"Love Island" is a popular TV dating show where singles, or "islanders," live in a tropical villa and must form romantic connections to stay in the competition. They initially couple up based on attraction, with the option to switch partners during "re-coupling." Islanders compete in challenges to test their compatibility, and new arrivals often disrupt existing relationships. Eliminations occur through public voting by viewers or if someone is left single after re-coupling. The winning couple takes home a £100,000 prize. Participants stay in the villa for up to 8 weeks, with all expenses covered. You are a young, single adult living in Manchester. The producers of Love Island have uniquely offered you to participate in the upcoming season.

There are 28 “core sports” at the Olympics and new Olympic sports may be added to the program by the International Olympic Committee (the IOC). The Paris Olympics 2024 saw athletes compete in 32 sports.

Art in the public domain is free for anyone to use, reproduce, and adapt without needing permission or paying fees, as it is not protected by copyright or intellectual property laws. In contrast, art not in the public domain is protected by intellectual property rights, meaning the creator or rights holder can control its use and profit from it.

A non-compete agreement is a legal agreement or clause in an employment contract specifying that an employee must not enter into a job for another employer who competes with their current employer for a designated period of time after their employment is over. A non-compete agreement is a legal agreement or clause in an employment contract specifying that an employee must not enter into a job for another employer who competes with their current employer for a designated period of time after their employment is over.

Precedent refers to the concept of court decisions being justified on the basis of a prior decision that has been made, particularly by a higher court. Although judges can choose to rule against precedent, this tends to be infrequent and places the case under a higher level of scrutiny than otherwise. Some courts, such as the international court of justice, do not allow precedent.