The three strategies that are available for having an ethical decisions when ethical imperatives then verge would then be to prioritize as well as to create and then to negotiate. Hope that this answer would be of big help then.
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All I know in my knowledge is that they had camels that can live without water for long period of time and can store huge amount of water so it gave an advantage to the Bedouins to cross the desert, etc. One food I know is called "Dates" which I love to eat alot and is popular there. Another is that from a source from King Faisal of Saudi Arabia, when a war is threaten to them by an another nation, he had said " ...You know we come from the deserts and our ancestors lived on DATES and MILK, and we can easily go back and live like that"
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The two characteristics of settlements that are mos closely linked to Walter Christaller's central place theory are (A) the size of a settlement and the services it can offer and (<span>b) the income per capita of a settlement and its cost of living.
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Central Place theory refers to a geographical theory where in an urban system, the number size and location of human settlements matter in economy.
