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...alas, how long you can feel like a Roman emperor depends on how well your empire is faring: "[The researchers] noted...
...ago and you are in a hot, dusty corner of the Roman Empire called Judea. A dramatic scene unfolds. A woman has been accused...
Profile of Don Liu, senior vice president, general counsel and secretary for Xerox Corp
...companies. (Turkey denies that the turmoil attending the fall of the Ottoman Empire constituted genocide.) After settling the New York Life and Axa...
...College are affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church. In...book Christians in the American Empire: Faith and Citizenship in the...
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...seeking relief in the criminal justice system. Recently, famed film producer/director Roman Polanski filed for dismissal of his 1977 conviction for unlawful sexual intercourse...
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