Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... countries medicine began to sustain the middle - aged until they became decrepit and needed more doctors and increasingly complex medical tools . In poor countries , thanks to modern medicine , a larger percentage of children began to ...
... countries medicine began to sustain the middle - aged until they became decrepit and needed more doctors and increasingly complex medical tools . In poor countries , thanks to modern medicine , a larger percentage of children began to ...
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... countries of Africa and Asia . Only the very rich in the United States can now afford what all people in poor countries have : personal attention around the deathbed . An American can now TWO WATERSHEDS 5.
... countries of Africa and Asia . Only the very rich in the United States can now afford what all people in poor countries have : personal attention around the deathbed . An American can now TWO WATERSHEDS 5.
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... countries how often you can cover great distances is determined by what you can pay . In socialist countries your velocity depends on the social im- portance the bureaucracy attaches to you . In both cases the particular speed at which ...
... countries how often you can cover great distances is determined by what you can pay . In socialist countries your velocity depends on the social im- portance the bureaucracy attaches to you . In both cases the particular speed at which ...
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