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오드윅 그녀가 되기 위해… 연습실서도 힐 벗지 않는 남자

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Egypt s mummy king speaks out about unrest, solution, tourism and King Tut

Dr. Zahi Hawass is known the world over as the Egyptian archeologist who was the subject of a National Geographic television show called Chasing Mummies, King Tut’s Final Secrets. Dr. Zahi Hawass is known the world over as the Egyptian archeologist who was the subject of a National Geographic television show called Chasing Mummies, King Tut’s Final Secrets. Those in the tourism world know him as the former secretary general of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) and former minister of Egypt’s State of Antiquities Affairs. And, Egyptians’ view of him is likely influenced by their respective political alliances, but there’s no denying he is widely recognized on the streets as the media savvy archeologist who has been on their television sets one too many times.

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What lies will CPI hold today?

Currencies & metals lose ground on Wednesday. Bill Bonner & Mohammed El-Erian join us for a discussion of inflation! Good Day… And a Tub Thumpin’ Thur

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How research covering more than 5,000 years sheds light on income inequality today

HomeEditors Picks How research covering more than 5,000 years sheds light on income inequality today How research covering more than 5,000 years sheds light on income inequality today By Clark Merrefield Tuesday May 11, 2021 (Image: Adobe/yezep) King Menes unified Egypt around 5,000 years ago, making it among the world’s first central governments. Millennia later, Namibia, on the southwest coast of Africa, was under German then South African rule until 1990, when its independent government was formed. Egypt’s history of statehood is old and Namibia’s is new, yet both countries have this in common: relatively high levels of income inequality today. Central governments that are very old or new tend to have higher inequality than those in the middle a “just right” Goldilocks zone of lower inequality for countries with governments established sometime between Egypt and Namibia.

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