It advocates a real and willful and even proud unhealthiness, and the weaponization and deployment of that unhealthiness to reach various discrete goals.
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Median annual salary: $56,340Overall unhealthiness score: 52.3Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $53,910Overall unhealthiness score: 52.3Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $63,380Overall unhealthiness score: 52.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $79,780Overall unhealthiness score: 52.8Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $76,820Overall unhealthiness score: 53.0Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $71,730Overall unhealthiness score: 53.5Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $62,060Overall unhealthiness score: 53.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $47,860Overall unhealthiness score: 53.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $34,320Overall unhealthiness score: 54.0Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $52,190Overall unhealthiness score: 54.8Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $37,260Overall unhealthiness score: 55.0Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $140,340Overall unhealthiness score: 55.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $36,240Overall unhealthiness score: 55.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $46,120Overall unhealthiness score: 56.0Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $34,420Overall unhealthiness score: 56.3Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $62,510Overall unhealthiness score: 56.5Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $79,140Overall unhealthiness score: 57.2Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $47,300Overall unhealthiness score: 57.3Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $60,440Overall unhealthiness score: 57.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $47,300Overall unhealthiness score: 57.8Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $81,920Overall unhealthiness score: 59.3Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $108,610Overall unhealthiness score: 61.3Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $56,000Overall unhealthiness score: 62.3Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $176,540Overall unhealthiness score: 63Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $167,950Overall unhealthiness score: 63.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $38,660Overall unhealthiness score: 65.5Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $40,440Overall unhealthiness score: 65.7Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $27,540Overall unhealthiness score: 66.5Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $151,850Overall unhealthiness score: 69.5Top three health risks:1.
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Median annual salary: $63,820Overall unhealthiness score: 52.3Top three health risks:1 (tie).
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Median annual salary: $44,250Overall unhealthiness score: 52.8Top three health risks:1 (tie).
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Mean annual salary: $210,980*Overall unhealthiness score: 52.8Top three health risks:1.
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Mean annual salary: $41,810*Overall unhealthiness score: 53.8Top three health risks:1.
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Overall unhealthiness score: 13.3 What they do: Buy and sell securities in investment and trading firms.
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It's easy to blame carb-slingers like Fieri for the unhealthiness of what's served on Food Network.
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"I was getting tired of the unhealthiness of acrylic nails — the odor, fumes, the dust," Venage-Mohl says.
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Dedicated home picklers disagree, and say that much of that unhealthiness can be avoided if made at home.
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But the new Sunday psychology is about reframing these impulses as attempts towards healthiness instead of evidence of unhealthiness.
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And fell running enabled me to strike a vital balance with the day-to-day unhealthiness of life on the road.
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Regardless of it's unhealthiness, it's still tasty, and I would not be opposed to being at a buffet with fast food.
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His new book is as much an indictment of the traditional supermarket's role in American unhealthiness as it is about the evolution of the model.
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I can't remember if these are separate stories or not, but there was this notion that you were the poster boy for the unhealthiness of digital media.
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The inherent unhealthiness of saturated fat is a topic of much debate and fuzzy data in the scientific community, as Vox health writer Julia Belluz has reported on extensively.
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In spite of its purported unhealthiness and creepy clown mascot, the chain provides a safe, familiar solace that can't be replicated by any other fast food chain on such a large scale.
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" Later, with less romanticism if equal virtuosity, she describes the cruel cycle of afflictions endemic to poorer neighbors: "I can remember being repulsed and being held by the gaunt unhealthiness of their faces. . . .
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Sales of processed white bread in the UK have dropped by 75% since 1974, while sales of brown and whole wheat have risen by 85%, suggesting we've all taken the "unhealthiness" of white bread as a given.
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"Savior" explores the unhealthiness of mutual projection through a funny S&M parable involving nurses and nuns and our tediously prosaic concepts of kink: "You put me in a teacher's little denim skirt," Clark moans on the song.
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In order to analyze jobs by their impact on workers' health, we gave each job an overall unhealthiness score using O*NET measures of six health risks in each of the 968 occupations in the database: exposure to contaminants; exposure to disease and infection; exposure to hazardous conditions; exposure to radiation; risk of minor burns, cuts, bites, and stings; and time spent sitting, since studies show that frequent inactivity shortens your lifespan.
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Aristotle, who lived in 384-322 BC, on the other hand, recognized the unhealthiness of pity and prescribed tragedy as a purgative.
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The facilities at the Castle for holding assizes, which had been condemned for their inconvenience and unhealthiness, were replaced when the Moot Hall opened in August 1812.
