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The other is a certain mystification about what on Earth Fukuyama thinks he is talking about?
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The first unambiguously modern state, Mr Fukuyama believes, was the Qin dynasty in China, founded in 221BC.
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Dr. Yukio Fukuyama, a juvenile epilepsy expert, said that "television epilepsy" can be triggered by flashing, colorful lights.
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Francis Fukuyama has graced us all with his latest ruminations on how the entire globe ought to organise itself.
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In Trust , Fukuyama examines the cultural values that enable people to work together toward a common purpose and thus make these markets function.
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History may not have ended, as historian Francis Fukuyama predicted, but Europe is far less burdened by its past than at any time since the war.
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But the army has many other brigades, too: repentant neocons such as Francis Fukuyama, legal scholars such as Douglas Kmiec, and conservative talk-show hosts such as Michael Smerconish.
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The master emerges better than his pupil, Mr Fukuyama.
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More recently, Francis Fukuyama has echoed Hegel's theme.
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Mr Fukuyama (a pupil of Samuel Huntington who wrote a seminal work on political order 40 years ago) begins his own search for the origins of political order with the shift from small hunting bands to tribes.
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It is not only a series of popes but also a number of prominent secular thinkers who believe that the birth-control pill has been one of the major milestones in human history a diverse group that runs from public intellectuals of a previous generation like Walter Lippmann to such contemporary scholars as Francis Fukuyama and Robert Putnam.
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