Thema "terms"
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RT @netzturbine: "@Google Drive Terms vs. @Dropbox Terms" Decisions, decisions… http://t.co/RLsZIseA #fbvor 4 Wochen
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Excited to be ranked by @newthinktankuk as the UK's 111th think tank staff (in terms of Twitter followers): http://t.co/leZD6iDMvor 5 Wochen
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RT @UN: This year, Azerbaijan, Guatemala, Morocco, Pakistan & Togo have joined the Security Council for 2-year terms. http://t.co/5JQQWJ02vor 20 Wochen
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Before "Occupy Beijing”(占领北京)might become popular, it has been put on Sina Weibo’s New List of Banned Search Terms http://t.co/1pwUu33f #banvor 30 Wochen
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RT @erintothemax: #slutwalk is about right to be/not be sexual, on terms each woman sets for herself, free from violence/fear/blame/shame.vor 41 Wochen
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Red Hot Chili Tax Action Day
On 22 June the Party of European Socialists (PES) joined a European Action Day for a « Red Hot Chilli Tax » organised by the Belgian Socialist Party (PS). The demonstration took place in the morning next to the European Parliament. The Action called for the implementation of a tax on speculation before the Member States' heads of state and governments gather in Brussels on 23-24 June. As with the red chilli, the tax on speculation is small but spicy, and a small quantity -- the PES asks for a tax rate of 0,05% - is enough to add real flavour to the economy. Such a tax would generate an income of 200 billion euro per year. In even more practical terms, this would mean the creation of 2 to 3 million new European jobs in one year.
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Red hot Chili Tax operation
On 22 June the Party of European Socialists (PES) joined a European Action Day for a « Red Hot Chilli Tax » organised by the Belgian Socialist Party (PS). The demonstration took place in the morning next to the European Parliament. The Action called for the implementation of a tax on speculation before the Member States' heads of state and governments gather in Brussels on 23-24 June. As with the red chilli, the tax on speculation is small but spicy, and a small quantity -- the PES asks for a tax rate of 0,05% - is enough to add real flavour to the economy. Such a tax would generate an income of 200 billion euro per year. In even more practical terms, this would mean the creation of 2 to 3 million new European jobs in one year.
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In the reconcilation process women should not be the ones who suffer from a rollback in terms of human rights such as education. #dw_gmfvor 48 Wochen
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RT @EurAlmanac #Labour considers link with EuroscepticTories over eurozone bailout terms http://feedly.com/k/lLlHcf [Guardian] #opportunismvor 51 Wochen
