The book's subject matter entails the defining of old Rhodesia, not in terms of its current dilemma but instead, its human achievement and natural endowment.
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Palm Island is often termed a classic " tropical paradise " given its natural endowments, but it has had a troubled history since the mixed blood ".
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Friedman can foresee that as a large middle class emerges in newly created wealth, so will the concern for preserving the delights of the country's natural endowments.
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For example, the charge against Rawls is that people actually might deserve the gains flowing from their natural endowments, or at least those they achieve by striving conscientiously.
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As an actor, Callow said, Welles had an intuitive panache and a voice that was " a natural endowment of a most extraordinary kind, like Niagara Falls ."
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They mention their theory of Reverse of Fortune : that once-poor countries ( like the U . S ., Australia, and Canada ) have become rich despite poor natural endowments.
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Gurdjieff's teaching addressed the question of humanity's place in the universe and the importance of developing latent potentialities regarded as our natural endowment as human beings but rarely brought to fruition.
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Beside these scenic areas, Zhoushan has an abundance of points of interest, landscape forms and tourism resources, many of which are still under development, due to its rich historic and natural endowment.
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Apart from the natural endowments of the area, one of the outstanding landmarks is the brick farmhouse known as " Cad-Die ", located at the junction of Cattai Creek and the Hawkesbury River.
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He also believed that individual differences, especially with respect to the natural endowments and natural environments from which children come, must be compensated by remedial or supplementary instruction and preschool tutoring, as needed.
