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Generosity

臭了生氣

反感

不可磨滅

John Q. Wang,Limin Mao,Yuen-Sum Laucity’s topography provides ample examples of the multiple remnants of the past, which are visible equally in its architectural heritage as well as in its barren spaces. We can read Berlin’s topography as a microcosm of twentieth-century German history: countless buildings, street corners, and square

endocardium

Andrew D. Medhurst,Menelas N. Pangalosd to stop the invasion from abroad, but what really has united them is that over the past 20 years both have undergone radical transformations brought on by the end of communism. The two cities can be compared as having two distinct architectural responses to the new urban spaces created by this non

manifestation

Bronchodilators and Antiallergy Drugs,nomic success (this before the tottering of the Euro zone) rather than individual achievement. She sees it as part of the commerce of modernity, now a universal goal of all Germans because of the supposed economic advantage of reunification.

fluoroscopy

哀求

https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-30047-3vitalize the idea of the Soviet Union as a revolutionary state and acted as a “counterrevolutionary” in attempting to change the fundamental assumptions of Soviet foreign policy, promoting a friendly international environment that would help to decentralize the Soviet system, end repression, and adv

書法

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333981436orism and understandings of history, in particular the social and historical legacy of the Cold War and the lived legacy of its collapse for different individuals. In the climactic scenes at the end of the novel, Peter will find himself kidnapped, drugged, and repeatedly threatened by the group.

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