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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • A city of southwest Honshu, Japan, on the Inland Sea east of Kure. It is a commercial, industrial, and communications center.

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  • In short, Fukuyama is a proponent of everything that is backwards, and an enemy of decentralism and human freedom.

    Tenure trouble? 2009

  • Where Rice sharply differs from Fukuyama is in her vision of a strong tension between a beneficent order of liberal states and the “transnational forces” that seek to tear down the global system.

    Grand Illusions 2007

  • Where Rice sharply differs from Fukuyama is in her vision of a strong tension between a beneficent order of liberal states and the “transnational forces” that seek to tear down the global system.

    Grand Illusions 2007

  • "Trust," according to Fukuyama, is the probability within a culture that two people who do not know each other are able to work ethically with each other.

    Building Trust 2006

  • "Trust," according to Fukuyama, is the probability within a culture that two people who do not know each other are able to work ethically with each other.

    Building Trust 2006

  • Mashiro Fukuyama is a Japanese sculptor who creates "contemporary and ceremonial Samurai suits, inspired by the ancient culture of the Samurai and contemporary game-culture."

    Boing Boing: October 9, 2005 - October 15, 2005 Archives 2005

  • He writes that Endists his term for Fukuyama and his adherents tend to assume that human beings will operate in ways that are rational.

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

  • He writes that Endists his term for Fukuyama and his adherents tend to assume that human beings will operate in ways that are rational.

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

  • He writes that Endists his term for Fukuyama and his adherents tend to assume that human beings will operate in ways that are rational.

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

  • He writes that Endists his term for Fukuyama and his adherents tend to assume that human beings will operate in ways that are rational.

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

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