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党的十九届六中全会于2021年()在北京召开
2004年9月田某考入北京某大学,取得本科生学籍。2006年2月,田某在参加一课程补考过程中,随身携带有该课程公式的纸条,中途去厕所时,纸条掉出,被监考老师发现。监考老师按照考场纪律,当即停止了田某的考试。同时,北京某大学于同年3月5日按照该校《关于严格考试管理的紧急通知》之规定,决定对田某按退学处理。田某不服,遂向法院提起诉讼。背景资料:《教育法》第二十九条:学校及其他教育机构行使下列权利:(一)按照章程自主管理;(二)组织实施教育教学活动;(三)招收学生或者其他受教育者;(四)对受教育者进行学籍管理,实施奖励或者处分;(五)对受教育者颁发相应的学业证书;……该校制定的《关于严格考试管理的紧急通知》中规定:凡考试作弊的学生一律按退学处理、取消学籍。问题:北京某大学是否为行政主体?
因为本案中北京某大学属于法律、法规授权的一种公共组织,其对田某退学处理的行为是基于法律授予其学籍管理权而作出的,因而属于行政法意义上的行政。其实行政主体
在《教师资格条例》中,第十九条规定:有下列情形之一的,由()级以上人民政府教育行政部门撤销其教师资格:(一)弄虚作假、骗取教师资格的;(二)品行不良、侮辱学生,影响恶劣的。
10.foe
foe 敌人
11.eradicate
eradicate根除
12.testimony
testimony证据
13.civility
civility礼貌,礼仪
14.prescribe
prescribe规定
15.forebear
forebear祖先
16.impressionable
impressionable易受影响的
17.swivel
swivel旋转
18.exultant
exultant狂喜的,欢欣鼓舞的
19.JudgeHaltsWorkonMicrosoft’sJEDIContract,aVictoryforAmazonAfederaljudgeinWashingtonorderedMicrosoftonThursdaytohaltallworkona$10billioncloud-computingcontractforthePentagon,inavictoryforAmazon,whichhadchallengedtheawardingofthecontract.Inasealedopinion,thejudgeoftheCourtofFederalClaimsorderedworktostopontheJointEnterpriseDefenseInfrastructureproject,knownasJEDI,untilAmazon’slegalchallengewasresolved.The10-yearcontractwasoneofthelargesttechcontractsfromthePentagon,andMicrosoftwassettobeginworkonitthismonth.Thedecisionaddstotheacrimonysurroundingthelucrativedeal,whichwasamajorprizeinthetechnologyindustry,andratchetsupthelegalbattlearoundthetransformationofthemilitary’scloud-computingsystems.InDecember,AmazonfileditslegalchallengeagainsttheawardingofJEDI,sayingthatMr.Trumpused“improperpressure”onthePentagonatitsexpense.Inanothercourtfilingthismonth,Amazonarguedthataninjunctionwasnecessarytopreventitfromlosingtheprofititcouldearnfromthecontract.“ThisisallsettingthestageforamajorcourtfightbetweenAmazonandMicrosoft,withtheD.O.D.caughtinbetween,”saidDanielIves,ananalyst.“It’sapoliticalfootballthat’sbeingkickedaround.”QuestionWhichofthefollowingCANreplace“halts”in“JudgehaltsworkonMicrosoftJEDIcontract?"
29.PresidentTrumphascalledmembersofthepress“enemiesofthepeople,”deemedcriticalcoverage“fake,”accusednewsorganizationsoftreasonandthreatenedtomakeiteasiertosuejournalistsforlibel.ButnotuntilthisweekhadMr.Trumpturnedtotheultimaterecourseoftheunhappyreader:Hecanceledhissubscription.OfficialsintheWestWingonThursdayannouncedthatcopiesofTheWashingtonPostandTheNewYorkTimeswouldnolongerbedeliveredtotheWhiteHouse.Theadministrationismovingtoforceotherfederalagenciestoendtheirsubscriptionstothepapers,aswell.TheWhiteHouseremainsasignificantcustomerofprintjournalism:CopiesofTheWallStreetJournal,USAToday,TheFinancialTimesandotherpublicationsaredeliveredto1600PennsylvaniaAvenueeverymorning,alongwithMr.Trump’spreferredfirstread,TheNewYorkPost.Andthepresidentremainsarabidabsorberofthewidermedialandscape,frequentlycommentingonwhatheseesoncablenewsandsendinghandwrittennotestojournalists,oftenscrawledonprintoutsoftheirarticles.Mr.TrumppreviewedhiscancellationplansduringaninterviewonMondayonFoxNews,duringwhichhecalledTheTimes“afakenewspaper”andtoldSeanHannitythat“wedon’tevenwantitintheWhiteHouseanymore.”Question:Accordingtothepassage,PresidentTrump________________.
39.Butascasesofthevirusspreadandmultiply,callsforclosingbordershavegrownlouder,mostpredictablyfromthefarrightandpopulistswhowereneverfansofthebloc’sopenborderpolicy.whichofthefollowingcanbestreplace"multiply"in"casesofthevirusspreadandmultiply"?