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European discord has highlighted the fact that the eurozone crisis is political rather than economic, argues Marder.
Calls to send Gaza "back to the Middle Ages" only reinforce Israel's current state of medievalism.
The nation-state has lost the last shreds of its "supreme authority" to make "decisions on domestic policy matters".
Unlike fatalists, tragic heroes do not give up in the face of fate; rather, they act against all odds, write authors.
Inanimate objects may communicate a meaning or intent through their juxtaposition with other objects, and with us.
Users follow topics believing it expresses them somehow, but do they even understand what influences their preferences?
In a hedonistic culture, it is easy to forget that 'enjoyment' was once a rigorously theological concept.
Portuguese must give up their love of fate, stop revelling in misery and self-sacrifice they have come to identify with.
Since January 1, botanical terms are to be named in English rather than Latin, changing a centuries old practice.
The EU's infantalisation and animalisation of individual members is not surprising explains author.
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