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- Dictionaryrightful/ˈrʌɪtf(ʊ)l/
adjective
- 1. having a legitimate right to property, position, or status: "the rightful owner of the jewels" Similar Opposite
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2 hours ago · A nominee acts as a temporary trustee for assets, while a legal heir has the rightful claim based on inheritance laws. This distinction can significantly impact the distribution of assets after death. Understanding these roles ensures that your loved ones receive their rightful inheritance and that your wishes are honored.
10 hours ago · USING INNOVATIVE METHODS AND TECHNOLOGIES IN ENGLISH TEACHING Durdona Ibrahimova National University of Uzbekistan named after Mirzo Ulugbek
10 hours ago · Its minimalist storytelling, focused solely on one character’s journey, invites viewers to engage deeply with the narrative. This profound depth, paired with the film’s philosophical undertones, often leads to it being overlooked, despite its rightful place among films that are too smart for the average audience.
10 hours ago · Lichtman further argues that Gore was the rightful winner of the 2000 election, and lost because of improper ballot counting in Florida. [41] In 2016, when there were six false keys against the incumbent Democrats, with Lichtman predicting the election of Republican nominee Donald Trump in September 2016. Trump lost the popular vote, but won ...
10 hours ago · Indonesia has taken the global lead in presenting the climate narrative of developing nations in its white paper on just transition, which also serves as a reference framework for its peer ...
10 hours ago · Part of the problem is how we define national identity. As the Pew Research Centre in the US points out, national identity’s key elements include cultural values, language, customs, traditions, symbols and a sense of belonging to a particular nation. That works well in a country that has fewer cultural and language flavours than South Africa.
10 hours ago · Technology is Disembodiment. Let us first accept that the elephant in the room (regarding the state of the world today) is technology. We can try as much as we want to discuss the various problems plaguing humanity today (deforestation, infertility, extinctions, depression, pollution etc.), but it would be of no use unless we accept that they ...
