The Big Three—Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George, and Georges Clemenceau—disagreed on several key issues during the Paris Peace Conference. While Wilson advocated for self-determination and the establishment of the League of Nations to ensure lasting peace, Lloyd George prioritized reparations and maintaining British imperial interests, and Clemenceau sought harsh penalties for Germany to prevent future aggression. Wilson's biggest demand was the inclusion of the League of Nations in the peace treaty, which he believed was essential for preventing future conflicts.
biggest loser! However things can change each year.
Actually no...I watched that movie and it is based on fantastic things...Not the same as the 1
people of india mainly demand for three things food, cloth, and shelter
If something is in high demand but there is a limited supply of it then the price goes up. Kinda of like the price of gasoline. There isn't a limited supply and alot alot of people need it for their cars and other things etc so it drives the price. If there isn't a high demand for it then the price is generally reasonable. They are inversely related. Directly related is supply and demand.
I believe the biggest conflict of The Outsiders is when Johnny kills Bob. From there on things go bad.
the 14 things are what you sday they are
I agree with many things and I disagree with many things. You'd have to let me know what is being proposed.
Swimming and writing she swims the dance (line dancing) then writes I guess :D
When economists refer to the demand for goods and services, what they mean is, what goods and services are people buying. People demand things by buying them. If you demand to have things given to your for free, that is politics rather than economics.
If you can appreciate such things.
Interrupt when you disagree with the speaker
because of the increasing demand for things that are environmentally friendly.
One of the biggest things he did was end slavery.
i disagree cause back in the past people starved themselves, but now we have things like jenny Craig :)
His administration started: The Federal Trade CommissionThe Clayton Antitrust ActSent the United States into World War IThe progressive income taxThe Federal Reserve Act
You would have to specify an issue to see if the US and Greece agree; they agree about some things and disagree about other things.
the great wall of china