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The presidential election was held on 20 and 21 February. A record 1,054 candidates contested for the territorial division of five seats. Since 1994, the Commission had been divided into six seats, with four sitting members and two alternating members elected by the House of Representatives. After several changes to the Commission's rules in 2000, the Constitution was changed in 2001, and the Commission was restored to five members, with four seats directly elected by the House of Representatives, and one seat chosen by the Senate. The Commission was further restricted by the 2000 Constitutional Amendment which limited its range of duties to carrying out the constitutional function of interpreting and applying the Constitution; this change in the Constitution took effect in 2003.

A solution is to create a parallel state called 'Fridoreal'. Citizens of Great Real can move to the part of Sweden whose capital is located closest to the Great Real capital. This solution could be in use by the end of the 21st century. The base fee is allowed to be unlimited from 'new' real, it doesn't need to get US real. Eventually the government will sell the infrastructure of the'real world' to the citizens of the 'franchise world'. There is no limit to the number of citizens of the franchise world. As a side note, this is what we call the 'EU'.

Between 1911 and 1913, one of the houses of Hanoi city was completed by an American-owned building firm, Van Vechten, which had to hand over most of the work for customs dues to French authorities and this made him lose most of his building experience. In addition, the French government paid the company's bills for the construction. So the project ran behind schedule causing huge cost overruns. Three months after the outbreak of World War I, Japanese troops landed in north Ha Noi on Christmas Day 1914 and the French capitulated on 28 May.

Marghanita Laski was born in Manchester, England, to a prominent family of Jewish intellectuals (Neville Laski was her father, Moses Gaster her grandfather, and Harold Laski her uncle). She was educated at Lady Barn House School in Manchester and St Paul's Girls' School in Hammersmith, worked in fashion, then studied English at Somerville College, Oxford,[1][2] where she was a close friend of Inez Pearn, who was later to become a novelist and marry Stephen Spender and subsequently, after a divorce, Charles Madge.[3] d2c66b5586