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What are two egyptian Gods?
osrisis and isis
What does conspiracy to commit an treason?
Conspiracy to commit treason refers to an agreement between two or more individuals to engage in actions that would betray their country, such as levying war against it or aiding its enemies. This offense involves not only the planning or intent to commit treasonous acts but also overt acts taken towards carrying out that plan. In many jurisdictions, it is treated as a serious crime, reflecting the grave nature of treason itself. Penalties for conspiracy to commit treason can be severe, often mirroring those for actual treason.
What is Isis's family story?
Isis is married to Osris and had a son named Horis. Isis and Osiris are brother and sister but they wanted to keep the genes in the family which is pretty typical. The two gods had a son named Horis who also became a god.
What are the two sides of syrian?
There are three - the government, anti-government rebels, and ISIS.
What two countries does ISIS control large areas of land?
Iraq and Syria
Difference between 2-phase commit and 3-phase commit?
In a 2-phase commit protocol, there are two phases: prepare and commit. The coordinator asks all participants to prepare to commit, then all participants either agree or abort. In a 3-phase commit protocol, there are three phases: can-commit, pre-commit, and do-commit. This adds an extra phase to ensure better fault tolerance and improve the likelihood of reaching a decision.
When two notes sound horrible together?
unharmonious
Who are the children of Isis?
Isis is known historically to have one child. Horus. Though it is also said that Horus has two twin sisters- Bast and Sekhmet. So it depends on which belief system you follow.
How many earthquakes have they had in Australia?
two big horrible one's
How many acts are there in accidental death of an anarchist?
There are two acts.
What is an agreement by two individuals to commit an illegal act?
Conspiracy.
What process does the Constitution set up for removing public officials who commit acts of gross misconduct?
The Constitution establishes the impeachment process for removing public officials who commit acts of gross misconduct. This process begins in the House of Representatives, where officials can be impeached by a simple majority vote. If impeached, the case then moves to the Senate, which conducts a trial and requires a two-thirds majority vote to convict and remove the official from office. This process ensures a system of checks and balances in holding public officials accountable.
