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BTN Europe Features

SMEs: Plan for growth

SMEs: Plan for growthBy Nick Easen

How to bag a bargain

How to bag a bargainBy Megan Tatum

Ask the experts: Audit solutions

Ask the experts: Audit solutionsBy Catherine Chetwynd

BTN Europe asks a TMC, a consultant and a travel buyer if technology is best for rate audits or whether human input is needed... KEEP READING

Buyer��s Guide: Prioritising risk

Buyer��s Guide: Prioritising riskBy Catherine Chetwynd

Exclusive Interview: Doug Anderson, CEO at Amex GBT

Exclusive Interview: Doug Anderson, CEO at Amex GBTBy Matthew Parsons

How to measure mental health in business travel

How to measure mental health in business travelBy Megan Tatum

Generation Z: agents of change

Generation Z: agents of changeBy Ben Walsh

Artificial intelligence: Don't believe the hype

Artificial intelligence: Don't believe the hypeBy Mark.Chillingworth

In late 2017, a report by the RSA (Royal Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) stated that artificial intelligence (AI) and robots could replace... KEEP READING

The rise of the regional airport

The rise of the regional airportBy Anthea Gerrie

How servicing will transform NDC for buyers

How servicing will transform NDC for buyersBy Rob Gill

Mystery Buyer: Time to bring back the stars?

Mystery Buyer: Time to bring back the stars?By Mystery Buyer

French hospitality group Accor has launched a new ��lifestyle�� brand, called Tribe. At present, there��s only one hotel flying the flag, and that��s in... KEEP READING

Guest Column: New moves in urban mobility

Guest Column: New moves in urban mobilityBy Craig Chambers

Consolidation, customer demand and technology innovation point to a bright future for ��Mobility as a Service�� platforms, but connections remain key... KEEP READING

Guest Column: New moves in urban mobility

Guest Column: New moves in urban mobilityBy Craig Chambers

Technology is revolutionising the global business travel industry. Through the proliferation of apps and instant booking tools, companies are satisfying... KEEP READING

Rail booking: Wishing and hoping

Rail booking: Wishing and hopingBy Dave Richardson

Rail booking: Wishing and hoping

Rail booking: Wishing and hopingBy Dave Richardson

With reviews into the rail sector underway, BBT takes stock of the current state of booking practices and asks industry experts what they��d want changed... KEEP READING

Buyer��s Guide: The benefits of central bookings

Buyer��s Guide: The benefits of central bookingsBy Catherine Chetwynd

Travel Buyer Q&A: Pam Booth, Impellam Group

Travel Buyer Q&A: Pam Booth, Impellam GroupBy Matthew Parsons

The growing importance of apprenticeship schemes

The growing importance of apprenticeship schemesBy Bob Papworth

BBT Roundtable: Why aren't students learning about business travel?By Matthew Parsons

Four key things to consider when choosing a venue

Four key things to consider when choosing a venueBy Lisa Hatswell

Here, Lisa Hatswell, MD of Unique Venues of London, offers a few pointers which business travel buyers should consider when booking a venue for an... KEEP READING

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Another and profounder characteristic of Plato, as distinguished from Aristotle, is his thorough-going opposition of reality to appearance; his distrust of sensuous perception, imagination, and opinion; his continual appeal to a hidden world of absolute truth and justice. We find this profounder principle also grasped and applied to poetical purposes in our Elizabethan literature, not only by Spenser, but by a still greater master��Shakespeare. It is by no means unlikely that Shakespeare may have looked into a translation of the Dialogues; at any rate, the intellectual atmosphere he breathed was so saturated with their spirit that he could easily absorb enough of it to inspire him with the theory of existence which alone gives consistency to his dramatic work from first to last. For the essence of his comedies is that they represent the ordinary world of sensible experience as a scene of bewilderment and delusion, where there is nothing fixed, nothing satisfying, nothing true; as something which, because of its very unreality, is best represented by the drama,371 but a drama that is not without mysterious intimations of a reality behind the veil. In them we have the "For sich is the Kingdom of Heaven," interjected Shorty, imitating the Chaplain's tone. "The devil invented abatis, just after he invented hell, and as an improvement on it, and just before he invented secession," Shorty judged hotly. "When we git through them abatis there I'm goin' to kill everything I find, just to learn 'em to stop sich heathenish work. It's sneakin' murder, not war." "It is good they do not," Cadnan said stubbornly. "A slave is a big thing, and Cadnan is only a little thing. It is better to be big than little." Time had run out. Johnny Dodd's enemies wanted him dead, and so he had to kill them (and so avoid killing himself, and so avoid recognizing how much he himself wanted to be dead). But the balance wasn't complete. There was still the guilt, still the terrible guilt that made it right for the Confederation to kill him. He lifted her bodily and laid her on the bed. But she was still half insane�� "One's in prison, and t'other I turned away." "I've changed my mind." "What is your pleasure with me, maiden?" asked the baroness, in a condescending tone. "I will go. Can we measure the mercy of the Lord?" "You did; and do you not recognize me, as he who gave the alarm when the fellows had peeped above the wall at the cross-roads, and whose hat was pierced by an arrow as he stood beneath the tree that overshadowed the grave at Hailes?" "'Tis false!" returned Richard, angrily��"who are they?��confess! confess!" HoME �ڹѸ�ƨ ENTER NUMBET 0017
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