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The article focuses on anthology on minorities in rural societies should not left to the analysis of certain categorized groupings and close relationship with the category of marginalization. It mentions economic competition, political upheaval, war and persecution and new boundaries and basic figuration of maintaining minority-majority- relationships. It also mentions minorities were subject to a special pressure to adapt they could react evasively or proactively.

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The European Court of Auditors has published its annual reports on the EU budget for 2020. No significant errors were found in the financial statements of the agencies, joint undertakings, and European schools. Special reports on various topics such as electric vehicle charging infrastructure, passenger rights in air travel, and gender mainstreaming were also published. The Court of Auditors has made progress in implementing its new strategy for 2021-2025 and has developed an action plan to combat fraud. The work program for 2022 and beyond focuses on responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, increasing economic competitiveness, and ensuring the security of the EU. The Court of Auditors recommends that the Commission take measures to improve control and auditing of expenditures. [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights opportunities, problems and interests and discusses arguments for and against the open car in a competition that has been intensifying since the authors first introduced the open car and its enemies in 2016 in Germany. It mentions about laws passed by legislators in the country for strengthening fair competition in the country.

The article focuses on commercialization of publicly available information by means of data scraping in Germany. It mentions about competition, copyright, and contractual, and data protection consideration of commercialization of publicly available information by means of data scraping that can be used by companies.

The article informs on the tenth amendment to the German Act against Restraints of Competition (GWB). It mentions that facilitating other companies' access to the databases of large digital corporations is an important antitrust instrument. It also mentions that federal government intends to strengthen competitors of online platform operators who are of paramount importance across the market.

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The article presents a comparison a comparison of monolithic materials, including KATANA Zirconia UMTL, priti-multidisc ZrO2, IPS e.max CAD, and VITABLOCS RealLife in comparison. It notes that the economic competition with its positive development towards the indispensable perfection of dental ceramics is particularly the triumphal march thanks to CAD or CAM technology. It states that it enables a restoration to be made quickly from computer-generated data.

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The article focuses on a court case of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) wherein the plaintiff has accused third parties for violating the law of privacy. Topics discussed include investment of business enterprises in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for promoting technical safeguards and conflicts with its competitors.

The paper focuses on the forming of expectations by regulatory authorities in the case of merger control after 1973, when the German legislator stipulated a decision by its officials on future competition in relevant markets. The regulatory and decision-making behavior of officials is analyzed on the basis of selected merger procedures in the chemical industry, which underwent far-reaching structural change in the 1970s and 1980s. Here, institutionalization processes for overcoming information asymmetries and the formation of market expectations can be diagnosed inside the office as well as inside the firms. Adaptive expectations with regard to current market diagnoses and legal assumptions ("Vermutungstatbestände") play a significant role for their forecast decisions. The study is based on previously unpublished files of the Federal Cartel Office. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on social and cultural history of steam shipping industry in Germany with reference to development of bourgeoisie. Topics discussed include bourgeoisie between 18th-19th century, social forms of Marxism, role of middle class in industrialization, competition among merchants of Germany.

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The article focuses on the doubts regarding Germany's competitiveness in technological innovation and the country's future role as a leading innovation hub. Topics include how Germany is highly competitive in developing new technologies to become a leading innovation hotspot in 2035; and the challenges faced by German companies, such as bureaucracy, high tax burden, and obstacles in digital transformation, which hinder their innovation capacity.

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