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... nel frattempo, i massoni il 13 Marzo scatenarono una grave insurrezione a Vienna, tanto che l'imperatore Ferdinando I fu costretto a concedere la cos... ...o-Veneto. A Milano, infatti, appena giunta la notizia dell'insurrezione di Vienna, vi fu l'episodio delle Cinque Giornate che durò dal 18 al 22 marzo.... ...anin Manin ,l’antifederalista Daniele Manin, nel 1847 scrive- va nell sua opera Giurisprudenza Veneta, " Era nella veneta legilsazione e si mantenne ... ...o dal Lesseps, deputato dell'Assemblea Nazionale francese, l'ordine di non operare con le truppe del governo napoletano e di quello austriaco, con- si... ... inglese, Garibaldi partì da Liverpool con il vapore Waterloo, sbarcando a Staten Island il 30 Luglio. A New York fu ospitato in casa del massone Anto... ... Alpi. L'11 Giugno, organizza- te dal Piemonte, furono fatte scoppiare, ad opera dei settari massoni che aiutarono carabinieri piemontesi in borghese,... ...Toscana, che vennero ufficialmen- te annesse al Piemonte. Le Romagne erano state già annesse con l'occu- pazione militare, nonostante la protesta del ... ...l'annessione alla Francia. Il giorno prece- dente le truppe francesi erano state fatte entrare nelle province per il "controllo" delle elezioni che, a...

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...y guaranteed the emigration of wealthy Jews to Palestine! There would have been no State of Israel without us!” He clutched his abdomen in excru... ...Sixth Old News “Heinrich Mueller? Gestapo Mueller? The head of the Nazi secret state police?” I felt more awkward by the minute. Libby was t... ...resumed her oration: “In 1935, Hitler and his minions made a series of surprising statements.” – Libby leafed through another tome and read: “’Law... ...rks to no one in particular – “Good people. They have been with me since Prague and Vienna. It’s Budapest’s turn soon.” – he laughs cynically. ****... ...handeliers hang from the stucco-decorated ceilings. It reminds me of a Habsburg-era opera house. Eichmann regards it all with growing distaste as we... ...n. She frowned; “I didn’t notice it.” “What does it say?” “It says that the operation is scheduled to take place on April 20, 2007.” “What... ... – said Libby, turning to Dan – “It was an organization of former SS officers. They operated after the war mainly In Europe, South America, and the ...

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... passage itself and the sentences following plainly show, as I have already stated, 31 that Christ is speaking of faith in the incarnate Word. For h... ...ds, but about the contempt and envy between rich and poor. The text clearly states: “One is hungry and another is drunk, and you humiliate those who... ...ology, compiled circa 1150 by Peter Lombard (d. 1160), and containing brief statements or “sentences” of the main arguments pro and con with respect ... ...ter all, this is a divine work performed by God’s almighty power, which can operate just as much and just as well in the accident as it can in the s... ... wicked doctrines, as they have done who have made of the sacrament an opus operatum 85 and a sacrifice. Let this stand, therefore, as our first an... ...uch a way that here too they do not teach faith, but their preparations and opera operata, 91 participations 92 and fruits of the mass. They come ... ...as, going back to Augustine; it was ratified by Clement V at the Council of Vienna, 1311–12. PE 2, 236 n. 1. 130 Cf. p. 65. 131 Cf. pp. 66–67. ...

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...LAWS FOR SOCIETY 112 SOCIAL CONCERNS—DO UNTO OTHERS 114 ECONOMIC CONCERNS WHEN ESTABLISHING YOUR IDEAL SOCIETY 115 ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY117 THE WELFARE STATE—CRADLE TO GRAVE BENEFITS 119 RETIREMENT PENSIONS 125 HEALTH CARE128 HEALTH CARE AND AGING POPULATIONS 130 WORKING AND RESTING IN THE WELFARE STATE 131 POVERTY IS RELATIVE 134 PENSIONS 134 SICK LEAVE 135 HIGH TAXES 137 B...

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...stions in psychology, anthropology and philosophy is whether humans have instincts. It is clear that animals have them. But if we are going to operat... ...that anti-social mental and physical violence is only a part of the power package.‖ --―Chuck, do you remember when our Secretary of State,... ...problems. The vitamin A in butter was not present in the margarine. So they began to add the vitamin to margarine. In the mid-1940s the United States... ...r own diapers, we can't even talk. So what's to brag about? ―But we see power illustrated constantly. It may be in the cruelty of state ... ...she was totally a victim of her psychological drives and did not have free will, is she responsible? Then on the other hand what if the casino operat... ... unconscious psychological motivations against the casino owners‘ unconscious motivations? Is it her intellectual free will against the casino operat... ... language of angels filled the warm summer air, as Romeo and Juliet slept nearby in the city of their love. ―The New Year‘s Concert in Vienna...

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...ny economists go as far as to argue that no experiments can be designed to test the statements of economic theories. It is difficult - perhaps imp... ...he experiment is. c. The Psychological Uncertainty Principle – The current mental state of a human subject can be (theoretically) fully known. But... ...ometimes, the experiment itself, influence the subject and alter his or her mental state - a problem known in economic literature as "time inconsis... ...iplication of wherewithal falsified all apocalyptic Malthusian scenarios hitherto. Operations research, mathematical modeling, transparent decision... ...se of time lags in the dissemination of data and its assimilation in the prevailing operational model of the economy - prices tend to overshoot both... ...ars ago, cable television was dominated by a patchwork of thousands of tiny, family-operated companies. Today, a pending deal would leave three com... ...’or ‘Market Driven’? - W Altzinger - thInternational Atlantic Economic Conference, Vienna, 1999 Blessing Or Curse?: Domestic Plants' Survival and...

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...hers was like going back in time, going home, and being in an antediluvian state within Jatupon (his former name and being) who was a vestige to him n... ...ars in the name of art, decided that she might as well utilize the natural state of man for her own benefit rather than be forever victimized by what ... ..., he was, of course, losing it. His stance on the world, that concatenated state that gave him a sense of being grounded, was now showing its disarray... ...trination this was the most frequently used program which, when lacking an operator's manual for one's life, even iconoclasts like him would switch on... ...(his playboy activities, the television commercials, and a month on a soap opera, which came about from his slight fame as a renowned artist and an at... ... go with him to Niamey in Niger just the same as Nongkai in Thailand or to Vienna the same as Vientiane for she was an ineluctable memory of myriad of... ...an walking together and it sickened him. Nawin got up and went to the coin operated telephone. He dialed his home telephone number numerous times and ...

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... is not possible to create this type of superior and immortal life without operating on the earthly level where humans, not the gods, live. f. No... ...man of many woes, as Homer often calls him, undergoes many trials. This is stated in the poem’s forward and is repeated in the second to last book, ... ...em’s forward and is repeated in the second to last book, where it is also stated that Penelope, and not just Ulysses, has to face many trials as we... ...people during their lives after they have left the womb, Homer sees them as operating on an intrauterine level, within the sea of amniotic fluid. He ... ...endental Self. Every human being has one and benefits from its wisdom that operates within us and for us, even when we are unaware of it (see A.M. Th... ...he gods are inside of us is something that sacred Hindu and Egyptian texts state explicitly. Homer tells us that primary beauty brings with it dis... ..., at the international congresses of the World Council of Psychotherapy in Vienna and Moscow. I also thank them for having created training seminars... ...C.P., World Congress of Psychotherapy, where the best papers from the 1999 Vienna congress were collected. I also thank Martha Bache-Wiig, Director ...

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