Robert mugabe after a meeting with the military so what have they decided. To bring. So. Five hundred year old masterpiece by leonardo ben she becomes the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction so who bought this incredible painting. Im sorry so much kind of thank you for joining us a decisive moment could be at hand here in germany the Political Parties involved in talks to form the next Coalition Government have been wrangling all day and night and there was still no agreement failure could mean new elections chance on the americal expressed confidence there could be a deal tonight but serious differences remain well get the latest from our correspondents following the talks in a moment but first this report. Night has fallen in berlin but for the negotiators here theres still a lot of work to do before they can sign this document a sixty one page Draft Agreement for exploratory talks they must resolve points of contention like migration climate and transport policy. Then t
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When we talk about cities or their lesser variations – villages, towns, communities –, we are used to evoking stereotyped scenarios that relate to streets, cars, buildings, and we often end up forgetting that there are plenty of other surprisingly unique patterns.
Many people study the cities and wonder about the exact moment when they were invented, given that they are open, unfinished works in progress. Some assume that their origin was due to the need for protection, which caused humans to quit nomadic lifestyles and settle as groups in a specific land to increase their chances of survival.
Such settlements can also be perceived as places with concentrated services – cultural, infrastructure, religious – that bring together different activities. In his book The History of the City (1980), Leonardo Benévolo stated that what defines a settlement is the overlapping of functions resulting from the various achievements of its inhabitants over time, which transf
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When we talk about cities or their lesser variations – villages, towns, communities –, we are used to evoking stereotyped scenarios that relate to streets, cars, buildings, and we often end up forgetting that there are plenty of other surprisingly unique patterns.
Many people study the cities and wonder about the exact moment when they were invented, given that they are open, unfinished works in progress. Some assume that their origin was due to the need for protection, which caused humans to quit nomadic lifestyles and settle as groups in a specific land to increase their chances of survival.
Such settlements can also be perceived as places with concentrated services – cultural, infrastructure, religious – that bring together different activities. In his book The History of the City (1980), Leonardo Benévolo stated that what defines a settlement is the overlapping of functions resulting from the various achievements of its inhabitants over time, which transf