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Frederick the Great mainly spoke and wrote in French.
ECONOMIST: The vain battle to promote German
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Not because special interests will turn back the clock (which need not happen) or because the world is heading for another Great Depression (most unlikely) but mainly because the war of ideas has not yet been won.
ECONOMIST: Economics focus
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Advocates of legalization say the costs of prohibition, mainly through the criminal justice system, place a great burden on taxpayers and governments.
WHITEHOUSE: Strengthen Efforts to Prevent Drug Use in Our Communities
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She might have written the real man's biography, except that her trade is novel-writing and Cromwell is, as she says, "unbiographicable": We know a great deal about Cromwell the public man, mainly because his papers were seized and preserved before his execution.
BBC: Can Mantel's Bring Up The Bodies match Wolf Hall?
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Mainly with it good but not great multi-player and the less then developed supporting cast.
FORBES: Tomb Raider Is Brilliant, Brutal Bliss
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What mainly stands between the world and an economic setback worse than anything since the Great Depression of the 1930s is the present momentum of growth in America (above all) and Europe.
ECONOMIST: Heading for meltdown? | The
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Now there are some startups that do offer some great depth in specific areas mainly because they are later stage startups that are already on the track to having a proven business model.
FORBES: What Are The Pros And Cons Of Interning At A Startup Versus A Big Established Tech Company?
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In an ABC poll out yesterday, Renee, a huge number - 70 percent - say they still think about the attacks a great deal, and almost 80 percent said that it's changed their personal outlook, mainly to make them more security conscious.
NPR: White House Boosts National Security Rhetoric
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But the deal has one great advantage: it is supported by the government via the BNDES. Brazilian policymakers are worried about Brazil becoming mainly an exporter of commodities.
ECONOMIST: Supermarkets in Brazil
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The rate at which an epidemic spreads to lower-risk groups depends a great deal on whether different groups mate mainly among themselves (assortative mating) or whether they mate a lot with other people (disassortative mating).
ECONOMIST: A turning-point for AIDS?