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Monthly Archives: January 2019
English gives you confidence, Hochdeutsch or High German, on the other hand, does just the opposite
it is quite remarkable that even in the moment of unprecedented national uncertainty British MPs still manage to express their thoughts on international live TV without showing signs of distress, anguish or even panic. Watching their stellar performance we couldn Continue reading
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Tagged creative narcissism, Germany's PR disaster, Policy and PR, Politicians
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