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In 'The hedgehog and the fox' (*), the philosopher Isaiah Berlin, the author of the famous "Praise of freedom", wonders by rereading the work of Tolstoy on the causes of human destiny from a line from a Greek poet: 'The fox knows many things, the hedgehog knows only one, but great!' For the professor of Oxford, rather hedgehog, freedom is a fundamental value in the midst of an irreducible pluralism of values.
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Ultra-visible on the ground, Donald Trump is much more discreet in television commercials than his Democratic rival Joe Biden, leading in the polls, in a US presidential campaign that will however shatter advertising spending records.
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In this key state, postal votes can still be counted even if they arrive after the November 3 ballot. The Washington Supreme Court has just ruled, by default, that this rule that could delay the announcement of the election result will apply.
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This year in the Middle Empire, there has been "more wealth created than the previous five years combined," despite the epidemic, the Hurun ranking says.
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Bins full of ballots in a dumpster
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American Airlines plans to return its Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to service for commercial flights by the end of the year if the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States grants the aircraft a new permit to fly, she announced on Sunday.
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Several American media have decided to no longer follow Donald Trump during his travels aboard Air Force One. In question ? Wearing a mask, not respected by the president and his entourage. The explanations of Laurence Haïm.
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Anthony Fauci denied, in a statement, having supported Donald Trump for the election. A spot from the president's campaign takes one of his quotes out of context.
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Definitely, Kylie Jenner never stops setting trends. This time, it is on the hair side that the young woman has decided to crack down, bringing this strong 90's trend up to date.
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Without money or food, a Toulouse bus driver will run to Marseille to raise money for an association that helps the homeless
In 'The hedgehog and the fox' (*), the philosopher Isaiah Berlin, the author of the famous "Praise of freedom", wonders by rereading the work of Tolstoy on the causes of human destiny from a line from a Greek poet: 'The fox knows many things, the hedgehog knows only one, but great!' For the professor of Oxford, rather hedgehog, freedom is a fundamental value in the midst of an irreducible pluralism of values.
