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Vincent Said:

Can you answer this please?

We Answered:

2,3,7,8,9,10,13,15,18,24,31,33,35,36,37,… True
34 False manufacturing is just that [not service]
there's a few

Christine Said:

If you know these Environmental Science questions, please help me!>?

We Answered:

1. False, we give carbon dioxide to the plants and they give oxygen to us.

2. False

3. True

4. A decline of vital life- support ecosystems

Sorry, I do not know #5

6. Cleaning up the damage we have already caused.

7. Mercury, easy one!!!

8. All of the above (I know this one for sure!!)

Sorry, but I also don't know #9.

10. None of the above

11. fungi and bacteria

12.thrive and increase in numbers indefinitely

Sorry, but I also don't know #13.

14. anaerobic, I know for sure!!

15. chemical nutrients (I am not 100% sure on this one.)

Sorry about the ones I didn't know!!

Myrtle Said:

ducati and texas pacific group - wild ride leverage buyout?

We Answered:

You are asking as if this was an actual issue.

Ducati Ownership
...
(1996–2005) Texas-Pacific Group (US-based) ownership and going public
(2005–2008) Investindustrial Holdings SpA (back in Italian hands)

Patricia Said:

Basic procedure up to a trial? how can i word what i know?

We Answered:

A civil case is commenced by filing a document called a "Complaint" or "Petition" with a court that has jurisdiction over the case. This is probably the most readable document in a civil case and sets forth briefly the basis for the lawsuit.
After a complaint or petition is properly served and filed in a court with jurisdiction over the case, a large percentage of all collection and eviction cases, and a signficiant proportion of other cases, end in a "default judgment", in which the court simply award a win to the party bringing the case because no one responded. When a party named in a lawsuit doesn't want to let a "default judgment" enter against him, the party must file a document stating a legal reason why judgment should not enter against that party, often called an "answer", and may also seek to add new parties to the lawsuit or bring "counterclaims" against the people who brought the suit, to which the new parties or persons defending the counterclaims file their own responses. Sometimes someone who should be named in a case, but isn't, hears about it and "intervenes" with the court to seek to be added.
Eventually, usually within a few months of the time the suit is initially brought, ever person sued has either defaulted or filed the appropriate documents with the court and the issues in the case have been formally defined.
Essentially anyone with paper, something to write with, and a modest filing fee can file a lawsuit. Prevailing, of course, is another matter.
Once the pleadings are in order, the middle stage of a lawsuit begins. This consists of case management, motions, discovery and settlement.

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