THE TERM “dirty work” was coined by Everett Hughes, an American sociologist, to capture the attitudes of ordinary Germans to the atrocities of the Nazi regime. Hughes used it to convey the idea of something immoral but conveniently distant, activities that were tacitly endorsed by the public but that could also be disavowed by them.…
Lily White
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The initial thought of growing your business quickly sounds almost too good to be true. After all, with all the terrifying statistics…
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Ferrari reveals they still won’t have its ‘main’ car update at the Miami GP
by Lily WhiteFerrari is continuing to work with what they have and appears to be rather content with the way that they have been…
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Everton has slipped into the relegation zone of the Premier League with just six league games remaining. Defeat to city rivals Liverpool…
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West Ham United are battling to reach their first European final in almost half-a-century, but the Hammers are also battling on a…
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In-person entertainment suffered tremendously during the Covid-19 pandemic. Concerts were canceled, sporting events took place without fans crowding the stands, and theme…
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In terms of blocking websites and various online resources, Indonesia is a fairly democratic country. However, some sites are still blocked by…
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Metaverse is a buzzword right now, with the name mentioned daily across tech, business, and finance-related websites and publications. The name or…
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Investing in oil and gas Mineral Rights can be a high-risk venture and demands extensive knowledge on the subject. This article is…
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THANKS TO A venture-capital (VC) boom, it is no longer unusual to find tech unicorns, as unlisted startups valued above $1bn are known, springing up in middle-income countries. However, two coming from Turkey are particularly strange creatures. First, they are big. Trendyol, an e-commerce company, is valued at $16.5bn, giving it the status of a…