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Whenever you're reading this, and regardless of what happens (or
happened) on November 7, we think you'll find Dick Armey's
surprisingly ambivalent musings on a GOP "win" as
thought-provoking as Tom Daschle's advice to "victorious"
Democrats. Chinese law often
depicts formal legislation and regulatory initiative as ineffective in
controlling behaviour, while also assuming that Chinese society is
resistant or (at best) ambivalent about the role of law in contemporary
China. ) There's a reason,
I said, why virtually every depiction of school in popular culture is
negative, or ambivalent at best. |
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