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try the hazard warning light switch as if this fails the indicators will not operate then if not try the hazard light relay
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In the old days, radios used vacuum tubes instead of the newer lower voltage transistors to amplify signals. When such radios were used in automobiles a technique was used to convert the 12 volts in a car to the much higher voltage required by vacuum tubes. The device used was called a vibrator and it was an electro-mechanical device that would rapidly reverse the polarity of the 12 volts as it was applied to a step-up transformer's primary winding. The transformers output was AC which had to be rectified back to DC and filtered using capacitors (called condensers back then) to smooth DC of a much higher voltage.
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You have my apologies. Your previous question was not susceptible of one single answer, though. There is still no definitive "name" of who "invented school". There are various types, and they've existed long before records were kept.
Bear that in mind. In pre-history, people still taught their children, and if such happened with a group of children and one adult, one could regard it as a "school".
In the Book of Daniel, there was a dispute between the Jews in captivity who believed in homeschooling and traditional teachings, versus the King of Babylon who wanted all children taught in state schools.
The earliest name I found was King Shulgi of ancient Sumeria, 2,100 B.C. He refers to schooling, though does not say who invented it.
In modern times, as previously said, King Frederick William III of Prussia started what we think of as schools nowadays. His name is probably the best answer. And for this nation (U.S.), John Dewey is the "inventor" of our current way of having such schools.
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No, firstly is an adverb.
First, however, can be used as a noun or an adverb (or an adjective, for that matter), and can always be used in place of firstly.
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Firstly, this question is very dumb. Secondly, there was your sentence :)
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Firstly, I would have to think about your question, which seems a perfectly sensible question to me. Having thought about the question I would firstly suggest there are many sentences which could contain the word firstly, but these should do for now.
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you say first, because firstly is not a word
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Firstly I will write a small sentence.
There are two reasons for this decision: firstly small sentences are easier to understand and secondly they are easier to think of.
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Yes, "firstly" is a real word. It is an adverb used to introduce the first in a series of items or points.
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cancer was firstly found when mr biscuits got aids in the late 14 hundreds
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The word "firstly" in French can be translated as "tout d'abord" or "premièrement".
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The word "firstly", meaning "initially" or "finishing in the first position", is an adverb but and is not considered to be proper for use in formal English. "First" is the preferred word.
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Secondly it does not ENVOLVE!!!!!!!!
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Xu chongming, a famous Chinese physician, firstly introduced the concept in his book of FROM AURICULAR MEDICINE TO AURICLE MEDICINE in 2005.
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firstly you have to buy your ingrediants from the shop so you can make the all new chocolate gobstopper recipe now on the daybreak website buy now ......
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the aims and goals of Psychology is to firstly understand the course of a particular event.
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"First" is more commonly used in modern English than "firstly" when listing items. Using "first" is preferred for clarity and simplicity in writing.
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