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...Every European country has works councils in one form or another, but only five-Germany, Luxembourg, Denmark, Greece and the Netherlands-offer employees a say in corporate decisions. And Germany goes the furthest, giving workers in companies with five or more employees specific input regarding hiring, firing, work hours and even the introduction of new technologies...
...first Vivaldi work. She began with "Il Povero Mio Core," singing a heavy, soulful aria, followed by a quick, assertive Recitativo and then a frighteningly fast aria. It was in the last aria that Bartoli truly claimed the stage as her own-her anger was perceptible in the furthest balcony, and the her energy was palpable. Bartoli personified the words "Disperato, Confuso, Agiato" with all of the painful anguish of a scorned lover...
...individuals. The argument in the first and last chapters of the book is that Western definitions of freedom placed a greater emphasis on the rights of the individual versus the rights of the group than existed anywhere else in the world, and that this tendency was carried furthest in north-west Europe. The English colonies in the Americas were subject to weaker controls on the part of the imperial government than was the case in other imperial systems. In addition both before and after Columbian contact, north-west Europe had much less exposure to, and intercourse with, non-European peoples...
Harvard's furthest since 1976 when Jim Kubacki '77 found Larry Nonnan...
...touchdown pass was the third longest in school history and Harvard's furthest since Jim Kubacki '77 hit Larry Nonnan back in 1976 against Boston University...