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何でか久々に検索してみようと思ったら・・、

偶然。

このニュースに日本の名前が出ていたから・・・だったのか。

なんて書いてあるのかなー。

日本の政治家じゃないと分からないんじゃないかなー。


A little can only whisper to come to say delicate dilemma .

They are.

Their know everything is left.

Anyway, enough.

Instead, let us examine the case of another who believes they were.

How to relinquish control?

Queen Elizabeth II has insiders who have long stepped in his own words.

A century devoted to opening I have practiced husband endured crises.

Clans,time helped reinvent to the point where if you have succumbed to the latest rash.

The world to believe that can she can take.

We live in ensure to escaping.

You are lucky enough to make it into your cognitive eroded,the only thing.

Her husband was only to her.

写真はこれでいいのかしら。
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Lean forward a little, would you? We can only whisper this to a trusted few. Don't want word getting out just yet – nudge, nudge, wink, wink and all that. But it's time we talked about convincing someone that their time is up and the moment has come to say goodbye.

It's a delicate dilemma in so many workplaces. Someone hangs around for so long they believe they are indispensable. Truth is, they instead become set in their ways. A little long in the tooth. Predictable. You know the type. Thinks everything will fall apart if they move on and the world is left to others.
Lean forward a little, would you? We can only whisper this to a trusted few. Don't want word getting out just yet – nudge, nudge, wink, wink and all that. But it's time we talked about convincing someone that their time is up and the moment has come to say goodbye.

It's a delicate dilemma in so many workplaces. Someone hangs around for so long they believe they are indispensable. Truth is, they instead become set in their ways. A little long in the tooth. Predictable. You know the type. Thinks everything will fall apart if they move on and the world is left to others.
True, we live in a time where many are working to reinvent workplace culture and ensure roles exist for the ageing employee. Australia has a prime minister who is 62, the United States a president almost a decade older. But there is no escaping the awful truth that, if you are lucky enough to make it into your 10th decade, cognitive and physical functions are considerably eroded. The only thing that quickens is the deterioration of memory and judgment.

Other blue bloods around the world are already dealing with this. Japan's 83-year-old Emperor Akihito said last year his advancing years might begin to affect his ability to serve. The Japanese government quickly moved to propose a law allowing him to abdicate. In Denmark, speculation grows that 76-year-old Queen Margrethe II may abdicate because she misses her husband who retired more than a year ago. And let's not forget it was only four years ago that Pope Benedict stepped down because of declining health "due to old age" – the first time the papacy had been willingly vacated in 900 years.

But constitutional monarchy means never having to say you're leaving. Elizabeth's strident supporters point to her ability to guide the royal family through an age of unprecedented social upheaval. Her popularity remains at record levels, despite the inevitable mistakes. And there have been moments when even the most ardent monarchist had wished she could show a few deeper glimpses of humanity. After all, what grandmother would sit by and allow her grandchildren – one of them only 12 and still reeling from the sudden death of his mother – to be forced to walk behind her coffin under the unblinking gaze of the entire world? Ask Prince Harry. He's still looking for an answer.

By staying on in her advancing years, inevitably retreating from public life and official duties, speculation will mount and swirl around the Queen's mental and physical health and her succession planning. Remaining because she believes it maintains stability for The Firm will lead to greater instability.

It matters not whether you are a republican or monarchist. If the Queen wants an enduring legacy then standing aside is the only reasonable option. Her image cannot be enhanced by refusing to release her grip on the throne. Instead, by stubbornly extending her rule she has only one destiny.

Does the Queen really want to be remembered as the incredible shrinking royal?

Garry Linnell is co-presenter of The Breakfast Show on Talking Lifestyle.

http://www.smh.com.au/comment/as-prince-philip-waves-goodbye-perhaps-its-time-for-queen-elizabeth-too-20170803-gxoo9f.html





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エリザベス女王の皇太子、チャールズ皇太子とダイアナ妃の王子、ウィリアム王子のニュース。

このニュースは日本語で書かれていて、
日本人に知ってもらいたいニュースみたいです。


http://front-row.jp/_ct/17097597

英ロイヤル・ファミリーのウィリアム王子は、じつは結婚指輪を一度も着けたことがない
 





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