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Soggetti – Organi dell’Unione Europea
🧩 1. Premessa: soggettività dell’Unione Europea
--L’Unione Europea è un’organizzazione internazionale sui generis, dotata di personalità giuridica internazionale (art. 47 TUE)
--Ha quindi la capacità di
--Stipulare trattati internazionali
--Essere parte di organizzazioni internazionali (es. OMC, ONU, CEDU)
--Godere di diritti e doveri in base al diritto internazionale
🧭 2. Principali organi dell’UE
--a) Consiglio europeo
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Animal farm
I like the book Animal Farm because it shows how power can change people and create unfairness in society. The story is simple, but the message is serious and important. George Orwell uses the animals to explain the Russian Revolution in a way that is easy to understand and interesting. Napoleon is a clear example of how a leader can become mean and selfish after getting power. He starts by making promises but then breaks them. The way the Seven Commandments change is very important because it shows
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return f(n-1) + f(n-1)
❌ Very bad algorithm
Why: Exponential number of calls; massive recomputation.
Better: Iterative multiplication or fast exponentiation.
S(n) = S(n-1) + n*n*n⚠️ Same asymptotic cost as iterative, but worse in practice
Why: Recursion adds stack overhead.
Better: Use a loop or closed-form formula.
return Q(n-1) + 2*n - 1
✅ Efficient linear algorithm
Multiplications: Θ(n) , Additions: Θ(n) ,Why: No redundant computation.
temp = recursive call
if temp <= A[coasgxvusia
RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer)-RISC is a processor design philosophy that emphasizes simple instructions, uniform instruction format, & faster execution using pipelining. Key char -Small, simple instruction set-Fixed-length instructions-Load/store architecture-Most instructions execute in 1 clock cycle-Large number of registers-Optimized 4 pipelining Examples ARM, SPARC, MIPS, PowerPC
MIPS (Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages)-MIPS is a specific RISC architecture developed
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LATVIJAS BRĪVĪBAS CĪŅAS (1918–1920)
1️⃣ KAS TAS VISPĀR IR?
Latvijas Brīvības cīņas ir karš un politiska cīņa, kurā latvieši izcīnīja savu valsti pēc Pirmā pasaules kara. Latvija tika pasludināta 1918. gada 18. novembrī, bet reāli valsts vēl neeksistēja – nebija armijas, robežu, naudas un drošības. Tāpēc nācās cīnīties pret vairākām varām vienlaikus.
2️⃣ KAS CĪNĪJĀS PAR VARU LATVIJĀ?
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gadā Latvijā vienlaikus darbojās trīs varas:
🟢 Latvijas
bm paper
Paper 1 – Predicted Questions (Abraca – ABC)
1) Define the term “carbon-intensive production”.
Answer:
Carbon-intensive production refers to production processes that release large amounts of
carbon dioxide due to high energy consumption, usually from burning fossil fuels [1].
Such processes contribute significantly to climate change and environmental damage [1].2)
Define the term “market orientation”.Answer:
Market orientation is a business approach that focuses on identifying and responding...
10 задание
Задание 10 (1 балл)
Правописание неизменяемых приставок (нужно запомнить)
О-: окликнул, остановка
У-: убежал, уехал
ДО-: добраться,
ПО-: поверье, подворье, порезать
ПРО-: проварить, пробел, проделка, пророссийский, просоветский, проамериканский, прообраз
ПРА-: прабабушка, праязык,
Polski
Akt I
1. Jak skąpstwo Harpagona wpływa na jego relacje z dziećmi?
Harpagon przez swoje skąpstwo nie liczy się z uczuciami dzieci i chce decydować o wszystkim sam. Dzieci czują się przez to ograniczone i boją się sprzeciwić ojcu.
2. Dlaczego Eliza boi się swojego ojca?
Eliza boi się Harpagona, bo jest surowy i nie pozwala jej decydować o sobie. Często martwi się jego reakcjami i stara się unikać konfliktów.
3. Jak Harpagon podchodzi do małżeństwa?
Dla Harpagona małżeństwo to interes,...
English question 2
MY MOTHER AT SIXTY-SIX
Q: Where was the poet driving to? Who was sitting beside her?
Ans: The poet was driving from her parents' home to the Cochin airport
on a Friday morning. Her mother, who was sixty-six years old, was
sitting beside her in the car.
Q: Why does the poet compare her mother’s face to a corpse?
Ans: The poet compares her mother’s face to a corpse because it was
pale, ashen, and lifeless. Her mother was dozing with her mouth open,
looking completely devoid of energy and vitality,