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The
Thirty
Years’ Peace with Israel gave Egypt the chance for economic growth and development.
Unforgettable TiananmenLONDON –
Thirty
years ago this month, I was in Beijing as a British development minister for the annual meeting of the Asian Development Bank.
They form the foundations of the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, which recognized after the
Thirty
Years War that sovereign states have their own interests to defend, and must engage with other states on a reciprocal basis.
Thirty
years later, it’s worth asking how well Kohl and other Western leaders kept this promise.
Thirty
years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, reality has inverted Kohl’s famous promise: many are worse off than before, but it is much better for a few.
But as the cultural historian Anne Goldgar reminds us, Mackay neglected to mention that the mania coincided with the exceptionally high mortality of the plague, which was spread by the armies fighting the
Thirty
Years’ War.
Her purpose in dressing was now quite the reverse of what she had had in view
thirty
years ago.
Tired, hungry, and happy, Levin returned to his lodging toward ten o'clock, having tramped some
thirty
versts and bringing nineteen red-fleshed birds, besides a duck tied to his girdle, as there was no room for it in his bag.
He only understood one thing well: the shaft swallowed men by mouthfuls of twenty or thirty, and with so easy a gulp that it seemed to feel nothing go down.
Some
thirty
workmen were standing upright with their backs to the fire, roasting themselves with an air of enjoyment.
The sloping roof descended so low that, for twenty or
thirty
metres at a time, he had to walk bent double.
"Now," he began again, in a slow voice, "I haven't even
thirty
sous to make her presents with.
He had been just about to claim his
thirty
sous and go.
No matter; he would go when he had received his
thirty
sous.
Of all the land that once belonged to it there only remained some
thirty
hectares, enclosed by walls, and easy to keep up.
The cook, a lean old woman who had served them for
thirty
years, laughed.
When they were some
thirty
paces off, the gossiping recommenced with redoubled vigour.
He must have been about
thirty
years old, fair and slender, with a delicate face framed by thick hair and a slight beard.
She called all the miners her children; and grew tender at the thought of the flood of beer which she had poured out for them during the last
thirty
years; and she boasted also that a putter never became pregnant without having first stretched her legs at her establishment.
" Maheu followed this calculation in a low voice: nine days gave him about
thirty
francs, eighteen to Catherine, nine to Jeanlin.
Soon there were
thirty
of them, then fifty, all choking with the same terror.
We shall see whom they mean to follow--me, whom they have known for
thirty
years, or you, who have turned everything upside down among us in less than a year.
Besides, the family seemed to want for nothing; the father continued his duties as a groom at the Voreux while she, saying that she could not live with folded arms, had become a laundress, which brought her in
thirty
sous a day.
Thirty
ladders, that made about two hundred and ten metres.
you're making yourself comfortable!" said this woman, a lean widow of thirty, when she saw Catherine in her chemise.
Some
thirty
men and women, nearly all belonging to the settlement of the Deux-Cent-Quarante, who had remained at home in the morning and had come in the evening for news, had invaded this estaminet on the approach of the strikers.
Afterwards, at every ladder, he had to perform the same manoeuvre over again, going down first, then receiving the body in his arms; and he had thus, down
thirty
ladders, two hundred and ten metres, to feel it constantly falling over him.
They were some
thirty
at most, and talked together in a violent and confused way.
A fine sum Catherine would bring her! hardly
thirty
sous, to which they might add twenty sous if the bosses were good enough to find work for that brigand Jeanlin.
They could not even understand this mad courage in destruction; they refused to believe, in spite of the evidence, just as we doubt those stories of celebrated escapes of prisoners who fly through windows
thirty
metres above the ground.
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