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The inhabitants of the United States talk a great deal of their attachment to their country; but I confess that I do not rely upon that calculating patriotism which is founded upon interest, and whic
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Author: Charles Dickens SOMEBODY’S LUGGAGE CHAPTER I–HIS LEAVING IT TILL CALLED FOR The writer of these humble lines being a Waiter, and having come of a family of Waiters, and owning at the present
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In recording from time to time some of the curious experiences and interesting recollections which I associate with my long and intimate friendship with Mr.
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Banks have been heavily involved in selling their services across national borders from the industry’s very beginning.
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Выступление о конфликте на Ближнем Востоке (ООН, 1985 г.
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The Two-Centimeter Demon. Isaac Asimov I met George at a literrary convention a good many years ago, and was struck by the peculiar look of innocence and candor upon his round middle-aged face.
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Специальное торжественное заседание Генеральной Ассамблеи ООН, по случаю Года ООН, посвященного терпимости (1995 г.) Господин Председатель!
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FINANCE: (part 1) Theodore Roosevelt, аn American president, оnсе claimed that there was nо moral difference between gambling оn cards or horses and gambling оn the stockmarket.
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Usually a person is not qualified to use the name “economist” without a graduate degree in economics. By this definition, there are about 100 000 economists in the US.
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In the meantime South Carolina armed her militia, and prepared for war.
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Crises For those who had hoped that the global financial crisis of 1997-98 might be the last of its kind, this week’s meeting of finanсе ministers in Wаshingtоn was very disappainting.
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Chapter Summary Difficulty of restraining the liberty of the press—Particular reasons which some nations have to cherish this liberty—The liberty of the press a necessary consequence of the sovereign
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Douglas Adams. Young Zaphod Plays It Safe A large flying craft moved swiftly across the surface of an astoundingly beautiful sea.
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