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How far do you agree that the Heath government was unsuccessful because of circumstances out of its control?

One argument in favour of Heath’s governments failure being down to unpopular policies was the Industrial Relations Act of 1971. Heath wanted to curb the power of the unions by introducing measures that w...

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Answered by Billy T. History tutor
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Describe how different types of blood vessel are structurally adapted for their purpose.

Arteries, carrying blood away from the heart have a thick muscular wall that is more elastic than fibrous tissues. This is elastic to cope with the high fluid pressure in the lumen and al...

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How do I improve my history essay writing skills for a source-based question so that I am able to achieve the top band/level?

    Firstly, planning and structure are very much key to your success in a history exam. Ensure that before you begin writing your exam response for a source-based question you have a clear argument in yo...

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Answered by Hyacinth H. History tutor
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How does the lock and key mechanism help enzymes to increase the rate of substrate reactions in the body?

Enzymes are proteins that typically help to increase the rate of specific reactions in the body, each enzyme is specific to one or two substrates meaning that different enzymes help to increase the rate o...

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A claimant must prove that a duty of care is owed using the three-part test set out in the case of Caparo v Dickman. Briefly explain the first part of the test.

The first part of the test in Caparo v Dickman states that a defendant is liable if loss to someone in the claimant’s position was a reasonably foreseeable consequence of the defendant's conduct....

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Answered by Nafeesa B. Law tutor
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