to protect the rights and powers of the states
During the Kennedy administration, the White House was called Camelot because King Author was an idealistic ruler who was trying to change the way governments were run to be more humanistic and for all the people. JFK was trying to do the same, but was assassinated before we could find out if he could do it. (I hope this is not for a homework assignment that you should be doing yourself).
A Time news article titled "Breaking Out In Boils" dated September 15, 1961 the author describes Hoffa as being only 5' 4" tall, but in a following footnote Hoffa is described as actually 5' 5 1/2".
Which author
The author is Homer i think
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No; copyright would protect an author, and patent would protect an inventor.
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