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One day people will undertand that anytime you decrease people in power's income they increase price or the best of the best leave the trade for a more profitable venture.
Health care proposals need more work, health secretary says 2009
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Washington Post: A nuclear power's act of proliferation
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The 2022 deadline for nuclear power's phaseout provides ample time for yet another rethink.
German U-turn Won't Change Gazprom's Direction Liam Denning 2011
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The company operates five reactors in Germany "and we stand by them," says Mr. Grossmann, who is one of nuclear power's most outspoken advocates.
Trying to Solve the German Energy Conundrum Jan Hromadko 2011
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Whether he's addressing architectural fashions embraced by an 18th-century elite or late-20th-century capitalists, power's aesthetic manifestation and how fashions fall from grace is a central theme.
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Whether he's addressing architectural fashions embraced by an 18th-century elite or late-20th-century capitalists, power's aesthetic manifestation and how fashions fall from grace is a central theme.
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The Conservatives want power for power's sake alone, and with the prospect of returning to office in Westminster they no longer even pretend to be in favour of devolution.
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This is one part national pride, one part a trading power's desire to buy and sell in its own currency, and one part Chinese determination, if there's ever another financial crisis, to be able to borrow as freely and cheaply from abroad as the U.S. did.
China's Economy Faces Three Contradictions David Wessel 2011
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The 2022 deadline for nuclear power's phaseout provides ample time for yet another rethink.
German U-turn Won't Change Gazprom's Direction Liam Denning 2011
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This is one part national pride, one part a trading power's desire to buy and sell in its own currency, and one part Chinese determination, if there's ever another financial crisis, to be able to borrow as freely and cheaply from abroad as the U.S. did.
China's Economy Faces Three Contradictions David Wessel 2011
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