Born in London to actors Will Knightley and Sharman Macdonald, Knightley obtained an agent at age six, and initially worked commercials and television films.

Born in London to actors Will Knightley and Sharman Macdonald, [M]Knightley[/M] obtained an agent at age six, and [M]initially worked[/M] commercials and [M]television films.[/M][SEP]Born in London to actors Will Knightley and Sharman Macdonald, [M]Knightley[/M] obtained an agent at age six, and [M]initially worked commercials[/M] and television films.[SEP]Born in London to actors Will Knightley and Sharman Macdonald, [M]Knightley obtained an agent at age six[/M], and initially worked commercials and television films.[SEP]Born in London to actors Will Knightley and Sharman Macdonald, [M]Knightley obtained an agent[/M] at age six, and initially worked commercials and television films.[SEP][M]Born[/M] in London [M]to[/M] actors Will Knightley and [M]Sharman Macdonald[/M], [M]Knightley[/M] obtained an agent at age six, and initially worked commercials and television films.[SEP][M]Born[/M] in London [M]to[/M] actors [M]Will Knightley[/M] and Sharman Macdonald, [M]Knightley[/M] obtained an agent at age six, and initially worked commercials and television films.[SEP][M]Born[/M] in London [M]to actors[/M] Will Knightley and Sharman Macdonald, [M]Knightley[/M] obtained an agent at age six, and initially worked commercials and television films.[SEP][M]Born in London[/M] to actors Will Knightley and Sharman Macdonald, [M]Knightley[/M] obtained an agent at age six, and initially worked commercials and television films.


She achieved global stardom with her portrayal of Elizabeth Swann in fantasy swashbuckler series Pirates of the Caribbean.

She achieved global stardom with her portrayal of Elizabeth Swann in [M]fantasy swashbuckler series Pirates of the Caribbean[/M].[SEP][M]She[/M] achieved global stardom with her [M]portrayal of Elizabeth Swann in[/M] fantasy swashbuckler series [M]Pirates of the Caribbean[/M].[SEP][M]She[/M] achieved global stardom with her [M]portrayal of Elizabeth Swann[/M] in fantasy swashbuckler series Pirates of the Caribbean.[SEP][M]She achieved global stardom with her portrayal of Elizabeth Swann[/M] in fantasy swashbuckler series Pirates of the Caribbean.[SEP][M]She achieved global stardom[/M] with her portrayal of Elizabeth Swann in fantasy swashbuckler series Pirates of the Caribbean.


Knightley had a break-through role portraying a tomboy footballer in the sports film Bend It Like Beckham (2001).

Knightley had a break-through role portraying a tomboy footballer in the sports film [M]Bend It Like Beckham[/M] ([M]2001[/M]).[SEP]Knightley had a break-through role portraying a tomboy footballer in the [M]sports film Bend It Like Beckham[/M] (2001).[SEP]Knightley had a break-through role portraying a tomboy footballer in the sports [M]film Bend It Like Beckham[/M] (2001).[SEP]Knightley had a break-through role portraying a [M]tomboy footballer in[/M] the sports film [M]Bend It Like Beckham[/M] (2001).[SEP][M]Knightley[/M] had a break-through role [M]portraying[/M] a [M]tomboy footballer[/M] in the sports film Bend It Like Beckham (2001).[SEP][M]Knightley[/M] had a [M]break-through role portraying[/M] a [M]tomboy footballer[/M] in the sports film Bend It Like Beckham (2001).


For her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet in the period romance Pride & Prejudice (2005), Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.

[M]For her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet[/M] in the period romance Pride & Prejudice (2005), [M]Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award[/M] for Best Actress.[SEP][M]For her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet[/M] in the period romance Pride & Prejudice (2005), [M]Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress[/M].[SEP]For her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet in the period romance Pride & Prejudice (2005), [M]Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress[/M].[SEP]For her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet in the period romance Pride & Prejudice (2005), [M]Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award[/M] for Best Actress.[SEP]For her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet in the period romance [M]Pride & Prejudice (2005[/M]), Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.[SEP]For her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet in the [M]period romance Pride & Prejudice[/M] (2005), Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.[SEP]For her portrayal of [M]Elizabeth Bennet in[/M] the period romance [M]Pride & Prejudice[/M] (2005), Knightley was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.[SEP]For [M]her portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet[/M] in the period romance Pride & Prejudice (2005), [M]Knightley[/M] was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress.


Her accolades include two Empire Awards and nominations for two Academy Awards, three British Academy Film Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.

[M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for[/M] two Academy Awards, three British Academy Film Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one [M]Laurence Olivier Award[/M].[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for[/M] two Academy Awards, three British Academy Film Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, one [M]Screen Actors Guild Award[/M] and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for[/M] two Academy Awards, three British Academy Film Awards, [M]three Golden Globe Awards[/M], one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for[/M] two Academy Awards, three British Academy Film Awards, three [M]Golden Globe Awards[/M], one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for[/M] two Academy Awards, [M]three British Academy Film Awards[/M], three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for[/M] two Academy Awards, three [M]British Academy Film Awards[/M], three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for two Academy Awards[/M], three British Academy Film Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two Empire Awards and [M]nominations for[/M] two [M]Academy Awards[/M], three British Academy Film Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include two Empire Awards[/M] and nominations for two Academy Awards, three British Academy Film Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.[SEP][M]Her accolades include[/M] two [M]Empire Awards[/M] and nominations for two Academy Awards, three British Academy Film Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, one Screen Actors Guild Award and one Laurence Olivier Award.


Knightley was appointed an OBE in the 2018 Birthday Honours for services to drama and charity.

[M]Knightley was appointed an OBE in the[/M] 2018 [M]Birthday Honours for services to drama and charity.[/M][SEP][M]Knightley was appointed an OBE in[/M] the [M]2018[/M] Birthday Honours for services to drama and charity.[SEP][M]Knightley was appointed an OBE[/M] in the 2018 Birthday Honours for services to drama and charity.


She appeared as Sabé, Padmé Amidala's handmaiden, in science fiction blockbuster Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999).

She appeared as Sabé, Padmé Amidala's handmaiden, in science fiction [M]blockbuster Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace[/M] (1999).[SEP]She appeared as Sabé, Padmé Amidala's handmaiden, in [M]science fiction blockbuster Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999).[/M][SEP]She appeared as [M]Sabé, Padmé Amidala's handmaiden[/M], in science fiction blockbuster Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999).[SEP][M]She appeared as Sabé[/M], Padmé Amidala's handmaiden, [M]in[/M] science fiction blockbuster [M]Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace[/M] (1999).[SEP][M]She appeared as Sabé[/M], Padmé Amidala's handmaiden, in science fiction blockbuster Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999).


In the same year, she appeared in the Christmas romantic comedy Love Actually (2003) and was labelled a promising teen star.

In the same year, [M]she[/M] appeared in the Christmas romantic comedy Love Actually (2003) and [M]was labelled a promising teen star.[/M][SEP]In the same year, she appeared in the Christmas romantic comedy [M]Love Actually (2003)[/M] and was labelled a promising teen star.[SEP]In the same year, she appeared in [M]the Christmas romantic comedy Love Actually[/M] (2003) and was labelled a promising teen star.[SEP][M]In the same year[/M], [M]she appeared in[/M] the Christmas romantic comedy [M]Love Actually[/M] (2003) and was labelled a promising teen star.[SEP]In the same year, [M]she appeared in[/M] the Christmas romantic comedy [M]Love Actually[/M] (2003) and was labelled a promising teen star.


