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Which president relied so heavily on his chief of staff during his early years that the public thought that his advisor was making all the decisions?
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Is 'His decisions which were usually well thought out' a sentence fragment or a sentence or a run-on?
his decisions which were usually well thought outis a sentence fragment. "Decisions" is the subject, and it has no verb.
What is the definition of rational decisions and irrational decisions?
Rational decisions are thought out with common sense, irrational are not.
What is an inaccurate result?
One that is heavily rushed and given almost no thought to.
What are unstructured non programmable decisions?
Turdy
Who was the US president who thought he had lost the election and actually won?
Woodrow Wilson probably had serious doubts in 1916. The Republican candidate , Charles Evans Hughes, was heavily favored by those who predict elections and the election was tipped by late returns from California. Wilson likely thought he would lose when he went to bed on election night.
Which president thought he would be the last president of the US?
James Buchanan may have had this thought. He saw the union crack up as he left office and he did not do anything about it.
Why did Aaron run for President?
he thought that he was running for his local 'Obama is awesome' community president...
Why weren't colonists happy with British government?
they thought that they were dishonest and couldnt make decisions with justice.
Some of the Founders opposed democracy because they thought the people would make bad decisions?
True.
When your problem solving and making decisions your rational thought is centered in your?
prefrontal cortex -APEX
Did Warren G. Harding thought he lacked the intelligence to be president?
he thought he lacked the intellectual qualiications for the job.
Warren g harding thought he lacked the intelligence to be president?
he thought he lacked the intellectual qualiications for the job.
