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financial group, the Kyodo News Service reported Friday.
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electricians' union in Scarborough. , power Station
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96].

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Proves a Mausoleum for Mummified Modernism"; "Aquino Plans to Hold
Referendum on US Bases"; "Sturdy Land Rover Builds a Stylish Image on
British Pride"; "First Chicago Bank Says Profit Rose 58% for Initial Period."


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The accused Sikh separatists tried to involve in their conspiracy two police
officers who introduced themselves s IRA militants and claimed they had
recently assassinated a British minister in Westminster;
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Two nuclear submarines surfaced near the
North Pole, accordmg to the Department of the Navy;
...

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The highlights of
Africa's Liberation Day this year are the UN General Assembly to discuss
the critical economic Situation m Africa and the international Conference in
Paris on
188


sanctions against South Africa, said... Secretary General of the Organization
of African Unity;

CIA-backed Contras operating in Nicaragua murdered 10 people in a
weckend car ambush, it was reported yesterday
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Africa's attempt to overcome its worst-ever economic crisis will fail
without added resources in the form of new aid and debt relief, the World Bank
said in a report published here Friday
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Planners for Social Responsibility" was held in Moscow yesterday.


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: Britain has opened a legal inquiry into the
conspiracy to assassinate Indian Prime-Minister R. Gandhi during his
official visit to Britain in October 1985.

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Guatemala will host a
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Asian and
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Stockholm Homlegarden Park today has opened its grounds for a two-day
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fireman were asphyxiated today while trying to rescue a boy trapped on the
second floor of a smoke-filled building [Heyn, Brier, 1969, 124].


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the mass demonstration at Rupert Murdoch's Wapping plant on Saturday.
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London, Dec. 11 (AP) ...A heaving groundswell of anger against
go-slow electric-power workers has risen up among Britons fed up with
cold meals, blocked- and dimmed-out homes and ice-cold fires.

A government minister said yesterday there is mounting disquiet
among many power-workers over the public backlash to their work-to-
rule.

"I am absolutely certain that many are unhappy about what is
happening," said Industry Minister Sir John Eden after visiting an
electricity control center. "There is a great deal of unease."

Conditions in the dimout for elderly people are "heart-breaking and
all too often fatal," said Dr. Geoffrey Taylor, a Department of Health
researcher [HaSkovec, First, 1972, 28].

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a heaving grandswell of anger, fed up Britons, public backlash to... work-
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Judy Carland's ex-husband Sid Luft has accused David Begelman, president
of Columbia Pictures and a central figure in the unfolding "Hollywood-gate"
drama, of embezzling up to 100,000 dollars from the late singer while
managing her career.

Had the government proclaimed a stern law and then winked at its
offenders? Who knew about the misdeeds? How much did they know? The
affair that Britons were dubbing "Oilgate" threatened to reach the highest
places.

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young as many as 80% tend to be traditionalist in values
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Underground test moratorium was welcomed by broad sections of the world
public;
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of tapping unconventional sources of energy is being widely discussed by
the international scientific community;

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forces in the USA itself;

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disseminate its ideology.

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The Soviel proposals to scrap nuclear arms, end the arms race and ward
off the war danger are widely supported in African countries...

Friendly cooperation between the USSR and Libya is based on a
common stand in opposing the imperialist policy of aggression, violence
and interference in other peoples' affairs, a profound interest in averting
nuclear war, safeguarding and consolidating peace, promoting freedom,
indepedence and equality.


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illustrate the thesis on uneven economic development under capitalism.

14. . 311


: Would you please illustrate the thesis on uneven
economic development under capitalism?


quote a few examples to illustrate illustrate.
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