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  • 71François Arago — 25th Prime Minister of France In office 9 May 1848 – 24 June 1848 Preceded by Jacques Charles Dup …

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  • 72Manhattan — New York Island redirects here. For the Pacific island, see Teraina. For other uses, see Manhattan (disambiguation). Manhattan   Borough of New York City   New York County …

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  • 73Corporate personhood debate — The corporate personhood debate refers to the controversy (primarily in the United States) over the question of what subset of rights afforded under the law to natural persons should also be afforded to corporations as legal persons.Opponents of… …

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  • 74Emma — This article is about the Jane Austen novel. For other uses, see Emma (disambiguation). Emma   …

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  • 75Narconon — Not to be confused with Narcotics Anonymous or with Nar Anon. Narconon Formation 1966 Type Drug Rehabilitation Program Headquarters Hollywood …

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  • 76Victor Emmanuel III of Italy — Infobox Italian Royalty|monarch name =Victor Emmanuel III title =Emperor of Ethiopia; King of Italy and Albania succession =King of Italy reign =July 29, 1900 May 9, 1946 coronation =July 29, 1900 predecessor =Umberto I successor =Umberto II… …

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  • 77House of Savoy — Country Albania, Croatia, Ethiopia, France, Italy, Spain Titles Count of Savoy Duke of …

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  • 78Georgette Heyer — Infobox Writer name = Georgette Heyer imagesize = upright caption = pseudonym = birthdate = 16 August 1902 birthplace = Wimbledon, London, England deathdate = 4 July 1974 deathplace = London, England occupation = Writer nationality = English… …

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  • 79Kitsch — This article is about the art term. For other uses, see Kitsch (disambiguation). The Widow , kitsch example of late 19th century popular lithograph of a humorous painting by Frederick Dielman. Kitsch (English pronunciation: /ˈkɪtʃ/, loanword from …

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  • 80Creative destruction — Crowd at New York s American Union Bank during a bank run early in the Great Depression. Marx argued that the devaluation of wealth during capitalism s periodic economic crises was an inevitable outcome of the processes of wealth creation.… …

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