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android /an·droid/ (an´droid) resembling a man.
an·droid (ndroid)
adj.
Possessing human features and form.

android
Etymology: Gk, andros + eidos, form
pertaining to something that is typically masculine, or manlike, such as an android pelvis.

android [an´droid]
resembling a human being.

android
resembling a human being.


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Since the artificial Person is just an idea expressed on paper, it cannot think act or pick up a pen and sign a paper, it needs a living being to do this for it, which is you.
Under the new statutory instrument (amending that of 2006), towing, handling and lighterage (loading and unloading of a ship by means of boats) are to be carried now whether by a physical person of an Algerian nationality or an artificial person of an Algerian right benefiting from a concession (meeting the conditions of professional skills and the terms of the convention and specifications), whereas the previous instrument did not require the nationality of the operators.
They engage with Barroll's ideas articulated in papers, lectures, and publications that span his career, including Artificial Persons (1974), "The Human Figure on the Stage" (Shakespearean Tragedy, 1984), "Researching the Renaissance" (Graduate Seminars, Folger Shakespeare Library, 1991-99), and "England at the Margins" (2000).
 
 
 
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