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Bhikkhu Bodhi states: :The twofold proficiency has the characteristic of healthiness of the mental body and consciousness, respectively. Its function is to crush unhealthiness of the mental body and consciousness. It is manifested as absence of disability. Its proximate cause is the mental body and consciousness.
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It should be regarded as opposed to lack of faith, etc., which cause unhealthiness of the mental body and consciousness. Nina van Gorkom explains: :According to the Dhammasangani (par 48, 49) this pair of cetasikas consists in fitness, competence and efficiency. Pāguññatā is fitness, competence or efficiency in the performance of kusala.
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With the buildings so overcrowded, building inspections and garbage collection were below the minimum mandatory requirements for healthy sanitation. This unhealthiness increased the threat of disease. Crime in African-American neighborhoods was a low priority to the police. Associated with problems of poverty and southern culture, rates of violence and homicide were high.
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Reps, John W. The Making of Urban America: A History of City Planning in the United States. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1965 (reprinted 1992): 326. Bigelow was concerned about the unhealthiness of burials under churches as well as the possibility of running out of space.Carrott, Richard G. The Egyptian Revival: Its Sources, Monuments, and Meaning, 1808–1858.
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Plague spreads from country to country, entering cities. A city afflicted with plague will lose one population point per turn, as well as a hefty unhealthiness penalty. Units garrisoned in or close to plague-affected cities will take damage until they die or the plague ends. The more health bonuses that a civilization has, the faster the plague ends.
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She was author of several poems, and is noticed in Duncombe's Feminead. Brigadier-General Douglas died in Brabant on 5 August 1747, falling a victim to the unhealthiness of the climate. As he died without children, on his death, his sister Isabel was retoured heir to him. There is a memorial to him on the north wall of St. Anne's Church, Kew.
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Many blacks lived in apartments that lacked plumbing, with only one bathroom for each floor. With the buildings so overcrowded, building inspections and garbage collection were below the minimum mandatory requirements for healthy sanitation. This unhealthiness increased the threat of disease. From 1940–1960, the infant death rate in the Black Belt was 16% higher than the rest of the city.
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A homemade pizza cake being sliced Pizza cake in the pan Pizza cake is a Canadian multiple-layer pizza baked in a pot or cake pan. First invented by Boston Pizza, recipes were posted online as early as April 2014, though they did not become viral until the Pillsbury Company posted an example in September 2014. Reviews have been mixed, with praise aimed at its taste and criticism leveled at its complexity and unhealthiness.
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Which meant actually creating a home. Last fall, she took the keys to a Beverly Hills estate she leases with Semel. It took her five years of living in Los Angeles, where she moved when she was a squeaky- sweet 16, to finally settle down.". "Whereas Lohan used to live in hotels – 'I didn't want to be alone, so whatever I needed I could just go downstairs and there were people there' – she now recognizes the unhealthiness of that.
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Further, when reading a description emphasizing the sweet flavor of their snack, participants with higher trait self-control reported a decrease in desire faster than they did after hearing a description of the healthy benefits of their snack. Once again, those with low self-control satiated at the same rate regardless of health condition. Perceived unhealthiness of the food alone, regardless of actual health level, relates to faster satiation, but only for people with high trait self-control.
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In cities like Nagpur, Pune, Gurgaon and Mumbai people living on the footpath are doing some unskilled labor or literally begging for their bread & butter are some of them. There are people in the society who don’t have any planning for their future, who are struggling against poverty, malnutrition, unhealthiness, family planning. UPAY has taken initiative to replace begging bowls with books for street children in 9 centers with 350 street children enrolled at footpathshala. 20% street children are enrolled in schools.
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But, as previously mentioned, the elite classes of England were starting to care more about their health and literature on the unhealthiness of sugar was beginning to circulate in the late seventeenth century.Smith, 277. Adding sugar to tea, however, was seen as an acceptable way to consume sugar because it suggested that “one had the self-control to consume sugar in a healthy way.” Sugar also masks tea's bitterness, so it simply made tea more desirable because it tasted better.
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GMC building in Goa. Since the last decades of the sixteenth century Goa was known as the "cemetery of the Portuguese", in the expression of the Viceroy Francisco de Távora, 1st Count of Alvor. The unhealthiness of the Old City was manifest, given the density of the population, which was accompanied by a lack of hygiene and medical care. Until then, doctors in Goa were rare. The course of medical education in Goa, therefore, began in 1691,Prôa, Miguel Pires. "Escolas Superiores" Portuguesas Antes de 1950 (esboço).
