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1. We rejected the acquisitiveness of our parents' generation.

2. Consumer capitalism was founded on the selling of acquisitiveness.

3. The house of his father contained all the acquisitiveness and greed that promised the paroxysm of class war.

4. In acquisitiveness and greed there was little to choose between the victors and the vanquished in the political struggles of the 1320s.

5. In old age, he should abstain from acquisitiveness.

6. His villa is filled with evidence of his acquisitiveness.

7. Scholars have tried to make a case for acquisitiveness, competitiveness, and selfishness as innate human trait.

8. The main reason to worry about sovereign-wealth funds' acquisitiveness is a narrowly financial one.

9. As a result, the complexity of acquisitiveness is confirmed and calls for further investigation.

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10. But what if people became convinced that acquisitiveness, rather than adding to their happiness, was standing in its way?

11. You leave traces online and offline: The acquisitiveness of today's programs has no limits.

12. In contrast with this natural acquisitiveness of the new arrivals, the American attitude toward money is quite different.

13. Philosopher says: "To acquisitiveness heart although it can not be sustained Hi."

14. But acquisitiveness, although it is the mainspring of the capitalist system, is by no means the most powerful of the motives that survive the conquest of hunger.

15. The driving force of a flourishing society is individual acquisitiveness which creates demands that boost trade and increase the general wealth.

16. Siemens with sand in the cohabitation, babe gradually dissatisfaction acquisitiveness, start sand girl recalls the boa.

17. Its great, memorable works, she argues, came about Because of acquisitiveness, bordering on avarice.

18. The world would be a happier place than it is if acquisitiveness were always stronger than rivalry.

19. But other desires kept them active: four in particular, which we can label acquisitiveness, rivalry, vanity, and love of power.

20. Do I think that this affluence and everything that it buys are undiluted blessings – that there has been no loss in this gallop into acquisitiveness?

21. Or in order to prove the rationality and necessity of the capitalist form of society, scholars have tried to make a case for acquisitiveness , competitiveness, and selfishness as innate human traits.

22. Its great, memorable works, she argues, came about because of acquisitiveness, bordering on avarice.

23. And from this thought pier place than it is if acquisitiveness were always stronger than rivalry.

24. But this is also Indian territory, wherein lies the rub, for the region is now victim to a creeping China acquisitiveness, with Pakistan acquiescing as a willing accomplice.