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| Via a magical snow globe, Santa (or, rather, Scott Calvin, as he was known in his previous life) relinquishes his contract and unwittingly passes the torch to Frost, who proceeds to turn the North Pole into a temple of consumerism that bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain Southern California theme park. Outright charitable gifts of cash, securities or other assets: The donor relinquishes ownership and control at time of gifting. But if negotiations move in the direction of Kosovo becoming an independent, stable country, and Serbia relinquishes the "medieval cradle of Serb civilization," there could be repercussions in other parts of the former Yugoslavia. |
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