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Archive - Jul 5, 2006

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Submitted by Malcolm B Duncan on July 5, 2006 - 8:33am.
The Scion, the Wheat and the Cabinet Chapter VIII

"Suddenly, it seemed, the US Supreme Court had started the job for him without warning or any chance of a fair hearing according to decently accepted principles of international law actually accepted by actual international lawyers actually. The Ship of State was adrift without a Ruddock." From Chapter VIII of the Chronicles of Nadir, as told from the grave by Tom Lewis.

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Submitted by Branko Milanovic on July 5, 2006 - 8:25am.
Lessons from the World Cup

"This year’s World Cup has proven once again that football is the world’s most popular sport; it has also proven that football is probably the world’s most globalized profession. It is inconceivable that Brazilian, Cameroonian, or Japanese doctors, computer scientists, blue-collar workers, or bank tellers could move from one country to another as easily as Brazilian, Cameroonian, or Japanese football players do." Branko Milanovic

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