Hello there fellow TWCenterers, Citizens and Commoners alike! It's been another month and as expected, there has been a bit more activity in the Curia these days, followed (and somewhat
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Another month has passed and the winter is finally over. As we all know, the winter period is usually very quiet in the Curia (and at TWC at large), but all in all I have to say we can't
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Good People of the Curia, it's that time of the year again! As usual for the beginning of the year, the site is running the annual Site Awards, which
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January has been a calm month in the Curia, hasn't it? The beginning of the years is generally a quiet period for TWC, holidays and all that, none the less compared to the burst of activity
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Are you factoring in the perception of national victimhood in Russian culture since at least Napoleonic times if not before? Even then, Russians deemed
That’s an awful lot of projection and I’m pretty sure bait too, but ironically, you’ve almost got it. If 62% of Americans are afraid to share their political
Hence Machiavelli's line that men should be either treated generously or destroyed, since they will take revenge for slight injuries but for heavy ones
Nice, a straight up typical settlement recognisable as a Castro or an Acropolis with surrounding buildings. Is this one of the broader common themes of
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Are you factoring in the perception of national victimhood in Russian culture since at least Napoleonic times if not before? Even then, Russians deemed
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