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Progress in Nutrition, 2020
This study with a placebo-controlled experimental design intends to investigate the effect of Royal Jelly (RJ) on the aerobic and anaerobic power output of sedentary men at a dose of 1000 mg/day. For this purpose, a total of 20 adult sedentary men aged 21 to 23 years were included in this study. The subjects visited the laboratory every day for 15 days
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This study with a placebo-controlled experimental design intends to investigate the effect of Royal Jelly (RJ) on the aerobic and anaerobic power output of sedentary men at a dose of 1000 mg/day. For this purpose, a total of 20 adult sedentary men aged 21 to 23 years were included in this study. The subjects visited the laboratory every day for 15 days
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1989
At the end of World War II the people of Iran possessed a government beset by problems. The collapse of the Pishevari regime at Tabriz and the Kurdish Republic of Mahabad re-established central government control. But it exacerbated domestic difficulties-relations between the restored areas and Tehran, between the tribes and the army.
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At the end of World War II the people of Iran possessed a government beset by problems. The collapse of the Pishevari regime at Tabriz and the Kurdish Republic of Mahabad re-established central government control. But it exacerbated domestic difficulties-relations between the restored areas and Tehran, between the tribes and the army.
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Royal power and the war with Granada
2010One of the most important issues faced by the society of the Iberian Peninsula during the fifteenth century was the conflict between the demands of the monarchy and the accumulated rights of the nobility. The Reconquista facilitated the growth of a privileged warrior class, which resulted in a nobility entrenched in their wealth and historic privileges
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Charles II and the reconstruction of royal power
The Historical Journal, 1992AbstractWhile the restoration of monarchy in 1660 has attracted considerable scholarly interest, historians have usually focused upon the events that led to the abrupt change in the fortunes of Charles II rather than the less dramatic tactics by which the restored king consolidated his power.
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2021
This chapter focuses on the last decade of the French monarchy during which the royal women were least publicly visible. The Queen of the French withdrew increasingly from the public sphere, especially after the death of the crown prince in 1842. The legitimists kept alive the memory of the exiled Bourbon women even if their political significance had ...
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This chapter focuses on the last decade of the French monarchy during which the royal women were least publicly visible. The Queen of the French withdrew increasingly from the public sphere, especially after the death of the crown prince in 1842. The legitimists kept alive the memory of the exiled Bourbon women even if their political significance had ...
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Coronation: Consort to Royal Power
2019This chapter analyses consort coronations in the context of two different monarchies and demonstrates that the coronation perpetuated and extended dynastic legitimacy by anointing the queen as the mother to the future king and incorporated her into her husband’s body politic.
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Epilogue: The Power of Royal Women?
2018In the epilogue, Jestice pulls together the book’s argument that the women of the Ottonian dynasty were consciously endowed with the means to be effective sharers in the work of rule. Their prestige—both in terms of material wealth and symbolic authority—made them valuable tools of government under ordinary circumstances and preservers of Ottonian rule
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Executive Power, the Royal Prerogative, and the Founders' Presidency
SSRN Electronic JournalThe original meaning of the opening clause of Article II of the Constitution—which vests “[t]he executive power ... in a President of the United States”—has been debated inconclusively for over 200 years. As originalism gains ground as an interpretive theory in U.S. courts, and the U.S.
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Emergency powers and the withering of the Royal Prerogative
The International Journal of Human Rights, 2014A feature common to most governments in different time periods and places is that they possess exceptional powers applicable to emergencies. These authorities are necessary but vulnerable to abuse. Democracies seek to create and restrain such powers through constitutional texts and supplementary legislation.
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