She has starred in both independent films and big-budget blockbusters, and is particularly noted for her roles in period dramas.

[M]She[/M] has starred in both independent films and big-budget blockbusters, and [M]is particularly noted for her roles in period dramas[/M].[SEP][M]She has starred in[/M] both independent films and [M]big-budget blockbusters[/M], and is particularly noted for her roles in period dramas.[SEP][M]She has starred in[/M] both [M]independent films[/M] and big-budget blockbusters, and is particularly noted for her roles in period dramas.


Rand was also an uncompromising critic of religion, and through her critique of all coercive power as illegitimate (in addition to the necessary and limited coercive power that intended to prevent such), she contributed to the ideological furrow already called neoliberalism.

[M]Rand[/M] was also an uncompromising critic of religion, and through her critique of all coercive power as illegitimate (in addition to the necessary and limited coercive power that intended to prevent such), she [M]contributed to the ideological furrow[/M] already [M]called neoliberalism[/M].[SEP][M]Rand[/M] was also an uncompromising critic of religion, and through [M]her critique of all coercive power as illegitimate[/M] (in addition to the necessary and limited coercive power that intended to prevent such), she contributed to the ideological furrow already called neoliberalism.[SEP][M]Rand was[/M] also [M]an[/M] uncompromising [M]critic of religion[/M], and through her critique of all coercive power as illegitimate (in addition to the necessary and limited coercive power that intended to prevent such), she contributed to the ideological furrow already called neoliberalism.


She is primarily associated with her own philosophical school of objectivism which advocates rational egoism, individualism, capitalism (laissez faire) and an objective morality.

She is primarily associated with [M]her[/M] own [M]philosophical school of objectivism[/M] which [M]advocates[/M] rational egoism, individualism, capitalism (laissez faire) and an [M]objective morality[/M].[SEP]She is primarily associated with [M]her[/M] own [M]philosophical school of objectivism[/M] which [M]advocates[/M] rational egoism, individualism, [M]capitalism[/M] ([M]laissez faire[/M]) and an objective morality.[SEP]She is primarily associated with [M]her[/M] own [M]philosophical school of objectivism[/M] which [M]advocates[/M] rational egoism, individualism, [M]capitalism[/M] (laissez faire) and an objective morality.[SEP]She is primarily associated with [M]her[/M] own [M]philosophical school of objectivism[/M] which [M]advocates[/M] rational egoism, [M]individualism[/M], capitalism (laissez faire) and an objective morality.[SEP]She is primarily associated with [M]her[/M] own [M]philosophical school of objectivism[/M] which [M]advocates rational egoism[/M], individualism, capitalism (laissez faire) and an objective morality.[SEP][M]She is primarily associated with her own philosophical school of objectivism[/M] which advocates rational egoism, individualism, capitalism (laissez faire) and an objective morality.[SEP][M]She is[/M] primarily [M]associated with her own philosophical school of objectivism[/M] which advocates rational egoism, individualism, capitalism (laissez faire) and an objective morality.


Rand is widely regarded as one of the leading figures behind the return of classical liberal ideas to the ideological political scene in the 1960s and onwards, and is considered to have inspired the so-called right-wing wave (later neoliberalism) in the 1980s.

[M]Rand is widely regarded as one of the leading figures behind the return of classical liberal ideas to the ideological political scene in the 1960s and onwards[/M], and is considered to have inspired the so-called right-wing wave (later neoliberalism) in the 1980s.[SEP]Rand is widely regarded as one of the leading figures behind the return of classical liberal ideas to the ideological political scene in the 1960s and onwards, and is considered to have inspired [M]the so-called right-wing wave (later neoliberalism)[/M] in the 1980s.[SEP][M]Rand[/M] is widely regarded as one of the leading figures behind the return of classical liberal ideas to the ideological political scene in the 1960s and onwards, and [M]is considered to have inspired the so-called right-wing wave[/M] (later neoliberalism) [M]in the 1980s[/M].[SEP][M]Rand[/M] is widely regarded as one of the leading figures behind the return of classical liberal ideas to the ideological political scene in the 1960s and onwards, and [M]is considered to have inspired the so-called right-wing wave[/M] (later neoliberalism) in the 1980s.


Her two most acclaimed works, The Source (1943) and And the World Trembled (1957), are ideological political novels that depict the individual's struggle against oppressive authorities and ingrained norms.

[M]Her[/M] two [M]most acclaimed works[/M], The Source (1943) and And the World Trembled (1957), are ideological political novels that [M]depict the individual's struggle against[/M] oppressive authorities and [M]ingrained norms[/M].[SEP][M]Her[/M] two [M]most acclaimed works[/M], The Source (1943) and And the World Trembled (1957), are ideological political novels that [M]depict the individual's struggle against oppressive authorities[/M] and ingrained norms.[SEP][M]Her[/M] two [M]most acclaimed works[/M], The Source (1943) and And the World Trembled (1957), [M]are ideological political novels[/M] that depict the individual's struggle against oppressive authorities and ingrained norms.[SEP]Her two most acclaimed works, The Source (1943) and [M]And the World Trembled (1957[/M]), are ideological political novels that depict the individual's struggle against oppressive authorities and ingrained norms.[SEP]Her two most acclaimed works, [M]The Source (1943[/M]) and And the World Trembled (1957), are ideological political novels that depict the individual's struggle against oppressive authorities and ingrained norms.[SEP][M]Her[/M] two [M]most acclaimed works[/M], The Source (1943) and [M]And the World Trembled[/M] (1957), are ideological political novels that depict the individual's struggle against oppressive authorities and ingrained norms.[SEP][M]Her[/M] two [M]most acclaimed works[/M], [M]The Source[/M] (1943) and And the World Trembled (1957), are ideological political novels that depict the individual's struggle against oppressive authorities and ingrained norms.


Rand was very critical of those who questioned the idea of an objective reality.

[M]Rand was[/M] very [M]critical of those who questioned the idea of an objective reality.[/M]


The economist Milton Friedman identified her, despite her outspoken opposition to him, as one of libertarianism's two most important intellectual trend breakers (along with Ludwig von Mises).

The economist [M]Milton Friedman[/M] identified her, despite [M]her outspoken opposition to him[/M], as one of libertarianism's two most important intellectual trend breakers (along with Ludwig von Mises).[SEP]The economist [M]Milton Friedman identified[/M] her, despite her outspoken opposition to him, [M]as one of libertarianism's[/M] two [M]most important intellectual trend breakers[/M] (along with [M]Ludwig von Mises[/M]).[SEP]The economist [M]Milton Friedman identified her[/M], despite her outspoken opposition to him, [M]as one of libertarianism's[/M] two [M]most important intellectual trend breakers[/M] (along with Ludwig von Mises).[SEP][M]The economist Milton Friedman[/M] identified her, despite her outspoken opposition to him, as one of libertarianism's two most important intellectual trend breakers (along with Ludwig von Mises).


Ayn Rand, born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905 in St. Petersburg, Russia, died March 6, 1982 in Manhattan, New York, was a Russian-American philosopher and author.

