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The top lot was a three-row natural pearl necklace measuring from 10.7 to ... ArtDeco natural pearl and diamond ear clips by Cartier that sold for $241,549; and.
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For the performance of the German culture of the past
time Vladimir ERN introduces the term force, understanding them
internal and external voltage for classes first. However, he
believes that the force carries negative consequences. "No forcing
you cannot improve the level of genius in the nation. I even think that
back: the forces inevitably results in a fall and fall, because the genius of
-- freedom force -- the not freedom" (P. 355).
Another negative factor is the mismatch of rhythms: "The
every nation has internal rhythm of his life. All borrowings and all
learning from other national cultures are for their good, when in
harmony with this rhythm or implement them. But as soon as it starts
forced vaccination or forced import-in the lives of the peoples
found disorders. The difference of the rhythms, forcibly mated,
causes painful interruptions" (P. 357). The reforms of Peter, in his view,
demanded a century to heal their wounds.
In fact on similar topics, although the other material of war,
reasoned Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov (1853-1900), from the extensive
heritage of which we touch only a very small part of it. This essay
"Nemesis"
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