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Chivalry developed as an early standard of professional ethics for knights, who were relatively affluent horse owners and were expected to provide military services in exchange for landed property.
relatively affluent horse owners and were expected to provide military services in exchange
It likely evolved as a biological signal that motivates animals to exchange things for their mutual benefit and can be found in the animal kingdom among certain fish, birds, or mammals, but
that motivates animals to exchange things for their mutual benefit
but I forgot my wallet at home." And I thought, "Huh, that's coincidentally how much a pack of cigarettes costs." He offered us his CDs in exchange for $8,
He offered us some CDs for exchange for $8,
There was a-an international exchange group, people from all around the world, and I was sitting beside this, uh, this guy from Brazil, very interesting guy, and he gave me the most impressive multilingual show I'd ever seen in my life.
There was an international exchange group.
So one thing they've been doing over the past couple years is they've been conducting surveys and interviews of foreigners, um, who are, like, exchange students or people who work at embassies here or even just tourists,
of foreigners, who are, like, exchange students, or
The quarks exchange strong force bosons, communicating the strong nuclear attraction to each other,
while the protons they build exchange the particles of electromagnetism, photons with the electrons.
I'm simulating that exchange, and I'm using my inner voice to help me do that.
in exchange for
The exchange for them having a really good meal
short kindly exchange can be all that is needed to start turn around a deeply dark day. An enormous
Or we might - on our way to a station - exchange one or two sympathetic words with a taxi driver
That quick exchange is thanks in large part to these, just a few little wires that make contactless payments possible.