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Who served as the 23rd President of the United States?
A. Benjamin Harrison
B. Chester A. Arthur
C. James Garfield
D. William Mckinley
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- Who was the 8th President of the United States?
- James Buchanan was a Republican.
- Which of the following U.S. presidents was not assassinated while in office?
- George W. Bush became the 42nd President of the United States.
- The 37th U.S. President, Richard Nixon was impeached due to the Watergate scandal.
- Lyndon B. Johnson, who served as vice-president under John F. Kennedy, was sworn into office the day after President Kennedy was shot.
- Which of these U.S. presidents was in office less than 1 year?
- How many terms can a U.S. president serve?
- Who served as the 23rd President of the United States?
- Who was the first U.S. president to serve over 12 years?
- Who was the father of Nicholas II of Russia?
- Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna was from which country?
- Both Nicholas II and Alexandra Fyodorovna were first cousins of King George V of England.
- How many children did Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra have?
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From: [email protected]
Date: 2 February
Subject: Next Steps
Dear Mr.Galt,
Thank you again for agreeing to serve on the organizing committee tor the Caribbean Professional Screenwriters (CPS) Conference. I am following up on our initial meeting about speakers and presenters.
I get the impression that Timothy Primus, our first choice, may be out of our price range. However, I’ve been pursuing sonic funding in the form of government grants. If these resources come through, I'll try to secure Mr. Primus; otherwise, Laura Tambie may be a good option. In the meantime, I hope your efforts to recruit the other six panelists for the “Meet and Learn” session will be successful.
Thank you,
Shenell Duval
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From: [email protected]
Date: 12 April
Subject: CPS Conference
Attachment: Contract
Dear Mr. Primus:
I would like to confirm your participation as the keynote speaker at the Caribbean Professional Screenwriters (CPS) Conference. You are scheduled to give your address on the opening day of the conference, Saturday, 10 July, at the Harlan Hotel in San Fernando, Trinidad. We have planned for you lo speak for 30-45 minutes. Naturally we will have technology on hand to enable you to show dips from your films, should you choose to do so. Also, please note that we request your participation at the “Meet and Learn" session which allows aspiring screenwriters an opportunity to network with industry experts This will be held on day two of the conference and will last approximately 90 minutes.
We are pleased to cover all your expenses for food, lodging, and travel both to and from San Fernando However as stated in the contract, return airfare can only be provided for those staying for and fully participating both days of the conference. To obtain flights at the most convenient times. We are recommending that tickets be secured by the end of May.
If you agree, please confirm by signing and submitting the attached contract look forward to meeting you at the conference.
Sincerely,
Shenell Duval, CPS Conference Chief Organizer - Why does Ms. Duval write to Mr. Galt?
- In the first e-mail, the word "impression” n paragraph 2. line 1. is closest in meaning
- What is probably true about Ms. Duval?
- What is implied about Mr. Primus?