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Chokepoints on the military’s mobility map are among the most closely guarded secrets of the blueprint.

Friends and family say Munger’s eventful last period offers lessons for investors—and a blueprint for how to age with grace, equanimity and purpose.

"For the future, not only future organisers, but for any country around the world, any city community that has historical sites that are not accessible for persons with disabilities, it's a blueprint."

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"There were booklets of blueprints – it looked legitimate."

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The 1950 deal Reuther negotiated with GM, dubbed the Treaty of Detroit, set a standard for labor-management relations, becoming the blueprint unions used for future agreements across industries for decades after.

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

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