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   by inanimate 16y ago

   Reminds me of the classic story "Thank You, Ma'm" by Langston Hughes: http://members.multimania.co.uk/shortstories/hughesthankyou....
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   by inanimate 16y ago

   Madrid's metro has always been my favorite. Very extensive network, high density of stations, inexpensive (1€ per ride last time I was there), and most stations are pretty modern.
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   by inanimate 16y ago

   Then you're using a different definition. In this context, self-sufficiency refers to its financial and organizational position within the United States government as an agency to manage its own finances externally from the Congressional Bu
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   by inanimate 16y ago

   The US Postal Service gets virtually no subsidies and is a self-sufficient organization. It borrows money, however. "Since its reorganization into an independent organization, the USPS has become self-sufficient and has not directly receive
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   by inanimate 16y ago

   It's an opinion piece by the president of Columbia University.
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   by inanimate 16y ago

   I have always thought that there is a reason (or can be, depending). When the capital city is also the largest city, the rest of the state can often be ignored (a complaint from many about Boston, for example). If the capital is outside of