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- What does '' in a duchy that was quite insular and territorial'' mean in this sentence? Thanks in advance Given the link with new territories and conquest, ruling elites wore feathers partly to express their power and reach. But there were also more complex reasons. In 1599, for example, Duke Frederick of Wurttemberg held a display at his court at which he personally appeared wearing a costume covered in exotic feathers and representing the Americas. This was not just a symbol of power, but of cultural connectedness, Rublacksuggests: The message seems to be that he was embracing the global in a duchy that was quite insular and territorial.’November 18, 202140
- What does ''unifying interpretation '' mean? KATIE: Then I thought I’d include a real Hollywood film, one that’s intended to appeal to a mass commercial audience. JOE: There must be quite a number of those. KATIE: Yes, but I’ve picked the 1996 film of Hamlet. It included every line of the text, but it’s more like a typical action hero movie (Q28) – there are loads of special effects, but no unifying interpretation of the play. JOE: All show and no substance. Thanks in advanceJuly 26, 202130
- What does it mean ''a 700-meter drop in just 20 kilometers ''? Thanks in advance Then on Thursdays, we organize a cycle trip, which will give you all the fun of biking without the effort. We’ll take you and your bike up to the top of Mount Larna, and leave you to bike back – it’s a 700-meter drop in just 20 kilometers so this isn’t really for inexperienced cyclists as you’ll be going pretty fast. And if it’s a clear day, you’ll have a fantastic viewMay 30, 202120
- What does '' Visitors are taken on a guided tour'' mean in the sentence? Built in 1740, this is the birthplace of pioneer social reformer Octavia Hill, who was active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in social housing and the arts, as well as in conservation issues. Visitors are taken on a guided tour and are then free to explore the gardens Thanks in advanceApril 23, 202140

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