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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Who is mad Lords in Paris?

  The fraternal friendship between M.Cohen and the uber-hip jewelry store MAD LORDS in Paris was born 10 years ago during an inspirational trip to Los Angeles by Serge & Caroline Muller. Together, they translated M.Cohen’s West Hollywood Store vision and style to their own universe in Paris.

• What is the lords of the valley?

  The Lords of the Valley is a professional role-play simulation game that takes place in the valley of the river exposed to unexpected droughts and floods. Players assume the roles of farmers-businessmen, public officials, banker, and NGO’s worker.

• What does the House of Lords do each day?

  Each sitting day the Members of the Lords start by questioning Government Ministers in the Chamber to find out what they are doing, or propose to do, on any subject (Oral Questions). After Oral Questions, Lords may then examine and improve draft legislation.

• What can you do in lords mobile?

  Lords Mobile: Prepare to enter a world of chaos in Lords Mobile, a real-time, competitive strategy game. Build up your empire, collect exotic Heroes, train your troops, and battle your way to the top! Even in this dog-eat-dog world, perhaps you’ll find an alliance within a Guild.

• What do Lords and peasants have in common?

  • Lords and peasants shared attitudes and beliefs. • Topics will include land problems, development projects, health and education, women’s groups, peasant cooperatives and democratic congresses. • Moreover, in the absence of any evidence of impending upheaval, individual peasants were wary of risking involvement in seditious talk.