<span>There is no question here, at all. It is simply a statement of the actions of one person in a laboratory with no mention of what is being asked. I am not sure how to approach this.</span>
One thing that is not a physical security measure for the home is Hiding a key outside to ensure family members can get in if they lose their keys.
<h3 /><h3>What are physical security measures for the home?</h3>
These are measures that we take to ensure that our homes are not robbed or vandalized. They include changing locks periodically and having good neighbors that look after your house.
Hiding a key outside for family members is not a security measure and is actually quite dangerous as burglars could find the key.
Options are:
a. Hiding a key outside to ensure family members can get in if they lose their keys;
b. Changing locks to ensure key control;
c. Confirming that a cleaning company is reliable and licensed;
d. Having good relations with neighbors and looking out for each other;
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One major difference is the cost. A private attorney costs the defendant money for their services. A public defender is free to people who do not have the means to afford their own attorney. Usually, the defendant does not have a choice with the public defender they are assigned.
Darius of Persia maintained control over his empire by the use of provincial governors known as satraps. These satraps ruled areas that were larger than most kingdoms throughout the world, giving them tremendous power and wealth over their division of the empire. Satraps had a number of responsibilities, most notably needing to pay an annual tribute to the emperor and raising soldiers from their province during a time of war. By delegating authority to satraps, Darius was able to make decisions that affected all his empire rather than one region, and whenever he needed a military force (such as during the Persian wars with Greece), he could mobilize the largest army on Earth.
