The article explores the meanings of ennui in eighteenth-century England.Based on text searches, it proposes that the French term ennui was adopted into everyday usage in England around the mid-century, and was from the 1770s onwards used to signify especially the temporal aspects of the word, that is, boredom.Ennui was closely tied to social rank:

The increase in informal activities is a problem in the Ecuadorian economy and those who develop it are considered vulnerable groups since they do not have a permanent job with due benefits of the law that a formal job would offer them.Since their economic income is unstable, they run the risk of financial vulnerability.The present research aims to

Background.Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) in pregnancy Vacuum Bag Slide has serious implications and requires multidisciplinary management.This becomes even more complicated in the setting of active disease and history of prior vascular grafts.Case.A woman presented with increasing left lower extremity pain at 18 weeks of gestation with a comple

Distance learning is a modern system for providing educational services and is relatively new in Romania, if related to the date of its emergence in Europe.More and more active working people are interested in this form of education, paying of course a special attention to its quality.It is quite difficult to appraise the Extra Large UPH DRM Bench

The Law of Obligations - ZOO (1978), thanks to its internal quali ties, has survived to this day, not only in the Republic of Serbia, but also in all the states created by the dissolution of Yugoslavia (with minor changes and adaptati ons).The analysis of certain legal institutes, such as Statute of limitations, MACROGEST shows that the circulation