<span>The claims and practices of self-government, exemplified. What makes their ideas so such a good resource for thinking politically is that those forms of self-rule were accompanied by philosophical and literary and rhetorical challenges.</span>
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2) Discipline sent to lay hands on Saul -- Ananias
3) place where Saul was born and raised —Tarsus
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5)bearer of the Epistle to the Romans — Phoebe
6)city to which Saul was going when stopped by Jesus — Damascus
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8)people who settled in Galatia — Gauls
9)the leading city of Asia Minor — Ephesus
10)sent by Paul to encourage those at Ephesus — Tychicus
11)Paul's fellow-laborer among the Colossians— Deans
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Explanation: these are the all that I could answer, I hope it helps
It was John Maynard Keynes. In the 1930's, he argued that the state could improve economic growth and stability in the private sector. For example, controlling interest rates, taxation, and public projects. He also argued that the policies in government could be used to raise aggregate demand.<span> </span>