[M]Ayn Rand[/M], born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905 in St. Petersburg, Russia, died March 6, 1982 in Manhattan, New York, [M]was a[/M] Russian-American philosopher and [M]author[/M].[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M], born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905 in St. Petersburg, Russia, died March 6, 1982 in Manhattan, New York, [M]was a[/M] Russian-American [M]philosopher[/M] and author.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M], born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905 in St. Petersburg, Russia, died March 6, 1982 in Manhattan, New York, [M]was[/M] a [M]Russian-American[/M] philosopher and author.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M], born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905 in St. Petersburg, Russia, [M]died[/M] March 6, 1982 [M]in Manhattan, New York[/M], was a Russian-American philosopher and author.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M], born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905 in St. Petersburg, Russia, [M]died March 6, 1982[/M] in Manhattan, New York, was a Russian-American philosopher and author.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M], [M]born[/M] Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum on February 2, 1905 [M]in St. Petersburg, Russia[/M], died March 6, 1982 in Manhattan, New York, was a Russian-American philosopher and author.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M], [M]born[/M] Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum [M]on February 2, 1905[/M] in St. Petersburg, Russia, died March 6, 1982 in Manhattan, New York, was a Russian-American philosopher and author.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M], [M]born Alisa Zinovievna Rosenbaum[/M] on February 2, 1905 in St. Petersburg, Russia, died March 6, 1982 in Manhattan, New York, was a Russian-American philosopher and author.


Rand claimed Aristotle as his foremost epistemological role model, and Victor Hugo as his literary.

[M]Rand claimed[/M] Aristotle as his foremost epistemological [M]role model[/M], and [M]Victor Hugo as his literary[/M].[SEP][M]Rand claimed Aristotle as his foremost epistemological role model[/M], and Victor Hugo as his literary.


His novels are based on an archetype of heroic person, the Randian, whose ability and independence causes a permanent conflict with the mass society, but who nevertheless perseveres to achieve his goals.

His novels are based on an archetype of heroic person, [M]the Randian[/M], whose ability and independence causes a permanent conflict with the mass society, but who nevertheless [M]perseveres to achieve his goals[/M].[SEP]His novels are based on an archetype of heroic person, [M]the Randian[/M], whose ability and [M]independence causes a permanent conflict with the mass society[/M], but who nevertheless perseveres to achieve his goals.[SEP]His novels are based on an archetype of heroic person, [M]the Randian[/M], whose [M]ability[/M] and independence [M]causes a permanent conflict with the mass society[/M], but who nevertheless perseveres to achieve his goals.[SEP][M]His[/M] novels are based on an [M]archetype of heroic person, the Randian[/M], whose ability and independence causes a permanent conflict with the mass society, but who nevertheless perseveres to achieve his goals.[SEP][M]His novels are based on an archetype of heroic person[/M], the Randian, whose ability and independence causes a permanent conflict with the mass society, but who nevertheless perseveres to achieve his goals.


In Italy and Europe she is less known and studied than in North America, and is considered a personality of liberalism only by some circles closer to Anglo-Saxon libertarianism.

In Italy and Europe [M]she[/M] is less known and studied than in North America, and [M]is considered a personality of liberalism only by some circles closer to Anglo-Saxon libertarianism.[/M][SEP][M]In[/M] Italy and [M]Europe she is less[/M] known and [M]studied than in North America[/M], and is considered a personality of liberalism only by some circles closer to Anglo-Saxon libertarianism.[SEP][M]In Italy[/M] and Europe [M]she is less[/M] known and [M]studied than in North America[/M], and is considered a personality of liberalism only by some circles closer to Anglo-Saxon libertarianism.[SEP][M]In[/M] Italy and [M]Europe she is less known[/M] and studied [M]than in North America[/M], and is considered a personality of liberalism only by some circles closer to Anglo-Saxon libertarianism.[SEP][M]In Italy[/M] and Europe [M]she is less known[/M] and studied [M]than in North America[/M], and is considered a personality of liberalism only by some circles closer to Anglo-Saxon libertarianism.


Ayn Rand O'Connor (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.

[M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, [M]founder of the philosophical current of objectivism[/M].[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, [M]author of[/M] Noi live, The wonderful source and [M]The revolt of Atlas[/M], founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, [M]author of[/M] Noi live, [M]The wonderful source[/M] and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, [M]author of Noi live[/M], The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter [M]of Russian origin[/M], author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) [M]was an American[/M] writer, philosopher and [M]screenwriter[/M] of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) [M]was an American[/M] writer, [M]philosopher[/M] and screenwriter of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) [M]was an American writer[/M], philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; [M]St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982)[/M] was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor[/M] (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum, [M]in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум[/M]; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand O'Connor (born Alisa Zinov'evna Rozenbaum[/M], in Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум; St. Petersburg, February 2, 1905 - New York, March 6, 1982) was an American writer, philosopher and screenwriter of Russian origin, author of Noi live, The wonderful source and The revolt of Atlas, founder of the philosophical current of objectivism.


This ethical vision is the mother of unlimited liberalism, the only political-economic system that, according to her, allows man to achieve individual happiness thanks to his work and his ability.

This ethical vision is the mother of unlimited [M]liberalism, the only political-economic system that, according to her, allows man to achieve individual happiness thanks to his work and his ability[/M].[SEP][M]This ethical vision is the mother of unlimited liberalism[/M], the only political-economic system that, according to her, allows man to achieve individual happiness thanks to his work and his ability.


Supporter of individualism and rational selfishness, understood by her as the most natural and important of the virtues, as it consists in seeking one's own good without harming others.

Supporter of [M]individualism[/M] and rational selfishness, understood by her as the most natural and important of the virtues, as it [M]consists in seeking one's own good without harming others[/M].[SEP]Supporter of [M]individualism[/M] and rational selfishness, [M]understood by her as the most[/M] natural and [M]important of the virtues[/M], as it consists in seeking one's own good without harming others.[SEP]Supporter of [M]individualism[/M] and rational selfishness, [M]understood by her as the most natural[/M] and important [M]of the virtues[/M], as it consists in seeking one's own good without harming others.[SEP]Supporter of individualism and [M]rational selfishness[/M], understood by her as the most natural and important of the virtues, as it [M]consists in seeking one's own good without harming others[/M].[SEP]Supporter of individualism and [M]rational selfishness[/M], [M]understood by her as the most[/M] natural and [M]important of the virtues[/M], as it consists in seeking one's own good without harming others.[SEP]Supporter of individualism and [M]rational selfishness[/M], [M]understood by her as the most natural[/M] and important [M]of the virtues[/M], as it consists in seeking one's own good without harming others.[SEP][M]Supporter of[/M] individualism and [M]rational selfishness[/M], understood by [M]her[/M] as the most natural and important of the virtues, as it consists in seeking one's own good without harming others.[SEP][M]Supporter of individualism[/M] and rational selfishness, understood by [M]her[/M] as the most natural and important of the virtues, as it consists in seeking one's own good without harming others.


Convinced that government should have a legitimate but relatively small role in a free society, she never recognized herself in anarcho-capitalism, but rather in miniarchism, although she never defined it in such terms.

