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 Arbitration - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Arbitration, in the context of United States law, is a form of alternative dispute resolution — specifically, a legal alternative to litigation whereby the parties to a dispute agree to submit their respective positions (through agreement or hearing) to a neutral third party (the arbitrator(s) or arbiter(s)) for resolution.
In these cases, the choice of arbiter may be spelled out in a contract.
"Arbiter" is the name of a class of Protoss warships manned by Judicators in the PC game StarCraft.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arbitration   (2203 words)

  
 CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: France
The papacy was imprisoned on their territory; the German empire was passing through a crisis, was, in fact, decaying, and the kings of France might well imagine themselves temporal vicars of God, side by side with, or even in opposition to, the spiritual vicar who lived at Avignon.
Louis XIV, on the contrary, who for many years was arbiter of the destinies of Europe, was actuated by purely religious motives in some of his wars.
Thus the war against Holland, and that against the League of Augsburg, and his intervention in the affairs of England were in some respects the result of of religious policy and of a desire to uphold Catholicism in Europe.
www.newadvent.org /cathen/06166a.htm   (15017 words)

  
 Mob Software
Compare this with the best effort by an individual—Samuel Johnson—who, over a 9-year period, using the same methodology and a handful of assistants called amanuenses, produced a 2-volume dictionary with about 40,000 words and in most cases 1 citation per entry.
As we look at these two works, Johnson’s dictionary is a monument to individual effort and a work of art, revealing as much about Johnson as about the language he perceived around him, while the OED is the standard benchmark for dictionaries, the final arbiter of meaning and etymology.
Both open-source and proprietary software projects are internally highly ordered: In both cases there are only a few developers in core teams; in open source, there is a halo of occasional or opportunistic developers who chip in work, fix bugs, and make small changes.
www.dreamsongs.com /MobSoftware.html   (11627 words)

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