answer:1. Naomi Campbell has been allowed back on British Airways flights after a five-year ban. 2. The ban was imposed following her arrest for being abusive on a flight and assaulting police officers. 3. Campbell had also accused BA staff of racism. 4. Some BA workers are reportedly upset by the decision to allow her back on flights, calling it "special treatment" due to her wealth and fame. 5. The supermodel flew First Class to Milan on May 3, accompanied by BA's special services staff. 6. Campbell was banned after a row over her luggage at Heathrow Airport in 2008, resulting in a £2,300 fine and 200 hours of community service. 7. British Airways spokesman stated they cannot disclose passenger details due to data protection.

answer:A). Emily had the necessary knowledge. Emily had to show Samantha how to make paper mache out of water and flour because Emily had the necessary knowledge to do so.

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answer:2). No; The sentence provided, "However, the emperor permanently barred Li Ying and his associates from serving in office, marking the beginning of the Partisan Prohibitions," does not answer the question, "During what type of crisis did Emperor Huan alienate the bureaucracy?" To answer the question effectively, we must provide some background and context related to Emperor Huan and the type of crisis that occurred during his reign that led to his alienation of the bureaucracy. Emperor Huan, also known as Liu Zhi, was the 28th emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty, ruling from 146 to 168 CE. His reign is marked by multiple power struggles, factions, and crises within the imperial court and bureaucracy. The specific crisis during which he alienated the bureaucracy is known as the 'Partisan Prohibitions' which occurred during the period between 166 and 168 CE. The Partisan Prohibitions were a series of political purges that took place during Emperor Huan's rule. These purges targeted members of the bureaucracy associated with opposing factions, especially the faction led by the scholar-official Li Ying. Li Ying and his supporters, known as Confucian purists, were critical of the emperor's extravagance, corruption, and preference for eunuchs in important government positions. Emperor Huan, influenced by the eunuchs in his court who opposed Li Ying and his associates, took harsh measures that led to his further alienation from the bureaucracy. He permanently barred Li Ying and his associates from serving in office, effectively disabling their political careers. This marked the beginning of the Partisan Prohibitions, a period during which Emperor Huan and the subsequent emperors would continue to suppress dissenting voices within the bureaucracy. The crisis that ensued during the Partisan Prohibitions significantly weakened the Eastern Han Dynasty by undermining the relationship between the emperor and the bureaucracy. This ultimately contributed to the decline of the dynasty, leading to increased corruption, loss of central authority, and the fragmentation of the empire into the subsequent period of the Three Kingdoms. In conclusion, although the sentence provided does indicate the start of the Partisan Prohibitions, it does not explicitly mention the type of crisis that occurred during Emperor Huan's reign which led to the alienation of the bureaucracy. To answer the question correctly, we must consider the broader context of Emperor Huan's rule and the events that led to the Partisan Prohibitions, as outlined above.