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spec: lo important respccts , fortunately , the new initiative required not new policies but a mere continuation and intensification of those already adopted to allow the advance into the trans-Duero . Even in the face of defeat he rarely surrendered the initiative . G. Seaver : There ' s a searchable - it will be searchable on-line . So it was that at the center of dozens of incipient intrigues sat the king , old and even venerable by the standard of the day , but nonetheless the undeniable and absolutely essential factor in every hope . They do it because it works . Suddenly she laughed again . If he is correct in his identification , then the confusion over the time of the donation rests with the original author . Consult your Network Administrator if you are unsure . Single-session tickets are not available . Bachrach , " The Angevin Strategy of Castle Building , " p. 542 , argues that thirty-five to forty kilometers a day is the limit for mounted troops . Certainly it can be seen as a local initiative in origin . Letterman does it for laughs . This calculation approaches the niggardly for it provides a mere ten days ' supply at the average ration of only a liter and a half each day . There is reason to believe that the author of the " Historia Compostelana " both compressed them for dramatic effect and exaggerated the role of the Galician contingent . So far as the record would seem to show , however , its day was not yet . These are activities suggestive of a monarch consolidating his position in preparation for a major initiative , [ 170 ] and in all the known documents Alfonso styled himself emperor and claimed the rule of Castilla . Can you handle it ? In short they can do it all . In the circumstances of the day the Leonese-Castilian example demonstrates that the conflict between the monarchy and the papacy was neither necessary nor desirable . Whatever the precise sequence of events , peace was made [ 157 ] for the moment . These lay not so much in the realm of institutional change as in development , and above all in that sphere of personal or household government where even custom could not deny him the right to initiative . This makes him more responsible for his own actions . But precisely because the original initiative and conception was his , their author is most particularly helpless to alter the development of these implications . That ’ s what the main concern for me is , that student journalists are not being allowed access to records because of their age , ” the 17-year-old said.After conducting some research , Barker discovered that Louisiana is the only state with such a law . In other words , you could say - - you could say no . Subsequent historians who have not fully appreciated the method of the author have been led to accept an erroneous chronology and to multiply events , taking transitional passages supplied by the author as wholly new developments . People who knew them believed she was afraid of Christie and did whatever he said . You finally did it -- you got a new Mac to replace your aging one . I suspect that he did not for it would be strange that the author of the " Historia Compostelana , " [ 353 ] given his continuous attention to everything that would glorify either that church or its bishop , should not have at least referred to the actual performance of that pious act by the king . They are vastly different beasts . Robert Kraut from Bellcore had studied how scientists collaborate . But where Levy sees differences , I see some curious similarities .