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Cerca de 200 (duzentas) personalidades do Direito do Trabalho e de reconhecida competência que aceitaram a missão de elaborar uma pergunta e uma resposta de algum dos temas atingidos pela reforma e minirreforma trabalhistas. A divisão da obra se deu, aliás, de acordo com o tipo de questionamento enfrentado, ou seja, se referente ao direito individual, coletivo ou processual do trabalho.A novidades trazidas pela Lei da Reforma, assim como na Minirreforma Trabalhista, não são pacíficas. Ao revés, conforme se poderá notar ao longo desta obra, alguns dos coautores são mais entusiasmados com a nova legislação, ao passo que outros, nem tanto. E, assim, longe de tentar elogiar ou critic...
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From the entry of the Germans into Turin on September 10, 1943 to the liberation of the city on April 28, 1945, Ada Gobetti, translator, educator, and resistance activist, recorded an almost daily account of her life in the resistance movement against the fascist government and the Nazis. Part diary, part memoir, Gobetti's Diario partigiano (Partisan diary) provides a firsthand account of who the anti-fascist partisans in the Piedmont region of Italy were and how they fought.
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Food and its preparation play an integral role in this novel of a young Italian woman struggling to find her own identity in a family of strong personalities and colorful figures.
Eccentric millionaire David Van Wyck has decided to pledge all his money away, leaving his wife Anne nothing but her jewelry to survive on. When David sees Anne flirting with an old high school friend during a weekend party at his mansion, Buttonwood Terrace, he decides to include Anne's gems in his giveaway. David Wyck is found murdered the next morning in a locked-room and while suspicion initially points to Anne, it becomes apparent that several of Wyck's guests had a motive for the crime. The narrator of the story, the guest Ann is in love with, prays that the culprit is 'Anybody but Anne.'
One Hundred Pages for the Future
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China Sky, first published in 1941, is a romance by Pearl S. Buck set in war-time China. Dr. Gray Thompson, an American missionary doctor, works alongside Dr. Sara Durand in a hospital he has built in a small Chinese village, as Japanese forces approach. When Gray returns from a visit to America a trip, he shocks Sara (who is in love with him) by introducing his new socialite wife, Louise. In the midst of bombing attacks on the village, Dr. Thompson continues to help the local residents, and especially the insurgent leader Chen-Ta. To protect the hospital, a high-ranking Japanese prisoner gets a message to the Japanese commander which stops the bombing but, eventually, Japanese paratroopers land in the village, and fierce fighting ensues. China Sky was also the subject of a 1945 movie of the same name. Pearl S. Buck (1892-1973) received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1938 and was the author of numerous novels, short-stories and works of non-fiction.