divergent plate boundary[dĭ-vûr′jənt]
A tectonic boundary where two plates are moving away from each other and new crust is forming from magma that rises to the Earth's surface between the two plates. The middle of the Red Sea and the mid-ocean ridge (running the length of the Atlantic Ocean) are divergent plate boundaries. Also called passive margin spreading zone See more at tectonic boundary . Compare convergent plate boundary .
Answer:
a group of randomly chosen citizens who decided which issues the assembly would debate
Explanation:
The primaries allow the parties to choose the candidates through a popular vote, and the result of this is that the presidential candidate will have more support, as they can claim to be actually chosen by the citizens (unlike many other countries, where the candidates are chosen by the parties). Most states hold primary elections (but some hold caucuses).
Power Trucking Company operates a fleet of fuel trucks. When one of the trucks is positioned to receive a load, it strikes a storage tank owned by Quality Fuel, Inc. For the cost of repairing the damage to the tank, Quality Fuel is most likely to be awarded compensatory damages.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Compensatory damages refers to money awarded to the plaintiff; in this case Quality Fuel. The money is awarded to compensate for losses, injury or damages. Since the storage tank of Quality Fuel was struck, it must have been damaged and the company incurred losses.
Power Trucking Company was therefore required to pay compensatory charges to compensate for the loss of the storage tanker and any goods in it. Compensatory damages are usually awarded in civil court cases. These are paid when loss or damage takes place because of the negligence or the unlawful behavior or conduct of a party.
The Plural Executive is most similar to The Presidents Cabinet.
