Question
What does the term “sine die” mean when used in the
context of parliamentary sessions?Solution
“Sine die” is a Latin term that means “without a day.” In the context of parliamentary sessions, it refers to the adjournment of a session without assigning a specific date for the next meeting.
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After interchanging the given two signs what will be the values of equation (I) and (II) respectively?
 × and Ă·Â
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Statements:
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All chocolates are biscuits.
Conclusions:
I. So...
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20 18 290
11 40 ?
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