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As for other streets of the close quarter, the Gas Company of Perrache made its first test of gas lighting in the street in 1835. Fallen into an unhealthiness state in the 19th and 20th century, the street was the subject of several re-developments, including the project Moncorgé named Transformation et embellissement de Lyon in 1909.Charles Delfante and Agnès Dally-Martin, 100 ans d'urbanisme à Lyon, LUGD editions, 1994, p. 128 In 1925, the SEL contest already aimed to transform the neighborhood.
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Alexinus (; ; c. 339-265 BC) of Elis, was a philosopher of Megarian school and a disciple of Eubulides. From his argumentative nature he was facetiously named the wrangler (), From Elis he went to Olympia, hoping to found a sect which was to be called the Olympian, but his disciples soon became disgusted with the unhealthiness of the place and their scanty means of subsistence, and left him with a single attendant. None of his doctrines have been preserved, but from the brief mention made of him by Cicero,Cicero, Academica, ii.
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In 1870, a "nineteenth century cultural critic" Dr. John B. Ellis wrote a book against Free Love communities that Noyes inspired, including "Individual Sovereigns, Berlin Heights Free Lovers, Spiritualists, Advocates of Woman Suffrage, or Friends of Free Divorce". He saw their joint goal to be ending marriage. Dr. Ellis described this as an attack on the prevailing moral order. Historian Gayle Fischer mentions that Dr. Ellis also criticized Oneida women's clothing as "healthful' uniforms did not rid Oneida women of their 'peculiar air of unhealthiness' — brought on by "sexual excess.
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Abraham's father was a captain of merchant ships, and In early life he visited many countries in command of merchant vessels. He then set up in business as a merchant in Bristol in England, but was not successful. In 1767 the Turkey Company appointed him their consul and marine factor at Scanderoon (now İskenderun in Turkey), a post he held for six years, eventually resigning because of the unhealthiness of the climate. He then began travelling for commercial purposes, making several journeys in Anatolia, and travelling from İskenderun, through the mountains to Aleppo, and crossing the desert from Aleppo to Baghdad.
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The building was commissioned as a courthouse to replace the facilities at the Castle which were used for holding assizes and which had been condemned for their inconvenience and unhealthiness. The site selected had formed part of Pons Aelius in Roman times and two copper coins from the time of the Emperor Antoninus Pius and two Roman altars were found during preparatory work on site. The foundation stone for the new building was laid by Earl Percy on 22 July 1810. It was designed by John Stokoe in the Greek Revival style and completed in August 1812.
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TV Guide named the commercial one of the top one hundred television advertisements of all time, and Entertainment Weekly named it the 8th best commercial of all time. The American Egg Board had an issue with the PSA because they didn't want their product associated with the unhealthiness of drug use. They worried that young children might misinterpret the TV message and think that eggs were harmful. A poster produced in the early 1990s called "Famous Brains on Drugs" parodied the concept by having eggs appear in the frying pan in forms intended to remind the viewer of certain people.
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Sandwiches with colorful names such as the "Fat Balls," "Fat Bitch" and "Fat Philipino" ; were deemed offensive by Rutgers, and in 2005 the vendors agreed to change the names on the posted menus (e.g., "Fat Bulls," "Fat Beach" "Fat Philly" etc.) to maintain their contracts to do business on Rutgers property. Some students expressed outrage at the university's censorship, but others defended the logic behind the request for name changes. Dietitian pundit Marcus Garand has pointed out the Fat Sandwich's general unhealthiness: a "Fat Darrell" for instance, has about 1,718 calories, 143 grams of carbohydrates and 78 grams of fat.
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Overall Mars-Jones thought that "James Bond is more like a low-tar cigarette than anything else – less stimulating than the throat- curdling gaspers of yesteryear, but still naggingly implicated in unhealthiness, a feeble bad habit without the kick of a vice." For the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail, Rick Groen wrote that in Licence to Kill "they've excised Bond from the Bond flicks; they've turned James into Jimmy, strong and silent and (roll over, Britannia) downright American", resulting in a Bond film that is "essentially Bond-less". Summing up, Groen thought "Actually, that dialogue ... ain't bad. The silence looks good on Timothy Dalton".
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Its archeological site comprises a cathedral and one more of a dozen documented churches, including Santa Maria, San Cristoforo, San Giorgio and San Lorenzo, which had an archpriest; San Nicola, Santa Maria, San Donnino and Santissima Trinità, depending on the abbey of Torremaggiore; San Nicola and San Pietro; Santa Maria Coronata, which bishop Ramfredo conceded in 1205 to San Leonardo di Siponto; and San Leone, depending on the extramural monastery San Salvatore. From the 14th century, the city was progressively abandoned, according to a 1313 Angevin chancellery document like other Capitanata cities, due to unhealthiness, tax burden and spoliation. The bishopric was suppressed in 1391 or (according to the source, formally?) after bishop Meglio's death in 1410, its territory merged into the Diocese of Lucera.
