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The article is devoted to competence and intercultural approaches in foreign language teaching. The author comes to conclusion , that they are caused by the same processes occurring in modern world. The author makes the definition of the terms «competent expert» and «competence».

In this article, the author considers the relationship of law, morality and reconciliation. Intrigued by the political and ethical stances taken by Arendt and McCarthy, the author supports notions of detachment, slowness and social reconciliation concerning contemporary political and ethical questions.

В статье рассматривается проблема уравнительной политики государства, ее отрицательное влияние на экономику страны. Автор отмечает последствия уравнительного распределения. ; The author considers principles of equalizing policy of government, its negative influence on the economics. The author marks consequences of equalizing distribution.

The author talks about Robert Wolfgang Schnell's tale Muzes Flote (Muze's Flute). Schnell (1916-1986) was a musician, painter, laborer, actor, deserter, director, televangelist & a drinker. The author briefly mentions Thielemann's production of Wagner's Ring der Nibelungen. Adapted from the source document.

Mode of access: Internet. ; Author corporate affiliation: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C. ; Author corporate affiliation: American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, Washington, D.C. ; Subject code: EOB ; Subject code: EOPT ; Subject code: FGD ; Subject code: PDDH ; Subject code: RCGC*EO

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Author corporate affiliation: Dunlap and Associates, Darien, Conn. ; Author corporate affiliation: National Public Services Research Institute, Alexandria, Va. ; Subject code: FGD ; Subject code: VH ; Subject code: WW ; Subject code: WWR

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Author corporate affiliation: Alcohol Safety Action Project--Columbus, Ga. ; Author corporate affiliation: Georgia University, Athens, Institute of Government ; Subject code: OBCBB ; Subject code: RJ ; Subject code: RJPS ; Subject code: RPR

Acquired from Mundelein College Library. ; Printed on one side. ; "[A]ppeared in weekly installments in . the Democrat-News . A hundred copies of each issue were struck off for the Author from the same form."--Foreword. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Gift of the author.

In the introductory chapter the author alludes to himself as "Joe Scribble." ; Introductory. The author -- A military review -- Trip to Nahant, in the steam boat -- The naval hero -- Remarks on Shakespeare's Macbeth -- The jealous husband -- "Reformation" -- The poor sailor. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The author of this pamphlet discusses the practice of simony and nepotism which is rampant in the government of early 17th century France. The author pays special attention to the Clergy and the Nobility. Caption title. ; Electronic reproduction ; 13 p. ; 16 cm.

De aanslagen van 22 maart 2016 in de luchthaven van Zaventem en het metrostation Maalbeek in Brussel eisten 32 dodelijke slachtoffers en vele gewonden. Omdat de tol zo hoog lag en iedereen zich afvroeg hoe dit in België kon gebeuren, heeft het parlement kort daarop een onderzoekscommissie opgericht. Burgers hebben immers recht op antwoorden na dergelijk schokkende gebeurtenissen.00De onderzoekscommissie had een tweeledig doel. Enerzijds een reconstructie van de feiten: wat is er exact gebeurd en niet gebeurd? Welke procedures werden gevolgd? Wie is daar verantwoordelijk voor? Waar ging het mis? Anderzijds het trekken van conclusies in de vorm van aanbevelingen.00Vier deelthema?s werden onderzocht, wat resulteerde in vier deelrapporten: de hulpverlening en het crisisbeheer op 22 maart en de daaropvolgende dagen, het lot van de slachtoffers in al zijn aspecten, de werking van de Belgische veiligheidsarchitectuur en tot slot de aanpak van radicalisme in België. Daartoe werden gedurende anderhalf jaar 199 getuigen gehoord en werd niet minder dan 164 keer vergaderd.00In de voorliggende publicatie zijn deze rapporten voor het eerst gebundeld uitgegeven. Voorzien van een inleiding en ontsloten via uitgebreide inhoudsopgaven en registers, beoogt deze uitgave de inzichten toegankelijk te maken voor alle belanghebbenden. Met als belangrijkste insteek: welke lessen zijn er te trekken voor de toekomst?00Prof. dr. Willy Bruggeman is hoogleraar aan het Benelux universitair centrum van Eindhoven en voorzitter van de Federale Politieraad. Hij werd aangesteld door de commissie terroristische aanslagen als een van de vier academische experts in het onderzoek

Cover -- CONTENTS -- CONTEXT -- DEVELOPMENTS, OUTLOOK, AND RISKS -- POLICY DISCUSSIONS -- A. Putting Debt on a Sustainable Path While Meeting Development Needs -- B. Safeguarding Macro-Financial Stability and Fostering Market Development -- C. Promoting Competitiveness and Inclusive Growth -- STAFF APPRAISAL -- BOXES -- 1. Adjustment Scenario -- 2. Fintech Comes Through the Budget -- 3. Welfare and the Sustainable Development Goals -- FIGURES -- 1. Growth Remains Robust and Inflation is Contained -- 2. External Sector Vulnerabilities High but Being Ameliorated -- 3. Fiscal Consolidation Efforts Have Been Reversed -- 4. Fiscal Policy Needs Re-Orienting to Become More Pro-Growth -- 5. Fiscal Policy Should be Used to Distribute the Gains of Growth -- 6. Financial Conditions Have Loosened -- 7. Bank Profitability Remains Weak Due to High NPLs -- 8. Credit Expansion Has Raised Concentration Risks and Squeezed Capital Buffers -- 9. Increased Foreign Borrowing and Interest Rate Caps Risk Re-Dollarizaition -- 10. Income and Gender Inequality Remain Very High -- TABLES -- 1. Selected Economic and Financial Indicators, 2013-18 -- 2. Balance of Payments, 2014-22 -- 3. General Government Operations, 2014-2022 -- 4. Monetary Survey, 2015-18 -- 5. Medium-Term Macroeconomic Framework, 2013-22 -- APPENDICES -- I. External Sector Assessment -- II. Risk Assessment Matrix -- III. De-Dollarization in Lao P.D.R. -- IV. 2017-2019 Surveillance Agenda -- V. Rebasing of the National Accounts -- CONTENTS -- FUND RELATIONS -- IMF-WORLD BANK COLLABORATION -- RELATIONS WITH THE ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK -- STATISTICAL ISSUES.