Convinced that government should have a legitimate but relatively small role in a free society, she never recognized herself in anarcho-capitalism, but rather in [M]miniarchism[/M], although [M]she never defined it in such terms[/M].[SEP]Convinced that government should have a legitimate but relatively small role in a free society, [M]she[/M] never [M]recognized herself in[/M] anarcho-capitalism, but rather in [M]miniarchism[/M], although she never defined it in such terms.[SEP]Convinced that government should have a legitimate but relatively small role in a free society, [M]she never recognized herself in anarcho-capitalism[/M], but rather in miniarchism, although she never defined it in such terms.[SEP][M]Convinced that government should have a legitimate but relatively small role in a free society[/M], she never recognized herself in anarcho-capitalism, but rather in miniarchism, although she never defined it in such terms.


He collaborated with the Commission for Joseph McCarthy's Anti-American Activities and wrote a pamphlet recommending that propaganda, even under the form of collectivism and anti-individualism, be avoided in Hollywood productions.

[M]He[/M] collaborated with the Commission for Joseph McCarthy's Anti-American Activities and [M]wrote a pamphlet recommending that propaganda, even under the form of collectivism and anti-individualism, be avoided in Hollywood productions[/M].[SEP][M]He collaborated with the Commission for Joseph McCarthy's Anti-American Activities[/M] and wrote a pamphlet recommending that propaganda, even under the form of collectivism and anti-individualism, be avoided in Hollywood productions.


Hostile to any form of socialist and fascist collectivism, his philosophy was based on the concept that «the smallest minority in the world is the individual.

[M]Hostile to any form of socialist and fascist collectivism[/M], his philosophy was based on the concept that «the smallest minority in the world is the individual.[SEP]Hostile to any form of socialist and fascist collectivism, [M]his philosophy was based on the concept that «the smallest minority in the world is the individual[/M].


Her philosophy and novels emphasize the concept of individualism, rational egoism ("rational self-interest"), and completely laissez-faire capitalism.

[M]Her[/M] philosophy and [M]novels emphasize the concept of[/M] individualism, rational egoism ("rational self-interest"), and [M]completely laissez-faire capitalism[/M].[SEP][M]Her[/M] philosophy and [M]novels emphasize the concept of[/M] individualism, [M]rational egoism[/M] ("rational self-interest"), and completely laissez-faire capitalism.[SEP][M]Her[/M] philosophy and [M]novels emphasize the concept of individualism[/M], rational egoism ("rational self-interest"), and completely laissez-faire capitalism.[SEP][M]Her philosophy[/M] and novels [M]emphasize the concept of[/M] individualism, rational egoism ("rational self-interest"), and [M]completely laissez-faire capitalism[/M].[SEP]Her philosophy and novels emphasize the concept of individualism, [M]rational egoism ("rational self-interest")[/M], and completely laissez-faire capitalism.[SEP][M]Her philosophy[/M] and novels [M]emphasize the concept of[/M] individualism, [M]rational egoism[/M] ("rational self-interest"), and completely laissez-faire capitalism.[SEP][M]Her philosophy[/M] and novels [M]emphasize the concept of individualism[/M], rational egoism ("rational self-interest"), and completely laissez-faire capitalism.


Her political ideas can be described as petty governmentism and libertarianism, although she has never used the first name to call herself, and she hates the second one.

Her political ideas can be described as petty governmentism and libertarianism, although she has never used the first name to call herself, and [M]she hates the second one[/M].[SEP]Her political ideas can be described as petty governmentism and libertarianism, although [M]she has never used the first name to call herself[/M], and she hates the second one.[SEP][M]Her political ideas can be described as[/M] petty governmentism and [M]libertarianism[/M], although she has never used the first name to call herself, and she hates the second one.[SEP][M]Her political ideas can be described as petty governmentism[/M] and libertarianism, although she has never used the first name to call herself, and she hates the second one.


Ayn Rand (English: Ayn Rand, February 2, 1905-March 6, 1982), formerly known as "Alyssa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum" (Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум) ), Russian-American philosopher and novelist.

[M]Ayn Rand[/M] (English: Ayn Rand, February 2, 1905-March 6, 1982), formerly known as "Alyssa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum" (Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум) ), Russian-American philosopher and [M]novelist[/M].[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M] (English: Ayn Rand, February 2, 1905-March 6, 1982), formerly known as "Alyssa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum" (Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум) ), Russian-American [M]philosopher[/M] and novelist.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M] (English: Ayn Rand, February 2, 1905-March 6, 1982), formerly known as "Alyssa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum" (Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум) ), [M]Russian-American[/M] philosopher and novelist.[SEP]Ayn Rand (English: Ayn Rand, February 2, 1905-March 6, 1982), formerly known as "[M]Alyssa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum[/M]" ([M]Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум[/M]) ), Russian-American philosopher and novelist.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M] (English: Ayn Rand, February 2, 1905-March 6, 1982), [M]formerly known as "Alyssa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum"[/M] (Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум) ), Russian-American philosopher and novelist.[SEP][M]Ayn Rand[/M] (English: Ayn Rand, [M]February 2, 1905-March 6, 1982[/M]), formerly known as "Alyssa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum" (Russian: Алиса Зиновьевна Розенбаум) ), Russian-American philosopher and novelist.


She also wrote several best-selling novels such as "The Source" and "Atlas Shrugged".

[M]She[/M] also [M]wrote[/M] several best-selling [M]novels[/M] such as "The Source" and "[M]Atlas Shrugged[/M]".[SEP][M]She[/M] also [M]wrote[/M] several best-selling [M]novels[/M] such as "[M]The Source[/M]" and "Atlas Shrugged".[SEP][M]She[/M] also [M]wrote several best-selling novels[/M] such as "The Source" and "Atlas Shrugged".


The goal expressed in Rand's novel is to show her ideal hero: a person who is in conflict with society because of her ability and independent character, but who still struggles unremittingly towards his ideal.

The goal expressed in [M]Rand's[/M] novel is to show her [M]ideal hero[/M]: [M]a person who[/M] is in conflict with society because of her ability and independent character, but who still [M]struggles unremittingly towards his ideal[/M].[SEP]The goal expressed in [M]Rand's[/M] novel is to show her [M]ideal hero[/M]: [M]a person who is in conflict with society because of her[/M] ability and [M]independent character[/M], but who still struggles unremittingly towards his ideal.[SEP]The goal expressed in [M]Rand's[/M] novel is to show her [M]ideal hero[/M]: [M]a person who is in conflict with society because of her ability[/M] and independent character, but who still struggles unremittingly towards his ideal.[SEP][M]The goal expressed in Rand's novel is to show her ideal hero[/M]: a person who is in conflict with society because of her ability and independent character, but who still struggles unremittingly towards his ideal.


She believes that people must choose their values and actions rationally; individuals have the absolute right to live only for their own interests, without sacrificing their own interests for others, but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; no one has the right Use violence or fraud to seize the property of others, or impose one's own values on others through violence.

