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    • … self-made man. Abraham Lincoln likewise captured the public imagination when he made the improbable leap from lowly log-cabin to the White House. Yet the concept really took hold in American culture during the post Civil-War period. The so-called Second Industrial Revolution was in full swing, new …

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    • … culture, race, religion, sex, black or white. It is found in the nooks and crannies of every nation, whether emerging or developed. It is both in the family unit and in the broad spectrum of society. In many nations, it is the reason why workers want tips before performing their official functions …

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    • … When they finally made it into Canaan, each tribe and each family was given a piece of the land as a hereditary possession. Since the vast majority of the people who lived prior to the Industrial Revolution were landless, the provision that every family would have their own land to use …

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    • … forever to the Gulf of Mexico, wheat farmers in Kansas without crops. What sounds like the climatic end of days could be coming a lot sooner than previously anticipated. Oil prices risk falling further next year LONDON: Oil prices, which hit record highs above 147 dollars a barrel this year before …

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    • … in the hills, five kilometres from Bergamo. You can view the menu on their website. Day trips from Bergamo Crespi d’Adda This factory and village was built in the late 19th century by the Crespi family as an industrial utopia. The life of the workers, their families and the community were planned in order …

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    • … that never existing, before or after the agrarian revolution and founding of “The State.” (Consider, as a side note, Hakim Bey’s notion of the pirate utopia: a model of social order enviable in some ways for its structure, but outside of and in fact perhaps in opposition to morality). Or whatever.

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    • … in two envelopes? This is a tradition that dates back to soon after the Industrial Revolution (ca. 1800) and the invention of lithography. Lithography is a printing process in which chemicals are used to accept and print ink, instead of the labor- and time-intensive processes of calligraphy (elegant …

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    • … for the six degrees of separation game - two steps to Dr Who, and two steps to Sigmund Freud ;) But anyway, back to the episode. Let’s just say it was brilliant and leave it at that. [1] Victorian London, children in a workhouse, the industrial revolution, exciting metal things, a father parted from his …

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    • … the giant military-industrial carnivores have become hungry for shares in this border boom. …Since most tourists and non-military residents—I suppose beguiled by pandas and wet t-shirts—don’t even register the monumentality of these mega-bases and naval installations, they are unlikely to read …

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    • … in the hills, five kilometres from Bergamo. You can view the menu on their website. Day trips from Bergamo Crespi d’Adda This factory and village was built in the late 19th century by the Crespi family as an industrial utopia. The life of the workers, their families and the community were planned in order …




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