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Senator Howard's Speech Introducing the Fourteenth Amendment to Congress (May 23, 1866) -- Introduction -- Strauder v. West Virginia (March 1, 1880) -- Introduction -- The Civil Rights Cases (October 15, 1883) -- Introduction -- Yick Wo v. Hopkins (May 10, 1886) -- Introduction -- Plessy v. Ferguson (May 18, 1896) -- Introduction -- Justice Harlan's "Great Dissent" in Plessy v. Ferguson (May 18, 1896) -- Introduction -- Korematsu v. United States (December 18, 1944) -- Introduction -- Shelley v. Kraemer (May 3, 1948) -- Introduction -- Sweatt v. Painter (June 5, 1950) -- Introduction -- Hernandez v. Texas (May 3, 1954) -- Introduction -- Brown v. Board of Education (May 17, 1954) -- Introduction -- President Johnson's Commencement Address at Howard University (June 4, 1965) -- Introduction -- Loving v. Virginia (June 12, 1967) -- Introduction -- Graham v. Richardson (June 14, 1971) -- Introduction -- Reed v. Reed (November 22, 1971) -- Introduction -- In re Griffiths (June 25, 1973) -- Introduction -- Washington v. Davis (June 7, 1976) -- Introduction -- Craig v. Boren (December 20, 1976) -- Introduction -- Bakke v. University of California (June 28, 1978) -- Introduction -- Ambach v. Norwick (April 17, 1979) -- Introduction -- Plyler v. Doe (June 15, 1982) -- Introduction -- Batson v. Kentucky (April 30, 1986) -- Introduction -- McCleskey v. Kemp (April 22, 1987) -- Introduction -- Justice Marshall's Bicentennial Speech (May 6, 1987) -- Introduction -- Romer v. Evans (May 20, 1996) -- Introduction -- United States v. Virginia (June 26, 1996) -- Introduction -- Justice Breyer's Speech on the 50th Anniversary of the Brown Decision (May 17, 2004) -- Introduction -- Johnson v. California (February 23, 2005) -- Introduction

Inhalt -- Vorwort -- Einleitung -- Ende und Neubeginn -- I Berlin -- 1 Die Intendanz Ernst Legal (1945-1952) -- 1.1 Postmeister Wyrin (Florizel von Reuter, Prem. 12. November 1946, -- 1.2 Amelia geht zum Ball (Giancarlo Menotti, Prem. 18. Februar 1947, -- 1.3 Mathis der Maler (Paul Hindemith, Prem. 22. Mai 1948, -- 1.4 Dantons Tod (Gottfried von Einem/Boris Blacher, Prem. 17. Juni 1949, -- 1.5 Die Gründung der DDR und der Beginn der Formalismus-Debatte -- 1.6 Romeo und Julia (Heinrich Sutermeister, Prem. 7. Februar 1950) -- 1.7 Die Antiformalismus-Kampagne erreicht die Deutsche Staatsoper -- 1.8 Das Verhör des Lukullus (Paul Dessau/Bertolt Brecht, Prem. 17. März1951, UA) / Die Verurteilung des Lukullus (Paul Dessau/Bertolt Brecht,Prem. 12. Oktober 1951, UA)74 -- 1.9 Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten (Richard Mohaupt, Prem. 31. Dezember 1951) -- 1.10 Moderne Ballettproduktionen der Ära Legal (Tatjana Gsovsky) -- 1.11 Nicht realisierte Projekte der Ära Legal -- 1.12 Legals Demission -- 2 Die Intendanz Heinrich Allmeroth (1952-1954) -- 2.1 Neue politische Ausrichtung der Deutschen Staatsoper -- 2.2 Der Günstling (Rudolf Wagner-Régeny/Caspar Neher, Prem. 20. Mai 1953) -- 2.3 Moderne Ballettproduktionen der Ära Allmeroth (Daisy Spies) -- 2.4 Das Ende der Intendanz Allmeroth -- 3 Die Intendanz Max Burghardt (1954-1963) -- 3.1 Wozzeck (Alban Berg, Prem. 14. Dezember 1955) -- 3.2 Die Hexe von Passau (Ottmar Gerster/Richard Billinger, Prem. 22. Juni 1957) -- 3.3 Der Revisor (Werner Egk, Prem. 23. Dezember 1957, -- 3.4 Die Weber von Lyon (Joseph Kosma/Jacques Gaucheron, UA) /Lysistrata (Ballett -- Richard Mohaupt, Prem. 19. Juni 1959, EA)219 -- 3.5 Der arme Konrad (Jean Kurt Forest, Prem. 4. Oktober 1959, -- 3.6 Die Verurteilung des Lukullus (Paul Dessau/Bertolt Brecht, Prem. 10. Februar 1960)