[M]She believes[/M] that people must choose their values and actions rationally; individuals have the absolute right to live only for their own interests, without sacrificing their own interests for others, but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; [M]no one has the right[/M] Use violence or fraud to seize the property of others, or [M]impose one's own values on others through violence[/M].[SEP][M]She believes[/M] that people must choose their values and actions rationally; individuals have the absolute right to live only for their own interests, without sacrificing their own interests for others, but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; [M]no one has the right Use[/M] violence or [M]fraud to seize the property of others[/M], or impose one's own values on others through violence.[SEP][M]She believes[/M] that people must choose their values and actions rationally; individuals have the absolute right to live only for their own interests, without sacrificing their own interests for others, but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; [M]no one has the right Use violence[/M] or fraud [M]to seize the property of others[/M], or impose one's own values on others through violence.[SEP][M]She believes[/M] that people must choose their values and actions rationally; [M]individuals[/M] have the absolute right to live only for their own interests, without sacrificing their own interests for others, but [M]cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves[/M]; no one has the right Use violence or fraud to seize the property of others, or impose one's own values on others through violence.[SEP][M]She believes[/M] that people must choose their values and actions rationally; [M]individuals have the absolute right to live[/M] only for their own interests, [M]without sacrificing their own interests for others[/M], but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; no one has the right Use violence or fraud to seize the property of others, or impose one's own values on others through violence.[SEP][M]She believes[/M] that people must choose their values and actions rationally; [M]individuals have the absolute right to live only for their own interests[/M], without sacrificing their own interests for others, but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; no one has the right Use violence or fraud to seize the property of others, or impose one's own values on others through violence.[SEP][M]She believes[/M] that [M]people must choose their[/M] values and [M]actions rationally[/M]; individuals have the absolute right to live only for their own interests, without sacrificing their own interests for others, but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; no one has the right Use violence or fraud to seize the property of others, or impose one's own values on others through violence.[SEP][M]She believes[/M] that [M]people must choose their values[/M] and actions [M]rationally[/M]; individuals have the absolute right to live only for their own interests, without sacrificing their own interests for others, but cannot force others to sacrifice for themselves; no one has the right Use violence or fraud to seize the property of others, or impose one's own values on others through violence.


Her philosophical theories and novels pioneered the philosophical movement of objectivism.

[M]Her philosophical theories and novels pioneered the philosophical movement of objectivism[/M].


However, there are many types of socialism and there is no single definition that encompasses them all, being social property the common element shared by its various forms whose objective is to overcome the inefficiencies and crises traditionally associated with the accumulation of capital and the profit system based on labor exploitation.

However, there are many types of socialism and there is no single definition that encompasses them all, being [M]social property[/M] the common element shared by its various forms [M]whose objective is to overcome the[/M] inefficiencies and crises traditionally associated with the accumulation of capital and the [M]profit system based on labor exploitation.[/M][SEP]However, there are many types of socialism and there is no single definition that encompasses them all, being [M]social property[/M] the common element shared by its various forms [M]whose objective is to overcome the[/M] inefficiencies and [M]crises traditionally associated with the accumulation of capital[/M] and the profit system based on labor exploitation.[SEP]However, there are many types of socialism and there is no single definition that encompasses them all, being [M]social property[/M] the common element shared by its various forms [M]whose objective is to overcome the inefficiencies[/M] and crises [M]traditionally associated with the accumulation of capital[/M] and the profit system based on labor exploitation.[SEP]However, there are many types of [M]socialism[/M] and there is no single definition that encompasses them all, [M]being social property the common element shared by its various forms[/M] whose objective is to overcome the inefficiencies and crises traditionally associated with the accumulation of capital and the profit system based on labor exploitation.[SEP]However, there are many [M]types of socialism[/M] and [M]there is no single definition that encompasses them all[/M], being social property the common element shared by its various forms whose objective is to overcome the inefficiencies and crises traditionally associated with the accumulation of capital and the profit system based on labor exploitation.[SEP]However, [M]there are many types of socialism[/M] and there is no single definition that encompasses them all, being social property the common element shared by its various forms whose objective is to overcome the inefficiencies and crises traditionally associated with the accumulation of capital and the profit system based on labor exploitation.


Non-market socialism involves replacing market factors and money with technical and engineering criteria based on in-kind calculations, thus producing an economic mechanism that works accordingly.

[M]Non-market socialism involves replacing market factors[/M] and money with technical and engineering criteria based on in-kind calculations, thus [M]producing an economic mechanism that works[/M] accordingly.[SEP][M]Non-market socialism involves replacing[/M] market factors and [M]money with[/M] technical and [M]engineering criteria based on in-kind calculations[/M], thus producing an economic mechanism that works accordingly.[SEP][M]Non-market socialism involves replacing[/M] market factors and [M]money with technical[/M] and engineering [M]criteria based on in-kind calculations[/M], thus producing an economic mechanism that works accordingly.[SEP][M]Non-market socialism involves replacing market factors[/M] and money [M]with technical[/M] and engineering [M]criteria based on in-kind calculations[/M], thus producing an economic mechanism that works accordingly.


The RAE defines the term socialism as: "A system of social and economic organization based on collective or state ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods." Socialism implies, therefore, a planning and a conscious collective organization of social and economic life oriented to the satisfaction of needs.

The RAE defines the term socialism as: "A system of social and economic organization based on collective or state ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods." [M]Socialism implies[/M], therefore, a planning and [M]a conscious collective organization of social[/M] and economic [M]life oriented to the satisfaction of needs.[/M][SEP]The RAE defines the term socialism as: "A system of social and economic organization based on collective or state ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods." [M]Socialism implies[/M], therefore, a planning and [M]a conscious collective organization of[/M] social and [M]economic life oriented to the satisfaction of needs.[/M][SEP]The RAE defines the term socialism as: "A system of social and economic organization based on collective or state ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods." [M]Socialism implies[/M], therefore, [M]a planning[/M] and a conscious collective organization [M]of[/M] social and [M]economic life oriented to the satisfaction of needs.[/M][SEP]The RAE defines the term socialism as: "A system of social and economic organization based on collective or state ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods." [M]Socialism implies[/M], therefore, [M]a planning[/M] and a conscious collective organization [M]of social[/M] and economic [M]life oriented to the satisfaction of needs.[/M][SEP][M]The RAE defines the term socialism as: "A system of social and economic organization based on collective or state ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods."[/M] Socialism implies, therefore, a planning and a conscious collective organization of social and economic life oriented to the satisfaction of needs.


It includes political theories and movements associated with such systems.

It [M]includes political[/M] theories and [M]movements associated with such systems[/M].[SEP][M]It includes political theories[/M] and movements [M]associated with such systems[/M].


Socialist systems are divided into non-commercial and market forms.

[M]Socialist systems are divided into[/M] non-commercial and [M]market forms[/M].[SEP][M]Socialist systems are divided into non-commercial[/M] and market [M]forms[/M].[SEP][M]Socialist systems are divided[/M] into non-commercial and market forms.


Socialism is a political, social and economic philosophical current, and an ideology, which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production and self-management of companies by workers.

