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April. Instead it most likely was referring to King Philip IIIâs name day, the feast day for the saint after whom an individual is named. QuirĂłs expedition encountered EspĂritu Santo in late April 1606, and on 1 May first entered a bay, which was subsequently named La Gran Baya de S. Philippe yS. Santiago, it being, as de Leza recorded, âthe day of those apostlesâ (Markham 1904, 2:370). In the
Tridentine Calendar,2 1 May was the feast day of St. Philip and St. Santiago (i.e. St. James). This simple phrase not only alludes directly to Philip but also to his position, as St. Santiago is the patron saint of Spain. Consequently it provides an additional layer of meaning by reinforcing the association between the name of the new land and the Spanish crown. Although the formal ceremony and proclamation claiming possession took place on the Pentecost, 14 May 1606 (Zaragoza 1876, 1:311-17; Markham 1904, 2:24852), I would suggest what QuirĂłs meant in this instance was that effective possession commenced with his discovery of this new land, on the Kingâs name day.
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unlikely that four jets flying fairly low would be silent, rather that their noise did not penetrate the hall (good soundproofing!). I would guess that, as is common with live broadcasts, there was a precautionary delay of a few seconds - resulting in an overlap experienced by someone outside. That the birds flew off in their own formation is beautiful. The press haven't made anything of
William Barton's solo - it was amazing and the hall reverberated. It reminded me of Jimi Hendrix's reported but unrecorded tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. In case you're wondering, I was in the hall not as a dignitary but as a ticketed member of the public - stating in my application that I teach constitutional law may have been an advantage.
511:(1976). However, 'Digest' is italicised in Alan Watson's preface to his translation of it (paperback edn). It appears to me that a reason why it is usually not italicised would be that it is usually written along with its Latin name 'Digesta' and other expressions in Latin, which are almost always italicised. To italicise both could confuse the eye. I'd follow that for this article. Whichever way we go, of course we should be consistent throughout the article and in other articles on Justinian's works - and the same for articles on similar works such as the Theodosian Code. The situation of frequently citing in both English and Latin might not arise so often for a literary work, such as that of Pliny. --
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information about the event or the planes. It needs a reference though. Do you have one? Also, I think that
Whitlam's goals for his program should be added because not only are they are textbook quality business goals, but after thinking them through over a long period, they drove his actions and he was so committed to them that he wanted them mentioned in the memorial. What do you think? By the way, the person standing next to me had come from Dural, and another I spoke to had come from Braidwood, via Goulburn, having got up at 0300 to attend.
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Sorry, didn't see this reply. No, it's definitely the date of election that counts, and being a member is definitely not the same as taking a seat. You can see this in every member list on every
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Hi! Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate your time and your suggestions, it means a lot for us that you help us during our process. I would like you to take one final see to our article and give us feedback , we had made corrections throughout the month, could you please help us? Here is the
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Thank you for your invitation, Whiteghost. I see that this very timely article is published and I think it looks good. I've made a few changes, particularly to the lede and especially giving ref priority to the NSW Legislation database - for reasons that you will be aware of. Do you have a citation
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Good point re the goals being listed in the eulogies. That was what brought them to my attention. For encyclopaedic value, it is very good that we now have links to them. I agree that seating problems are not relevant for the article. For the sake of balance, noting the high level of interest, as has
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It went on to advise bringing a copy of it and photo ID - and that was my successful "ticket". I don't think we need to include these difficulties in the article, but this is one reason why I have specified in a ref that DPMC was responsible for the arrangements. That included seating Julia
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Thansk for pointing out the discussion over at the manual of style page. I was inclined to make some corrections on that, where i see the uncapitalised "indigenous"- so glad i dodged that one! (Just a little shocked that there was any discussion to be had- seems pretty common to capitalise wherever i
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I wouldn't have expected that everyone could get in to the Hall and I thought that the screening arrangements outside were excellent. I assume that were installed when they realised the numbers. On the other hand, perhaps this was just the ABC doing a good job quite independently. Any fault seems to
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Thank you Whiteghost. In the recording on ABC iView, there is a gap between "Jerusalem" and the flypast and the flypast is silent - which is what I remember. The "missing man" peeling off in silence was very moving. However, I've removed the reference to silence, because on reflection it did seem
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Wonderful! I was wondering if there was such a thing as that Legislation Infobox. Thanks for that and your oversight. I have answered a question from the creator of this Bail article on my Talk Page and wondered whether there should be a separate section entitled "Criticism" since there seems to be
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article was about Searleâas you say, it could not have been. It is about serious and recent issues at UC Berkeley concerning administrative responses to allegations of sexual assault by academic staff: and I suppose that it can't get much more serious than resignation of the administrative head,
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Thank you. I have corrected my memory in Discussion: I now think that "Scissors" was not on his stand but something he said. The silhouette that I have is very well done and is framed under glass, but it is of myself and my then small daughter and I would rather maintain privacy. His stand had
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A key phrase in the passage from the memorial is QuirĂłsâ statement that âbecause on your day I took possession of it.â What did he mean by that? Collingridge (1895, 248) took it to mean âthe anniversary of your birthâ. However, it was not the Kingâs birthday, which had passed weeks before, on 14
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Every user has a talk page. Having a user page is optional. I do not wish to create a user page right now, and that has no impact on others' ability to contact me when they want to. The colors in my signature are purely a style I've applied, and are not literally "red links" and "blue links" (my
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Hi Wikiain. I can accept the revert, if rather than simply reverting my edit, you fix the paragraph so that it doesn't so severely misrepresent the truth of what occurred. Since you are a legal scholar, I am assuming that you can add the information for the missing premises that currently imply
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Yes, I suppose there was a delay but I hadn't expected the flypast so the effect was all the more powerful. Apparently, there was silence and noise as well as the great hymn all at once. Appropriately complex! I was pleased that the flypast was added to the article - I couldn't because I had no
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Mathglot, I had no thought of edit warring or trying to force anything: I just reverted you again with fuller information in answer to your question. It looks like you will revert me again, and then I will have to stop. Now: would you object to just a footnote reference and/or a mention of
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As far as I can tell, the pattern has little to do with Berkeley in particular, and a lot to do with prominent academics thinking that their success puts them beyond reproach in other matters, and administrators trying to protect their institutions by covering up. It could happen anywhere, and
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Whitlam's goals were covered extensively by speakers, as you will recall, especially in a long list of them from Noel Pearson. Perhaps we can leave that to be assumed and, if desired, followed up by reading the published transcripts. Otherwise there would be duplication of earlier material.
