This excerpt reveals a continued clash between conservative and liberal ideology in the courts because according to the writer he agrees with the majority ruling that the idea of reverse discrimination is an invalid claim, as he said in the excerpt: "I<span> do not believe that anyone can truly look into America's past and still find that a remedy for the effects of the past is impermissible.".</span>
The best option from the list in terms of the definition of aristocracy would be "<span>rule by a few individuals", but it really means rule by a small group of privileged individuals. </span>
In a decisive battle, the superior English guns won the day, and the devastated Armada was forced to retreat north to Scotland. The English navy pursued the Spanish as far as Scotland and then turned back for want of supplies.
You can keep the middle but change the first paragraph
El marxismo-leninismo es el término compuesto que aparece a fines de los años 1930 durante el mandato de Iósif Stalin, tras la muerte de Lenin y que pretende en principio el rechazo de cualquier brecha entre el pensamiento de Marx y el de Lenin, poniendo énfasis en el aporte creativo de este último al marxismo.[1] Usualmente se usa para designar una tradición marxista que reúne elementos originales de los escritos de Marx, así como ideas propuestas por Lenin y otros autores afines.