[M]Socialism is[/M] a political, social and economic philosophical current, and [M]an ideology[/M], [M]which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by[/M] social ownership of the means of production and [M]self-management of companies by workers.[/M][SEP][M]Socialism is[/M] a political, social and economic philosophical current, and [M]an ideology[/M], [M]which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production[/M] and self-management of companies by workers.[SEP][M]Socialism is[/M] a political, social and economic philosophical current, and [M]an ideology[/M], [M]which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems[/M] characterized by social ownership of the means of production and self-management of companies by workers.[SEP][M]Socialism is[/M] a political, social and economic philosophical current, and [M]an ideology[/M], which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production and self-management of companies by workers.[SEP][M]Socialism is a[/M] political, social and economic [M]philosophical current[/M], and an ideology, which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production and self-management of companies by workers.[SEP][M]Socialism is a[/M] political, social and [M]economic[/M] philosophical [M]current[/M], and an ideology, which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production and self-management of companies by workers.[SEP][M]Socialism is a[/M] political, [M]social[/M] and economic philosophical [M]current[/M], and an ideology, which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production and self-management of companies by workers.[SEP][M]Socialism is a political[/M], social and economic philosophical [M]current[/M], and an ideology, which encompasses a range of socio-economic systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production and self-management of companies by workers.


Social property can be public, collective or cooperative.

[M]Social property can be[/M] public, collective or [M]cooperative[/M].[SEP][M]Social property can be[/M] public, [M]collective[/M] or cooperative.[SEP][M]Social property can be public[/M], collective or cooperative.


Socialist ideology criticizes the evils and injustices of capitalism (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.

[M]Socialist ideology[/M] criticizes the evils and injustices [M]of capitalism[/M] (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) [M]transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[/M][SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes[/M] the evils and injustices of capitalism (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or [M]the inability of[/M] self-realization and [M]human development[/M], etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes[/M] the evils and injustices of capitalism (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or [M]the inability of self-realization[/M] and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes[/M] the evils and injustices of capitalism (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, [M]the weakening of democracy[/M] or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes[/M] the evils and injustices of capitalism (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, [M]the constraint of certain freedoms[/M], the weakening of democracy or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes[/M] the evils and injustices of capitalism (such as [M]the[/M] unequal distribution of wealth, [M]fierce competition in the market[/M], the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes[/M] the evils and injustices of capitalism (such as [M]the unequal distribution of wealth[/M], fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes the[/M] evils and [M]injustices of capitalism[/M] (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.[SEP][M]Socialist ideology criticizes the evils[/M] and injustices [M]of capitalism[/M] (such as the unequal distribution of wealth, fierce competition in the market, the constraint of certain freedoms, the weakening of democracy or the inability of self-realization and human development, etc.) transcending it by a morally superior socioeconomic system.


Socialism is a complex of ideologies, movements and doctrines, political orientations of the left that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a social, economic and legal level.

[M]Socialism is[/M] a complex [M]of[/M] ideologies, movements and doctrines, [M]political orientations[/M] of the left [M]that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a[/M] social, economic and [M]legal level[/M].[SEP][M]Socialism is[/M] a complex [M]of[/M] ideologies, movements and doctrines, [M]political orientations[/M] of the left [M]that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a[/M] social, [M]economic[/M] and legal [M]level[/M].[SEP][M]Socialism is[/M] a complex [M]of[/M] ideologies, movements and doctrines, [M]political orientations[/M] of the left [M]that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a social[/M], economic and legal [M]level[/M].[SEP][M]Socialism is[/M] a complex [M]of[/M] ideologies, movements and doctrines, [M]political orientations of the left[/M] that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a social, economic and legal level.[SEP][M]Socialism is a complex of[/M] ideologies, movements and [M]doctrines[/M], political orientations of the left that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a social, economic and legal level.[SEP][M]Socialism is a complex of[/M] ideologies, [M]movements[/M] and doctrines, political orientations of the left that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a social, economic and legal level.[SEP][M]Socialism is a complex of ideologies[/M], movements and doctrines, political orientations of the left that tend to a transformation of society aimed at reducing inequalities between citizens on a social, economic and legal level.


[M]Until 1848, the terms socialism and communism were considered interchangeable.[/M]


Originally, all socialist doctrines and movements aimed at pursuing their objectives through the abolition of social classes and the total suppression of private ownership of the means of production and exchange.

[M]Originally, all socialist[/M] doctrines and [M]movements aimed at pursuing their objectives through the abolition of social classes[/M] and the total suppression of private ownership of the means of production and exchange.[SEP][M]Originally, all socialist[/M] doctrines and [M]movements aimed at pursuing their objectives through[/M] the abolition of social classes and [M]the total suppression of private ownership of the means of production[/M] and exchange.[SEP][M]Originally, all socialist[/M] doctrines and [M]movements aimed at pursuing their objectives through[/M] the abolition of social classes and [M]the total suppression of private ownership of the means of[/M] production and [M]exchange[/M].[SEP][M]Originally, all socialist doctrines[/M] and movements [M]aimed at pursuing their objectives through[/M] the abolition of social classes and [M]the total suppression of private ownership of the means of[/M] production and [M]exchange[/M].[SEP][M]Originally, all socialist doctrines[/M] and movements [M]aimed at pursuing their objectives through[/M] the abolition of social classes and [M]the total suppression of private ownership of the means of production[/M] and exchange.[SEP][M]Originally, all socialist doctrines[/M] and movements [M]aimed at pursuing their objectives through the abolition of social classes[/M] and the total suppression of private ownership of the means of production and exchange.


Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by liberal socialism and social democracy, types of socialism that do not aim at overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.

Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by liberal socialism and [M]social democracy[/M], types of socialism that do not [M]aim at[/M] overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and [M]often[/M] to [M]the achievement of a mixed economic system.[/M][SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by liberal socialism and [M]social democracy[/M], types of socialism that do not [M]aim at[/M] overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to [M]an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society[/M], and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by liberal socialism and [M]social democracy[/M], types of socialism that [M]do not aim at[/M] overcoming [M]of capitalism[/M] (or in any case not to its [M]total suppression[/M]), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by liberal socialism and [M]social democracy[/M], types of socialism that [M]do not aim at overcoming of capitalism[/M] (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by [M]liberal socialism[/M] and social democracy, types of socialism that do not [M]aim at[/M] overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and [M]often[/M] to [M]the achievement of a mixed economic system.[/M][SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by [M]liberal socialism[/M] and social democracy, types of socialism that do not [M]aim at[/M] overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to [M]an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society[/M], and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by [M]liberal socialism[/M] and social democracy, types of socialism that [M]do not aim at[/M] overcoming [M]of capitalism[/M] (or in any case not to its [M]total suppression[/M]), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by [M]liberal socialism[/M] and social democracy, types of socialism that [M]do not aim at overcoming of capitalism[/M] (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by liberal socialism and [M]social democracy[/M], [M]types of socialism[/M] that do not aim at overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by [M]liberal socialism[/M] and social democracy, [M]types of socialism[/M] that do not aim at overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from [M]communism[/M] (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and [M]is largely represented by[/M] liberal socialism and [M]social democracy[/M], types of socialism that do not aim at overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from [M]communism[/M] (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and [M]is largely represented by liberal socialism[/M] and social democracy, types of socialism that do not aim at overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from [M]communism[/M] (detached from the former), although the latter [M]sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions[/M], and is largely represented by liberal socialism and social democracy, types of socialism that do not aim at overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.[SEP][M]Today socialism represents an ideology quite distinct from communism[/M] (detached from the former), although the latter sometimes shares some Marxist presuppositions, and is largely represented by liberal socialism and social democracy, types of socialism that do not aim at overcoming of capitalism (or in any case not to its total suppression), but to an improvement in the socialist sense within the current society, and often to the achievement of a mixed economic system.