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Beyoncé has worked with Pepsi since 2002, and in 2004 appeared in a Gladiator- themed commercial with Britney Spears, Pink, and Enrique Iglesias. In 2012, Beyoncé signed a $50 million deal to endorse Pepsi. The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPINET) wrote Beyoncé an open letter asking her to reconsider the deal because of the unhealthiness of the product and to donate the proceeds to a medical organisation. Nevertheless, NetBase found that Beyoncé's campaign was the most talked about endorsement in April 2013, with a 70 percent positive audience response to the commercial and print ads. Beyoncé has worked with Tommy Hilfiger for the fragrances True Star (singing a cover version of "Wishing on a Star") and True Star Gold; she also promoted Emporio Armani's Diamonds fragrance in 2007.
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In view of this disaster and the unhealthiness of the place, authorities and neighbors arranged to leave the primitive seat and moved to Old Village site. On July 15, 1919 was annexed to the District of Dulce Nombre de Maria, but only in administrative matters, as in the judiciary remained attached to the Court of First Instance of Tejutla and June 29, 1932 the district of Chalatenango. During the Armed Conflict, La Laguna was a strategic town during the Salvadoran civil war in the 1980s Their houses, battered by bullets, witnessed and protective of its inhabitants, with its adobe walls 60 centimeters thick. The Montañona, was the aim to overcome the armed forces, as from its heights the whole sector and the movements of war camps was visible.
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Bigelow, a medical doctor, was concerned about the unhealthiness of burials under churches as well as the possibility of running out of space. With help from the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Mount Auburn Cemetery was founded on of land authorized by the Massachusetts Legislature for use as a garden or rural cemetery. The original land cost $6,000; it later extended to . The main gate was built in the Egyptian Revival style and cost $10,000 ($249,818.60 in 2015). The first president of the Mount Auburn Association, Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story, dedicated the cemetery in 1831. Story's dedication address, delivered on September 24, 1831,Joseph Story, An Address Delivered on the Dedication of the Cemetery at Mount Auburn, September 24, 1831 (Boston, J.T. & Edward Buckingham 1831) set the model for many more addresses in the following three decades.
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Rambuteau, during this fifteen years as Prefect of the Seine, made attempts to solve the blockage of traffic and the unhealthiness of the streets in the center, particularly after the cholera epidemic in the heart of the city. He opened the Rue d'Arcole and the Rue Soufflot and built what is now the Rue Rambuteau, thirteen meters wide, to connect the Le Marais district to the markets of Les Halles. He rebuilt what became known as the Pont Louis-Philippe from the Place de Gréve to the Île Saint-Louis and completely rebuilt the Pont des Saints-Pères. The île Louviers, just east of the Île Saint-Louis, used as a lumber yard, was attached to the Right Bank, and the Boulevard Morland replaced the narrow branch of the Seine that had separated the island from the city.
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The headquarters of the Ynglist Church were prosecuted and liquidated by law between 2002 (in the Omsk region) and 2004 (in Russia), primarily because of its use of swastika-like religious symbolism and because of its teachings about the unhealthiness of interracial mixing. Aleksandr Khivevich himself was prosecuted on 11 June 2009 at the International Court of Justice of Omsk, which found him guilty of inciting racial hatred under the article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation and sentenced him to one year and a half of prison with two years of probation. Despite the prosecutions, the church continued its activities and mass celebrations as an unregistered religious movement, expanding to other regions of Russia and abroad, and Aleksandr Khinevich resumed large-scale preaching activities in 2011. The scholar Vladimir Yashin reports that it was impossible to uproot the church from public life, since in 2001 there were already about three thousand Ynglists in Omsk alone.
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Demolition of houses on the Pont Notre-Dame, by Hubert Robert (1786) Paris in the first half of the 18th century had some beautiful buildings, but it was not a beautiful city. The philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau described his disappointment when he first arrived in Paris in 1731: I expected a city as beautiful as it was grand, of an imposing appearance, where you saw only superb streets, and palaces of marble and gold. Instead, when I entered by the Faubourg Saint-Marceau, I saw only narrow, dirty and foul-smelling streets, and villainous black houses, with an air of unhealthiness; beggars, poverty; wagons-drivers, menders of old garments; and vendors of tea and old hats." In 1749, in Embellissements de Paris, Voltaire wrote: "We blush with shame to see the public markets, set up in narrow streets, displaying their filth, spreading infection, and causing continual disorders… Immense neighborhoods need public places.
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