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The first known mention of the term "Romania" in its modern denotation dates from 1816, as the Greek scholar Dimitrie Daniel Philippide published in Leipzig his work "The History of Romania", followed by "The Geography of Romania".
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Is used to indicate this individual as the author when citing a botanical name.
In economic and social terms the eighteenth century was more a transitional than a revolutionary period.
Prime ministers continue to have allowances after leaving office, such as free office space, the right to hold a Life Gold Pass and budgets for office help and staff assistance.
To compare, the target of competition law under the Sherman Act 1890 is every "contract, combination in the form of trust or otherwise, or conspiracy", which essentially targets anybody who has some dealing or contact with someone else.
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