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Give the definition of "obiter dicta" made in a judgment within a case

Obiter dicta is a Latin phrase which when translated means "other things said" by the judge. This is unlike ratio decidendi which is the decision made by the judge and is binding for future cases. ...
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Answered by Anna H. Law tutor
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Outline two cultural factors that may affect ethnic differences in educational achievement. (a level)

One cultural factor which may affect ethnic differences in educational achievement is the language pupils speak. For some students English may not be their first language and therefore they may struggle when...
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Answered by Anna H. Sociology tutor
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How can I get top marks in extract based questions?

Ultimately, all extract questions require careful attention and focus to the extracts themselves. Irrespective of whether it is a play, a novel or a poem, language, form and structure must be analysed closel...
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Answered by William A. English tutor
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He was wondering when he would see her again

lui si chiedeva quando l'avrebbe rivista
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What are some useful phrases to use an essay that demonstrate more complicated structures?

It's always great to have a few 'stock phrases' to put into an essay or an oral that are of a slightly higher register. It makes your writing much more fluent, and also gives you an opportunity to show off m...
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Answered by Hugh P. French tutor
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