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and while Fourier is usually a punchline in history classes because he believed that in his ideal socialist world, the seas would turn to lemonade, he was right that human beings have desires that go beyond basic self-interest and that we aren't always economically rational actors.
and that we aren’t always economically rational actors.
Just like the Dutch, the British used Cape Colony as a strategic location for trade; it wasn't economically significant.
It wasn't economically significant.
there's been ramped-up efforts by Beijing, either militarily, economically, as well as diplomatically to further isolate Taiwan because of the rising bifurcation, if you want to call it,
And in the past or in the in the past year or two years since really Nancy Pelosi visited in the summer of a year and a half ago, there's been ramped up efforts by Beijing, either militarily, economically, as well as diplomatically, to further isolate Taiwan because of the rising bifurcation, if you want to call it, between East and West China-US relations over that time frame.
The reality is that it’s just too economically unfeasible to be self-sufficient
eat, and especially in the houses where economically they are weaker, they need to understand that.
where we found that they were prosperous, they were happy, even financially and economically,
Economically, Abenomics lowered interest rates, increased spending, and pulled the economy out of deflation, but it achieved only modest success.
Economically, Abe-nomics lowered interest rates, increased spending,
Maybe socially, economically, intelligently.
Maybe socially, economically, intelligently, I don't know.
It's a city that is economically and physically growing.
This area is both physically and economically growing.
It really drives and fuels the need for the UK to get closer with the country that are actually geographically, economically, politically much more closer to what the UK is today.
It really drives and fuels the need for the UK to get closer with the countries that are actually geographically, economically, politically much more closer to what the UK is today.
So I wouldn't talk about an impact economically in trying to weaken the Chinese counterparts.
So I wouldn't talk about an impact economically in trying to weaken the Chinese counterparts.