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Why do you remember Cleopatra?
Cleopatra is remembered for the misconceptions about her. Her story has mushroomed into one of fantasy, giving her credit for things she could not possibly have done or attributing to her capabilities that she did not have.
What are the things that are named after Cleopatra?
There is a litany of things named after Cleopatra, here are some of them: an asteroid, a video game, a cigarette, a slot machine, a strip club, the name Cleopatra itself, perfume, costumes, and of course the famous "Cleopatra's Needles" which have nothing at all to do with Cleopatra.
What does 'no quibble' mean?
- make trivial objections: to argue over unimportant things and make petty objections - petty objection: an unimportant distinction or petty objection
Do minor and unimportant mean the same thing?
No. Minor means "smaller", as compared to major which means "bigger". Smaller things may be less important than major things but that does not mean that they have no importance at all, which is the meaning of unimportant.
What things represent Cleopatra?
the snake and beutifulness
Is there a reconstruction of Cleopatra's face?
There have been several artistic reconstructions and interpretations of Cleopatra's face based on historical descriptions and expert analysis. However, there is no definitive or scientifically accurate reconstruction of Cleopatra's face as there are no contemporary portraits or detailed physical descriptions available.
How can you use unimportant in sentence?
Canada is an unimportant country. =)
How old is sandman?
He does not have an age, but his age is unimportant, his actions and way of doing things are what you need to concentrate on!
What is the prefix for important?
unimportant
How can you prevent yourself from thinking about unimportant things?
First make a list of those unimportant things...they may just pop back up out of no where, ask a adult to help you understand why those things are puzzling you...other than that try some other activity like swimming or art, or dancing......so that those " unimportant thigs don't pop back up in your head" in other worda try to diverse your attention into something else....
Who was presented to Julius Caesar in a carpet?
Cleopatra VII is said by Plutarch to have done this,
Who created GTD?
David Allen, the author of the book "[Getting things done- the art of stress-free productivity] " has proposed the rule of prioritizing the task in an effective way. Getting things done (GTD) is a 5 step rule of getting your important things done in time and avoid unimportant tasks. By "the art stress-free productivity" you can achieve more, less stress at your work, more relaxed at your work and track your progress by using this framework.
