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Prospective and aspiring principals are continually dissuaded by the increasingly intensified and complex demands (Gronn, 2002; Cranston, Ehrich, & Billot, 2003; The Wallace Foundation, 2003; Miller, 2004), and it is plausible that principal standards may exacerbate the difficulty in recruiting and retaining principals (Gronn, 2002). The architect is Father Billot, one of the community, who received his architectural training in Paris, being a member of the Institut des Beaux-Arts before joining the Order'. Seamless interoperability is an expectation of mobile users in our market," said Julien Billot, head of marketing with Orange France. |
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