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After Don Siegel's masterpiece "Dirty Harry" of 1971 which outraged critics but
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70s cinema and Cop flicks thereafter and the somewhat tamer sequel "Magnum Force" of 1973, Clint Eastwood comes back as the toughest & coolest Cop in cinema-history, Inspector Dirty Harry Callahan.
As a huge fan of Sandler and Nicholson in a variety of genres I can appreciate a good turn-your-brain-off comedy as well as a more
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romantic comedy, but this one seemed to fall somewhere in between and it really didn't work.
"Phantasm" is a film that
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a generation of horror films to come.
I believed at that time, and I still do, that culture, as
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by Freud, can save humanity by ensuring that history doesn’t repeat itself.
In the 1920’s, Swedish economist Knut Wicksell
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it as the interest rate at which, economy-wide, desired investment equals desired savings, implying no upward pressure on consumer prices, resource prices, or wages as aggregate demand outruns supply, and no downward pressure on these prices as supply exceeds demand.
According to the current paradigm, the global target is
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within scientific categories and understood as an absolute upper limit.
Even if this objective were to be initially linked with a broadly
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timescale, it would establish the standard for action according to which all countries would have to be measured.
Stress is generally
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as the state that results when the brain instructs the body to make changes in order to adapt to a new or excessive demand and the individual perceives that the demand will exceed the personal resources which he or she has available.
In this context, curricula that have
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education for the last half-century must be rethought, with a view toward ensuring that workers are equipped with higher-level “meta-skills” that can be adapted easily to a broad array of industries.
Giving life to constitutionally
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political institutions is far more important to the course of Iraq’s immediate future than the specific provisions that the constitution contains.
As a result, even though Japan’s working-age population, traditionally defined, has shrunk 8% over the past decade, the labor force decline totaled just 1%.
But there is no going back to a global order
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by isolated nation-states – even if one would not know it from the populist rhetoric dominating today's discussions.
Last June, the Royal Spanish Academy (the guardians of the national language) added a new word to the Spanish dictionary: Euroescepticismo,
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as distrust of EU projects.
But it was also
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by adherence to Deng’s “four cardinal principles”: the socialist road; the people’s democratic dictatorship; the leadership of the CPC; and Marxism, Leninism, and Mao Zedong Thought.
Bernanke, for example, has proposed giving independent central banks the authority to approve a maximum quantity of monetary finance if they believe doing so is necessary to achieve their clearly
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inflation target.
Today, both values are
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in ways that favor the state.
All else being equal, unless China’s commodity intensity,
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as the amount of a commodity consumed to generate a unit of output, falls dramatically, its demand for commodities will be greater this year than it was last year.
Appropriately
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triggers thus address one of the main criticisms of international aid.
This new confrontation, however, is not
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by antagonism between communism and capitalism, but by a dispute over social and political order – a dispute about freedom, democracy, the rule of law and human rights – as well as by a struggle for geopolitical spheres of influence.
In China, cities’ administratively
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boundaries include both urban and rural jurisdictions, with the latter – called the “county” – engaged mainly in agriculture.
Between 1980 and 2002, average annual per capita income growth in the rich world
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as the “old” OECD members) was almost 2%, compared to just 0.1% in the 42 least developed countries.
Essentially, the concept has served to justify collectivist-authoritarian rule by aligning it with local tradition and culture, with autonomy
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in terms of otherness – that is, differentiation from the West and its values.
To bring true change, Macron will have to transcend the two contradictory but mutually reinforcing political models that have
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the last decade of EU governance: technocracy and populism.
Borrowing would be carried out jointly and should be backed by a dedicated source, either a tax or a
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GDP-based contribution that would enable the eurozone to pay down its debt.
A case in point is Eduardo Galeano’s much-admired 1971 book The Open Veins of Latin America, which has sold more than one million copies in 12 languages and
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a generation’s view of the region’s tortured history.
If sex reassignment surgery can relieve a person's suffering, then the question of whether or not it is treating a conventionally
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illness seems beside the point.
In short, the global economic crisis has destabilized the ideological divides that have long
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the European political scene and has created new dividing lines.
Asia’s two giants have long
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their relationship in terms of the famous Pancha Sheela: mutual respect for each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty; mutual non-aggression; mutual non-interference in each other’s internal affairs; equality and mutual benefit; and peaceful co-existence.
The fifth principle is a more general norm of national security: a country’s policy toward another is
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not just by intentions, but also by capabilities.
What Edmund Burke
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as a group’s attachment to “the inns and resting places of the human spirit” – that is, ethnic, religious, and community ties – would have been a much more powerful mobilizing force for an independence movement.
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