Dante Alighieri, Geoffrey Chaucer, and Giovanni Boccaccio.
<span>1. The act or process of following in order or sequence.</span><span>2. A group of people or things arranged or following in order; a sequence: <span>"A succession of one-man stalls offered soft<span>drinks"
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Some would argue that man is not so special; but it's important to realise that as human beings we have a tendency to improve on and dominate a lot of nature and other creatures. This question is (if answered according to the question) is very philosophical and there is no definite way of answering it.
Man also shares a world with humanity and a world according to the other creatures who inhabit the planet. Some people believe humans to be different from animals and others would say that a human is nothing but a more conscious animal. So the 'worlds' are not necessarily a physical thing, but they do allow us to compare life as an animal and life according to how the majority of humans live it.
States neutrality
According to Nicholas Agar, the
government may not dictate to parents the sort of children to design. Parents
on the other hand will only have a chance of improving the capacities of
children without prejudicing their life plans.
<span>Americans are directly affected by the price of gasoline but the price of oil results more from speculation in the commodities market. Hope this helped</span>
