Look out for killer phrases that start with “That’s a good idea, but…”
<span>It’s against company policyIt’s not practicalIt’s not necessaryWe don’t have the resourcesIt will cost too muchWe’ve never done it that wayOur customers (or vendors) won’t like itIt needs more studyIt’s not part of your jobLet’s make a survey firstLet’s sit on it for a whileThat’s not our problemThe boss won’t go for itThe old timers won’t use itIt’s too hard to administerWhy hasn’t someone else suggested it before?Let’s form a committeeWe should wait until the economy improvesWho else has tried it?<span>Is it best practice?</span></span>
...historians may never be able to determine fact from fiction when studying the past
The ultimate colonial objection to the Sugar Act was that it was taxation without representation. The colonists were being taxed from Great Britain without someone representing their rights and ideas in Parliament in London. They were also unfairly being taxed to bring more money into the colonial superpower, instead of it being used for the Thirteen Colonies.
Answer:
B, nonsexual adoration of the beloved
Explanation:
The term 'platonic love' refers to a 'friends only' relationship. This is a kind of relationship where you really love the other person but you have little or non sexual interest in them. This kind of love is not romantic, it motivates us to become better persons and inspires us to achieve great goals in life.
This type of relationship is often found in pen pals, persons that write to each other with great affection but not forming a proper relationship.
The term stems from the Greek philosopher Plato who described this kind of love as attractions of souls.
