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Cu´rat (k?´r?t)
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Nor is the desire for Western culture anywhere near as pronounced in the Middle East as it was behind the Iron CurAt the height of glasnost, American rock'n'roll bands toured the Soviet Union, playing to sold-out arenas of fans. The luxuriosus, he says, "appetit diu vivere et voluptate diu frui; et per hoc desperationem incurrit futuri seculi: quanta dum mens detinetur carnalibus delectationibus, ad spirituales venire non curat sed eas fastidir"; 2: 66v, my emphasis. The Court noted that 'the venerable maxim de minimis non curat lex ('the law cares not for trifles') is part of the established background of legal principles against which all enactments are adopted, and which all enactments (absent contrary indication) are deemed to accept. |
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