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Der Frau wurde gekündigt.

Sie erhielt inzwischen eine halbe Million Jobangebote. [10.11.2017]

 Die Washington Post schreibt: 

“President Trump has repeatedly argued that he’s done more than any other recent president. That’s not true, as measured by the amount of legislation he’s been able to sign. It is true, though, that Trump has undone a lot of things that were put into place by his predecessors, including President Barack Obama.

Since Jan. 20, Trump’s administration has enthusiastically and systematically undone or uprooted rules, policies and tools that predated his time in office. Below, a list of those changes, roughly organized by subject area.”

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In his first interview shortly after the White House announced that it was parting ways with Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon told the Weekly Standard on Friday afternoon that "the Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over."

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„Any comment on the reports about North Korea's nuclear capabilities?“

THE PRESIDENT:  

„North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States.  They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.  He has been very threatening beyond a normal state.  And as I said, they will be met with fire, fury, and, frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before.“

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Scaramuz oder Skaramuz ist eine komische Figur des italienischen Volkstheaters Commedia dell’arte. Das Wort stammt vom italienischen Wort Scaramuccia, auch Scaramuzzo, und bedeutet „Scharmützel“, auch im Sinne eines Wortgefechts. Im Französischen heißt die Figur Scaramouche, im Englischen kennt man umgangssprachlich den Scaramouch im Sinne von „Großmaul“.

Skaramuz ist meist ganz schwarz gekleidet und in spanischer Tracht auftretend. Er vertritt den Typus des neapolitanischen Abenteurers und Aufschneiders. Meist wird er am Ende von Arlecchino durchgeprügelt.

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