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| �젣2李� �꽭怨꾨���쟾 �씠�썑, 媛� 援�媛��뱾�쓽 援곕퉬 吏�異쒖�� 理쒖꺼�떒 �냼�옱, �슦二쇳빆怨�, �젙蹂� �넻�떊怨� 媛숈�� 泥⑤떒 湲곗닠�쓽 媛쒕컻濡� �씠�뼱�졇�솕�떎. �씠�젣 援곗궗�슜 濡쒕큸�뿉 ����븳 �닔�떗 �뀈 媛꾩쓽 �뿰援� �걹�뿉 �씤媛꾩씠 �븘�땶 濡쒕큸�뱾�씠 �쟾�닾��� �쟾�웳�쓣 �닔�뻾�븯�뒗 �떆湲곌�� �룄�옒�븯怨� �엳�떎. 援곗궗�슜 濡쒕큸��� 臾댁뾿�쓣 �븷 �닔 �엳怨�, �씠濡� �씤�븳 湲고쉶��� �쐞湲곕뒗 臾댁뾿�씪源�? 寃쎌젣��� �꽭怨꾩뿉 �겮移섎뒗 �쁺�뼢��� 臾댁뾿�씪源�? |
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Six Disciplinesέ |
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| 저자 | Gary Harpst |
| 출판사 | Six Disciplines Publishing |
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Bubbles and Crashes |
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| 저자 | Brent Goldfarb 鸚� |
| 출판사 | Stanford University Press |
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Science Is Profoundl |
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| Since 1945, mankind��셲 worst nightmare has been nuclear weapons. But, for the next generation, the worst nightmare is likely to be biological weapons. |
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The Increasingly Bin |
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| Over the past 15 years, the United States has become the world��셲 sole superpower, dwarfing every other nation in terms of economic and military might. And while Japan, Russia, and the EU have fallen further behind, one nation has emerged to join the U.S. as the primary driver of global prosperity: China. In astronomical terms, we might envision the U.S. and Chinese economies as two stars revolving about each other, while accelerating and pulling a host of planets along with them. |
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