Movements such as the fascist and national socialist ones, at the beginning, used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population, even if they were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas, except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.

[M]Movements such as the[/M] fascist and [M]national socialist[/M] ones, at the beginning, used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population, even if they [M]were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas, except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.[/M][SEP][M]Movements such as the fascist[/M] and national socialist ones, at the beginning, used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population, even if they [M]were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas, except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism[/M].[SEP][M]Movements such as the[/M] fascist and [M]national socialist[/M] ones, at the beginning, used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population, even if they [M]were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas[/M], except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.[SEP][M]Movements such as the fascist[/M] and national socialist ones, at the beginning, used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population, even if they [M]were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas[/M], except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.[SEP][M]Movements such as the[/M] fascist and [M]national socialist[/M] ones, at the beginning, [M]used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population[/M], even if they were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas, except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.[SEP][M]Movements such as the[/M] fascist and [M]national socialist[/M] ones, [M]at the beginning, used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population[/M], even if they were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas, except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.[SEP][M]Movements such as the fascist[/M] and national socialist ones, [M]at the beginning, used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population[/M], even if they were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas, except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.[SEP][M]Movements such as the fascist[/M] and national socialist ones, at the beginning, [M]used to define themselves as "socialists" to try to gain as much support as possible from the population[/M], even if they were, in reality, in contrast with socialist ideas, except for some characteristics such as anti-capitalism.


In that year, in the Manifesto of the Communist Party of Marx and Engels, the distinction is made between "utopian socialism" and "scientific socialism", the only one that can guarantee the transition to a subsequent phase, "communism ", to polemically highlight the differences with the first.

In that year, in the Manifesto of the Communist Party of Marx and Engels, the distinction is made between "utopian socialism" and "scientific socialism", [M]the only one that can guarantee the transition to a subsequent phase, "communism ", to polemically highlight the differences with the first.[/M][SEP]In that year, [M]in the Manifesto of the Communist Party of Marx and Engels[/M], [M]the distinction is made between "utopian socialism" and "scientific socialism"[/M], the only one that can guarantee the transition to a subsequent phase, "communism ", to polemically highlight the differences with the first.[SEP][M]In that year[/M], in the Manifesto of the Communist Party of Marx and Engels, [M]the distinction is made between "utopian socialism" and "scientific socialism"[/M], the only one that can guarantee the transition to a subsequent phase, "communism ", to polemically highlight the differences with the first.[SEP]In that year, in the Manifesto of the Communist Party of Marx and Engels, [M]the distinction is made between "utopian socialism" and "scientific socialism"[/M], the only one that can guarantee the transition to a subsequent phase, "communism ", to polemically highlight the differences with the first.


However, what the two German philosophers refer to is precisely a philosophical "communism", very different from the one that was born with Lenin and from which the parties of Marxist origin in Western Europe will be kept away.

However, what the two German philosophers refer to is precisely [M]a philosophical "communism[/M]", very different from the one that was born with Lenin and [M]from which the parties of Marxist origin in Western Europe will be kept away.[/M][SEP]However, what the two German philosophers refer to is precisely [M]a philosophical "communism", very different from the one that was born with Lenin[/M] and from which the parties of Marxist origin in Western Europe will be kept away.[SEP]However, [M]what the two German philosophers refer to is precisely a philosophical "communism[/M]", very different from the one that was born with Lenin and from which the parties of Marxist origin in Western Europe will be kept away.


Socialism can be divided into two types according to whether there is a market.

[M]Socialism can be divided into two types according to whether there is a market[/M].[SEP][M]Socialism can be divided into two types[/M] according to whether there is a market.


The socialist calculation debate discusses the method and feasibility of resource allocation in socialism-for example, some socialists believe that resource allocation should be based on a general manual labor index or directly based on labor time.

The socialist calculation debate discusses the method and feasibility of resource allocation in socialism-for example, [M]some socialists believe that resource allocation should be[/M] based on a general manual labor index or [M]directly based on labor time.[/M][SEP]The socialist calculation debate discusses the method and feasibility of resource allocation in socialism-for example, [M]some socialists believe that resource allocation should be based on a general manual labor index[/M] or directly based on labor time.[SEP][M]The socialist calculation debate discusses the[/M] method and [M]feasibility of resource allocation in socialism[/M]-for example, some socialists believe that resource allocation should be based on a general manual labor index or directly based on labor time.[SEP][M]The socialist calculation debate discusses the method[/M] and feasibility [M]of resource allocation in socialism[/M]-for example, some socialists believe that resource allocation should be based on a general manual labor index or directly based on labor time.


[M]As a political movement, the political philosophy of socialism is distributed from reformism to revolutionary socialism.[/M]


Among them, the common means of production in society can be achieved through state ownership, collective ownership, worker autonomy, labor cooperation, and even citizen shareholding.

Among them, [M]the common means of production in society can be achieved through[/M] state ownership, collective ownership, worker autonomy, labor cooperation, and even [M]citizen shareholding[/M].[SEP]Among them, [M]the common means of production in society can be achieved through[/M] state ownership, collective ownership, worker autonomy, [M]labor cooperation[/M], and even citizen shareholding.[SEP]Among them, [M]the common means of production in society can be achieved through[/M] state ownership, collective ownership, [M]worker autonomy[/M], labor cooperation, and even citizen shareholding.[SEP]Among them, [M]the common means of production in society can be achieved through[/M] state ownership, [M]collective ownership[/M], worker autonomy, labor cooperation, and even citizen shareholding.[SEP]Among them, [M]the common means of production in society can be achieved through state ownership[/M], collective ownership, worker autonomy, labor cooperation, and even citizen shareholding.


Socialism (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, including various economic and social systems characterized by social common production materials (natural resources, human resources, capital, and corporate talents).

Socialism (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, including various economic and social systems characterized by [M]social common production materials[/M] (natural resources, human resources, capital, and [M]corporate talents[/M]).[SEP]Socialism (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, including various economic and social systems characterized by [M]social common production materials[/M] (natural resources, human resources, [M]capital[/M], and corporate talents).[SEP]Socialism (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, including various economic and social systems characterized by [M]social common production materials[/M] (natural resources, [M]human resources[/M], capital, and corporate talents).[SEP]Socialism (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, including various economic and social systems characterized by [M]social common production materials (natural resources[/M], human resources, capital, and corporate talents).[SEP][M]Socialism[/M] (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, including various economic and social systems [M]characterized by social common production materials[/M] (natural resources, human resources, capital, and corporate talents).[SEP][M]Socialism[/M] (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, [M]including various[/M] economic and [M]social systems[/M] characterized by social common production materials (natural resources, human resources, capital, and corporate talents).[SEP][M]Socialism[/M] (English: Socialism) is a kind of political, social, and economic philosophy, [M]including various economic[/M] and social [M]systems[/M] characterized by social common production materials (natural resources, human resources, capital, and corporate talents).[SEP][M]Socialism[/M] (English: Socialism) [M]is a kind of[/M] political, social, and [M]economic philosophy[/M], including various economic and social systems characterized by social common production materials (natural resources, human resources, capital, and corporate talents).[SEP][M]Socialism[/M] (English: Socialism) [M]is a kind of[/M] political, [M]social[/M], and economic [M]philosophy[/M], including various economic and social systems characterized by social common production materials (natural resources, human resources, capital, and corporate talents).[SEP][M]Socialism[/M] (English: Socialism) [M]is a kind of political[/M], social, and economic [M]philosophy[/M], including various economic and social systems characterized by social common production materials (natural resources, human resources, capital, and corporate talents).


