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Critics point to a long list of media merger misfires, including the disastrous AOL Time Warner merger a quarter century ago.

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Jordan understood the danger of a common identity versus free will, and how the barriers of a state-sanctioned identity are both disastrous and dangerous to humanity’s evolution.

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In the disastrous, years-long aftermath, many who thought they had been rich discovered they weren’t, and many who had quit their day jobs scrambled to get them back.

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Celtic's disastrous summer transfer window that has caused fan fury over a lack of investment is now being further exposed by an injury crisis.

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This connection strengthens the theory that infectious diseases contributed to the disastrous outcome of the 1812 campaign, along with other factors such as exhaustion, starvation, and the brutal Russian winter.

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