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All of the given statements are false regarding a twin pedestal crane set.
Option D
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Twin pedestal cranes are used for lifting and lowering very large unit loads. They are normally mounted on the same pedestal but the two towers are operated independently that is, each crane houses its own internal controls. Heavy loads are handle when the cranes are locked together.
Furthermore, more than two team cranes can function as team cranes mounted on opposing ends on different pedestals to handle even larger loads. When operating as team cranes, the twin cranes become electrically interconnected and the system can either be operated remotely from the deck of from one cab.
Answer: Stalin believed that capitalism leads to anarchy.
Explanation:
- He believed that in a capitalist world, the state could not survive. He considered that the country in the capitalist world was not concerned with the economy in the narrow sense. He pointed out that capitalists have some organizational skills, but that they are not the people who make the world a better place. The principles advocated by the Soviet Union for Stalin are directly opposed to such people and their beliefs.
- Note: Stalin has repeatedly spoken of his anti-capitalist commitment. He mentioned the theses mentioned above in an interview he gave to the British writer Herbert Joey Wales in 1934 in Moscow.
I believe Antigone blames her father, Oedipus, for her fate. Oedipus practically cursed his family and offspring by marrying his own mother, although he wasn't aware of the fact that she was his mother. He also accidentally killed his own father beforehand, thus cursing his posterity, according to what Antigone believes.
I don't think Antigone was right to put the blame on Oedipus. At the time, he didn't know what he was doing - he never met his parents, so he couldn't even know they were related. Additionally, there is no such thing as a curse, so Antigone cannot blame it for the events that have transpired.
There are several individuals she should be blaming, and I believe those are Creon and herself. If it weren't for Creon and his extremely strict rules, Antigone wouldn't have done what she eventually did, and everyone would still be alive. However, she felt the need to honor her deceased brother by giving him a proper burial, even though it was against the law as he was a traitor.
Answer:
B. Some countries peg to a basket of currencies.
Explanation:
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