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Democratic and capitalist societies that reward achievement and success have historically allowed Jews to rise and prosper.

In his budget speech, Champagne warned that Canada is facing "a time of profound change" and that "bold and swift action is needed" to ensure the country prospers.

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These ancient implements -- essentially the first multi-purpose "Swiss Army knives" made by hominins -- show that our ancestors not only adapted to extreme change but prospered during one of Earth's most unstable eras.

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"I wasn't born rich, but this kingdom gave me the chance to prosper."

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No nation can prosper when concerns over the soundness of its fiscal policies and debt burden undermine confidence in its money.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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