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...Now see the many state attorneys-general (acolytes, no doubt of Alito et. al.) who want to sanction corporations that adopt ESG....
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...The net effect can be seen below: According to Greenspan et al, the shifting proportion of workers to retirees will supposedly increase demand for goods and services relative to supply....
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The myth of Scottish exceptionalism?
...But there is tentative evidence to suggest that, as McCollum et al write: “Socially and economically disadvantaged groups are comparatively unreceptive to migrants and overall levels of opposition to migration...
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...al). – July 16 On the state of the world One thing perhaps that won’t survive is the 20th century western model of big government knows best that gave rise to today’s creaking corporatism....
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...I know you have the ear of the Pope, Obama, Lakshmi et al, but I ask you humbly to let this be strictly “off the record”....
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...What really happened at Northern Rock, Royal Bank of Scotland et al? This gives you a clearer idea....
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Securing the resources to build and finance America's clean energy future
Wednesday, 29 MayWashington, D.C., USA
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Jurek Martin: Cronies, phonies and lightweights
...The sub-cabinet neoconservative civilian hierarchy at the Pentagon (Wolfowitz, Feith, Cambone et al) has much to answer for....
September 30, 2005
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James Boyle: A natural experiment
...In the United States, the database industry has grown more than 25-fold since 1979 and - contrary to those who paint the Feist case as a revolution - for that entire period, in most of the United States,...
November 22, 2004

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