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In today’s WSJ an opinion writer stated, “Today’s fixation with Chinese government planning is reminiscent of the overbaked worries in the 1980s that Japan’s bureaucracies were the secret to its economic success.”

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I am a U.S. soldier stationed in West Germany during the Cold War. A smattering of small-scale nuclear warheads were just detonated, I am irradiated, the Soviets are coming. What drugs am I given to keep in combat shape?

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Before large-scale democracy made its start in the U.S.A. and then Europe, did theorists predict elections would be so closely contested as to hinge on only a few percentage points?

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In today’s WSJ an opinion writer stated, “Today’s fixation with Chinese government planning is reminiscent of the overbaked worries in the 1980s that Japan’s bureaucracies were the secret to its economic success.”	1	AskHistorians
I am a U.S. soldier stationed in West Germany during the Cold War. A smattering of small-scale nuclear warheads were just detonated, I am irradiated, the Soviets are coming. What drugs am I given to keep in combat shape?	0	AskHistorians
Before large-scale democracy made its start in the U.S.A. and then Europe, did theorists predict elections would be so closely contested as to hinge on only a few percentage points?	0	AskHistorians