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How can countries like Sweden, Georgia, Norway to collect only 4 tax payments?

http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/paying-taxes/data-tables....

Companies are not all alike. They have different:

- Buildings and lands

- Means of transport

- Expenses and income sources

- Fields of activity

- Imports or exports from different countries

- Ways of using the profit

- Social contributions due to different people, etc..

Are countries with the fewest tax payments in fact just countries that can afford to not give too much attention to their income taxes? http://www.scancomark.se/Companies/How-some-1.206-...

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I would like to find interviews with police about accidents (no matter what kind of accidents, I just want to see how they report) and I don't find them.

In Romania this is almost obligatory, as if they were single credible source.

Example of accident reported on a local television: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVLks_n8d2g

“S-a întâlnit munte cu munte, nu se întâlneşte om cu om?”

"Mountain has met mountain, man will not meet man?"

Very used by our parents to soothe someone who believes that you will never meet him again.

Now in internet era, rarely, more like a threat.

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In Romanian there are two synonyms for the verb "a cãsãtori", each SPECIFIC to one gender:

- female = "a mãrita" [Lat. maritus]

- male = "a însura" [Perhaps lat. inuxorare (<uxor "wife").]

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That's a strange expression used only in fairy tales, though there is a proverb used in everyday life, related to the collision of mountains:

“S-a intalnit munte cu munte, nu se intalneste om cu om?”

"Mountain has met mountain, man will not meet man?"

commonly used to soothe someone who believes that you will never meet him again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9NFGhx2jxM

"Incredibly strong kids wow the Web, Brothers Giuliano and Claudi Stroe, ages 5 and 7, may put your workout to shame.

They live in Galati, Romania, about three hours from Bucharest, and what one can only assume are the country's finest gyms. No matter, as the Stroe brothers know how to get work done. They'll put your morning routine to shame. They don't come more adorable than this duo, and this duo thinks your total number of chin-up repetitions is cute, at best. Prepare to be shamed by little boys.

While you started your workout program two months ago, these guys started at two years old, and follow their father, Lulian's, weight routine for two hours each morning. The two are incredibly strong, with Giuliano holding the world record for 90-degree vertical push-ups and the human flag."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpdlSJM5Ixw

"Incredibly strong kids wow the Web, Brothers Giuliano and Claudi Stroe, ages 5 and 7, may put your workout to shame.

They live in Galati, Romania, about three hours from Bucharest, and what one can only assume are the country's finest gyms. No matter, as the Stroe brothers know how to get work done. They'll put your morning routine to shame. They don't come more adorable than this duo, and this duo thinks your total number of chin-up repetitions is cute, at best. Prepare to be shamed by little boys.

While you started your workout program two months ago, these guys started at two years old, and follow their father, Lulian's, weight routine for two hours each morning. The two are incredibly strong, with Giuliano holding the world record for 90-degree vertical push-ups and the human flag.

Whether it's normal or healthy for their father to be putting them through the routines is another debate entirely, especially when he apparently admits he hopes his sons become stars.

But it's still amazing to marvel at what they're capable of accomplishing."

What personality traits (at least one) has someone who create and like this poem:

Near a low foothill

At Heaven’s doorsill,

Where the trail’s descending

To the plain and ending,

Here three shepherds keep

Their three flocks of sheep,

One, Moldavian,

One, Transylvanian

And one, Vrancean.

Now, the Vrancean

And the Transylvanian

In their thoughts, conniving,

Have laid plans, contriving

At the close of day

To ambush and slay

The Moldavian;

He, the wealthier one,

Had more flocks to keep,

Handsome, long-horned sheep,

Horses, trained and sound,

And the fiercest hounds.

One small ewe-lamb, though,

Dappled gray as tow,

While three full days passed

Bleated loud and fast;

Would not touch the grass.

”Ewe-lamb, dapple-gray,

Muzzled black and gray,

While three full days passed

You bleat loud and fast;

Don’t you like this grass?

Are you too sick to eat,

Little lamb so sweet?”

”Oh my master dear,

Drive the flock out near

That field, dark to view,

Where the grass grows new,

Where there’s shade for you.

”Master, master dear,

Call a large hound near,

A fierce one and fearless,

Strong, loyal and peerless.

The Transylvanian

And the Vrancean

When the daylight’s through

Mean to murder you.”

”Lamb, my little ewe,

If this omen’s true,

If I’m doomed to death

On this tract of heath,

Tell the Vrancean

And Transylvanian

To let my bones lie

Somewhere here close by,

By the sheepfold here

So my flocks are near,

Back of my hut’s grounds

So I’ll hear my hounds.

Tell them what I say:

There, beside me lay

One small pipe of beech

With its soft, sweet speech,

One small pipe of bone

With its loving tone,

One of elderwood,

Fiery-tongued and good.

Then the winds that blow

Would play on them so

All my listening sheep

Would draw near and weep

Tears, no blood so deep.

How I met my death,

Tell them not a breath;

Say I could not tarry,

I have gone to marry

A princess – my bride

Is the whole world’s pride.

At my wedding, tell

How a bright star fell,

Sun and moon came down

To hold my bridal crown,

Firs and maple trees

Were my guests; my priests

Were the mountains high;

Fiddlers, birds that fly,

All birds of the sky;

Torchlights, stars on high.

But if you see there,

Should you meet somewhere,

My old mother, little,

With her white wool girdle,

Eyes with their tears flowing,

Over the plains going,

Asking one and all,

Saying to them all,

’Who has ever known,

Who has seen my own

Shepherd fine to see,

Slim as a willow tree,

With his dear face, bright

As the milk-foam, white,

His small moustache, right

As the young wheat’s ear,

With his hair so dear,

Like plumes of the crow

Little eyes that glow

Like the ripe black sloe?’

Ewe-lamb, small and pretty,

For her sake have pity,

Let it just be said

I have gone to wed

A princess most noble

There on Heaven’s doorsill.

To that mother, old,

Let it not be told

That a star fell, bright,

For my bridal night;

Firs and maple trees

Were my guests, priests

Were the mountains high;

Fiddlers, birds that fly,

All birds of the sky;

Torchlights, stars on high.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv5EDzQ9Rwo

I put here, from my country, three examples, because they are major, although in fact, generally, all kings, voivodes and our leaders were either expelled or murdered, or sold, or forced to leave.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burebista#Death

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_the_Brave#Las...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceausescu#Death

I do not know too well history, but another example that comes into my mind is the beginning of two world wars seem historic recurrence for Germans.

Probably you already know someone, who knows that, although her ​​odd behavior is due to events arising in childhood, it fails to correct it. Equally predictable can be the behavior of a nation too?

Please, remember that the main question is referring about examples of major historical events; I can't find over the web, maybe you can put some links...

The ideal would be a list of nations.

Do you know, in any language, the equivalent of Romanian expression:

"o pula de neam prost" concerning "a (too) big dick".

o = indefinite article

pula = dick (penis)

de neam prost = of bad generation (of stupid people)

How do you think that it was developed such a bias: who has it (too) big is dumb.

Ever since Google insights it appeared, I tend to use it weekly, to see rising searches.

I was wondering if there is a similar site, something like thelocal.com.

I knew this would be financially unprofitable, though maybe a site to gather even something links, I dunno, but to be somewhat, well grouped in sections.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dC4C0JbMeHY

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If you say "Yes", I will suspect that you're lying, so you better prove what you say, with many details...

If you say "No", then what solution you can fantasize? (I dunno: separate private bathrooms, housekeepers, etc...)

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