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Business, 01.04.2020 19:59, milkshakegrande101

Swift also proposed these five real solutions: taxing absentee landlords reducing the attitude of wastefulness reducing the desire in europe for luxuries at ireland's expense reducing british women's desire for luxuries at ireland's expense allowing ireland to purchase its own goods, not british arrange these real solutions in the order in which swift presented them.

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