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F. Scott Fitzgerald

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You can take it on good authority that this is a perfectly acceptable answer to your question.

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The troubled teen has no respect for authorityfigures.

Do social workers have the authority to remove children from abusive homes?

The manager has the authority to fire poorly performing employees.

The principal is an authority figure throughout the school building.

As the head security officer, he has the authority to remove unruly fans from the ballpark.

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No. Authority is the ABILITY to exercise power and influence. Might makes right. See? That's democracy in a nutshell.

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Absolutely, yes. Authority takes many shapes as the right to control, command, determine, judge, settle disputes, and also as the power to enforce and the ability to make laws. In law authority is the legal right to act on behalf of someone else

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How would you describe the tone Jefferson used while writing the Declaration of Independence

Does the Declaration recognize the British claim of authority over America at the time Jefferson was writing

Think of how Jefferson phrases the American desire for independence What does it reveal about his sense of the relationship to British authority by the tone of the Declaratio

What is the philosophical backbone of the Declaration of independence and it includes a series of logical arguments that flow one from another

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