Reform government and obeying in advance.
Yes, its obviously not a real thing. Just a few chancers and scammers talking big.
We are making life better for everyone by increasing the amount everyone drives.
Such a lapse of judgment on Hitchcock's part. A good chance the film would be considered a classic now if he had kept this score.
This article saddens me. They talk about an "industry" but only identify a few bit players making outsize claims about what they can do. We already know asylum seekers are being exploited, so of course they are being exploited in this way too. This article will cause real harm to real people.
I am looking forward to this but Joan Crawford's wildest film? Like wilder than Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? or Johnny Guitar?
Ordered disinfectant
Forgot to add in the £9.4 billion worth of cruelty.
Shabana Mahmood’s migration changes are expected to save just £600m – about 6% of the £10bn the home secretary claimed, according to the government’s own data.
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As predicted by David Hume.
Was it only four days ago The Telegraph comment pages were gazing into their tea leaves ?
EGPROC is at University of Warwick this year. We are hoping to see a lot of familiar and unfamiliar faces in Coventry.
J.D.Vance suddenly becoming the man of the moment among the left!
What will Trump say about Orban tomorrow? "I like dictators who don't concede".
i hope the white house sends vance to campaign for Reform in britain
She sounds like a remarkable woman, but I do not see the moral evolution in the story. It sounds like she might have become less tolerant in some ways. Do you think her conversion is what prompted her to do all those good deeds?
You can't fire me, I quit!
I expect that we will eventually find out why the word "marathon" was used, but no journalist would use those terms to describe a day of talks -- not even enough time to get to know one another.
The question for students is always: Who is going to do better in this negotiation?
I never thought that I would actually be able to illustrate this story with a real news article.
Those from Country X buy a house. They are in for the long haul.
They have an important deal to make. The Americans get tickets to a five star Hotel for the weekend. They assume its going to be done and dusted in no time.
There is a popular story in negotiation literature. It involves American negotiators and -- lets say in this case negotiators from Country X.
I never noticed before what good table manners they have.
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I don't suppose there is another position in the world where you could say something like that in your official capacity and still have a job to come back to the next day.
I'm delighted that our paper, "Risk Matters Less When Options Are Apples-to-Oranges: The Translate-and-Accommodate Model" (Evan Weingarten, Yuval Rottenstreich, and George Wu) has just been accepted at Psychological Review.
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