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as part of our Class Academic Course and Writing at Tec de Monterrey. Since you are an experienced Wikipedian and have an interest in this kinds of topics, we would like to know if you could take a few moments to take a look at the article and give us feedback. Thank you for your time.
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Ouch, you pinged me ;) I've been watching the ongoing infobox discussion, but have chosen to no longer post there as my concerns & proposals are already well known. Also, I was growing tired of being accused of pushing a republican Pov (by one of the participants) at that article &
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course, with bodies that are fixed term, like the Senate or the WA upper house - but even then, for replacements, it's the date the state parliament, or in this case the High Court, "appoints" or elects them to the vacancy). The House of Commons works the same way - otherwise all those
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It is impossible for a source published many months before the Searle scandal came to light to be a valid source for a sentence about what the Searle scandal was seen as. Nobody in the earlier source saw the Searle scandal as anything, at least for all the source tells us. See
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The section "Problems with the PGR (Attorney General of Mexico)", I'm afraid, is mostly incomprehensible. So far as I can make sense of it, it is dealing with things that could be defamatory: allegations of fraud or corruption. You should not try to publish this
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A State Memorial Service for the Honourable Edward Gough Whitlam will be held on Wednesday 5 November 2014 at the Sydney Town Hall, commencing at 11 am. Guests attending this service should be seated by 10 am. The Memorial Service will be broadcast on ABC
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some good ones, including some of famous people - I think one may have been of Richard Burton. A great shame if those are all gone. You might put a request into Discussion of the article. See also Peter Goers, "Shadows Falls on our Show" (2008) <
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to form. Thereafter, I don't object to a footnote or a mention of availability in Commons, as long as consensus favors it, and as long as it is someone else who places it there who has no connection to you. Cordially, 06:35, 25 January 2019 (UTC)
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Thank you very much for this conclusive explanation. Kirby's importance is principally as a member of the High Court and he never made a judgment based on his religious position. So let his religion appear only in the body of the article.
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I've given the flypast a ref - it was announced in small print on the back of the programme and I missed it, so the extra event was a pleasant surprise to me too and I think to many others inside. You can see that page among the letters in
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I have checked this book in a library copy and have cited it more generally. I have removed the reference to Jews, partly because the number is small and partly because it relies so much on surname identification (see also Gillen, p 424).
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I included this. Would you perhaps like to upload your portrait, so we can put a sample of his work in the article. I have one somewhere, but it's rather bland. I wish we had a notable and distinctive pic like Bob Hope or Elvis Presley!
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Thank you. I added 51,000 years (Haaretz, respectable newspaper, free access actually). But following your edit, I added 60,000 years (Australian source, free access) instead. Is that ok? 125,000 is misleading. I am new to
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The link with an AustLII template format had been going to the case stated by Dawson J. Can you use the template so that the ref goes to the judgment of the full court? (I'll put up my new summary in the morning.)
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No worries, mate. Could you perhaps modify the "125,000 years" statement in your own way, adding whichever link you believe is acceptable? The only point at stake from my perspective is that 125,000 is inflated.
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availability in Wikimedia Commons (as educational material)? Some US libraries have copies of the journal and copies are available for purchase e.g. from Amazon. BTW, I translated the longer text in the
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Thanks for "warning" me. If anything comes up that we couldn't possibly resolve without your help, I'll drop you a line here. Meanwhile, thanks for your input - I've found it helpful and useful. Cheers,
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Hi wikiain, thanks for pointing that out. I was trying to make the lead section consistent with later usage in the article where the term was used with no explanation. Have now removed it throughout.
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in your watchlist, I've just added to it the High Court's notification today that judgement in the Senate's referral to the High Court as Court of Disputed Returns will be delivered on 5 April.
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that Molan is officially now a senator and has been since 22 December. Being sworn in has no effect on one's membership of the Senate (indeed several senators have never been sworn in, like
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However, there are still many problems of English expression, which are matters for your teacher. One that stands out is "viatical", a word that I don't think exists in English as a noun.
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Who was supposed to see that you have a Talk page when your Username was all in red? Now it is half in red. Not helpful. Please make your position transparent by creating a Userpage.
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There isnât an article on Mario Alvarez Ledesma in Spanish Knowledge (XXG), which might have been translated. Maybe you would like to write that article and then translate it.
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Thanks for your edits tidying up this article, especially fixing my mistake in referring to the judgment summary. I will check to see if I have made the same error elsewhere
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Thank you very much - case ref fixed. The block quote is indeed bland, but it is comprehensive and I would like to draw readers' attention to the decision report itself.
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I've just had a look through a box of stuff, and turned up the one he did of my grandmother. She's been dead for forty years, so I don't think she'll complain!
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