The profits of these enterprises can choose to be directly controlled by employees, or they can choose to be distributed to the whole society in the form of social dividends.

[M]The profits of these enterprises[/M] can choose to be directly controlled by employees, or they [M]can choose to be distributed to the whole society in the form of social dividends.[/M][SEP][M]The profits of these enterprises can choose to be directly controlled by employees[/M], or they can choose to be distributed to the whole society in the form of social dividends.


This type of socialism seeks to avoid the waste of capital accumulation and the pursuit of profit and financial crises.

[M]This type of socialism seeks to avoid[/M] the waste of capital accumulation and the pursuit of profit and [M]financial crises[/M].[SEP][M]This type of socialism seeks to avoid[/M] the waste of capital accumulation and [M]the pursuit of profit[/M] and financial crises.[SEP][M]This type of socialism seeks to avoid the waste of capital accumulation[/M] and the pursuit of profit and financial crises.


On the contrary, so-called market socialism emphasizes the role of retaining money, factor markets and even profit motives in the distribution of socially owned enterprises and capital.

On the contrary, [M]so-called market socialism emphasizes the role of[/M] retaining money, factor markets and even [M]profit motives in the distribution of socially owned[/M] enterprises and [M]capital[/M].[SEP]On the contrary, [M]so-called market socialism emphasizes the role of[/M] retaining money, factor markets and even [M]profit motives in the distribution of socially owned enterprises[/M] and capital.[SEP]On the contrary, [M]so-called market socialism emphasizes the role of[/M] retaining money, [M]factor markets[/M] and even profit motives [M]in the distribution of socially owned enterprises[/M] and capital.[SEP]On the contrary, [M]so-called market socialism emphasizes the role of[/M] retaining money, [M]factor markets[/M] and even profit motives [M]in the distribution of socially owned[/M] enterprises and [M]capital[/M].[SEP]On the contrary, [M]so-called market socialism emphasizes the role of retaining money[/M], factor markets and even profit motives [M]in the distribution of socially owned[/M] enterprises and [M]capital[/M].[SEP]On the contrary, [M]so-called market socialism emphasizes the role of retaining money[/M], factor markets and even profit motives [M]in the distribution of socially owned enterprises[/M] and capital.


Although there are tens of thousands of types of socialism, no one definition can be summarized, but each of them believes that the means of production should be controlled by society.

Although there are tens of thousands of types of [M]socialism[/M], no one definition can be summarized, but [M]each of them believes that the means of production should be controlled by society.[/M][SEP]Although there are tens of thousands of types of [M]socialism[/M], [M]no one definition can be summarized[/M], but each of them believes that the means of production should be controlled by society.[SEP]Although [M]there are tens of thousands of types of socialism[/M], no one definition can be summarized, but each of them believes that the means of production should be controlled by society.


[M]Socialism without markets eliminates factor markets and money, and the law of value under capitalism no longer exists.[/M][SEP][M]Socialism without markets eliminates[/M] factor markets and [M]money[/M], and the law of value under capitalism no longer exists.[SEP][M]Socialism without markets eliminates factor markets[/M] and money, and the law of value under capitalism no longer exists.


At times a tear will even appear in my eye, when I least expect it.

[M]At times a tear will[/M] even [M]appear in my eye[/M], [M]when I least expect it[/M].[SEP][M]At times a tear will even appear in my eye[/M], when I least expect it.


Next, Nats shortstop Trea Turner made a diving stop behind second base, spun and threw out Giancarlo Stanton, stealing a hit as first baseman Ryan Zimmerman finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.

Next, Nats shortstop Trea Turner made a diving stop behind second base, spun and threw out Giancarlo Stanton, stealing a hit as first baseman [M]Ryan Zimmerman finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[/M][SEP]Next, Nats shortstop Trea Turner made a diving stop behind second base, spun and threw out Giancarlo Stanton, stealing a hit as first baseman [M]Ryan Zimmerman finished the play[/M] with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[SEP]Next, Nats shortstop Trea Turner made a diving stop behind second base, spun and threw out Giancarlo Stanton, stealing a hit as [M]first baseman Ryan Zimmerman[/M] finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[SEP]Next, Nats shortstop Trea Turner made a diving stop behind second base, spun and threw out [M]Giancarlo Stanton[/M], [M]stealing a hit as[/M] first baseman [M]Ryan Zimmerman finished the play[/M] with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[SEP]Next, Nats shortstop Trea Turner made a diving stop behind second base, spun and threw out [M]Giancarlo Stanton[/M], [M]stealing a hit[/M] as first baseman Ryan Zimmerman finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[SEP]Next, Nats shortstop [M]Trea Turner[/M] made a diving stop behind second base, spun and [M]threw out Giancarlo Stanton[/M], stealing a hit as first baseman Ryan Zimmerman finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[SEP]Next, Nats shortstop [M]Trea Turner[/M] made a diving stop behind second base, [M]spun[/M] and threw out Giancarlo Stanton, stealing a hit as first baseman Ryan Zimmerman finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[SEP]Next, Nats shortstop [M]Trea Turner made a diving stop behind second base[/M], spun and threw out Giancarlo Stanton, stealing a hit as first baseman Ryan Zimmerman finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.[SEP]Next, [M]Nats shortstop Trea Turner[/M] made a diving stop behind second base, spun and threw out Giancarlo Stanton, stealing a hit as first baseman Ryan Zimmerman finished the play with a flashy sweep-scoop in the dirt.


The Nats would go on to a 5-3 win, wrapping up a 17-12 spring.

[M]The Nats[/M] would go on to a 5-3 win, [M]wrapping up a 17-12 spring[/M].[SEP][M]The Nats would go on to a 5-3 win[/M], wrapping up a 17-12 spring.


After giving up a leadoff double in the first inning, new Nats starter Aníbal Sánchez, a former American League ERA champ, teased and tempted mighty Aaron Judge before fanning him with a full-count change-up.

[M]After giving up a leadoff double in the first inning[/M], new Nats starter [M]Aníbal Sánchez[/M], a former American League ERA champ, teased and tempted mighty Aaron Judge before fanning him with a full-count change-up.[SEP]After giving up a leadoff double in the first inning, new Nats starter [M]Aníbal Sánchez[/M], a former American League ERA champ, teased and tempted mighty [M]Aaron Judge[/M] before [M]fanning[/M] him [M]with a full-count change-up[/M].[SEP]After giving up a leadoff double in the first inning, new Nats starter [M]Aníbal Sánchez[/M], a former American League ERA champ, teased and [M]tempted mighty Aaron Judge[/M] before fanning him with a full-count change-up.[SEP]After giving up a leadoff double in the first inning, new Nats starter [M]Aníbal Sánchez[/M], a former American League ERA champ, [M]teased[/M] and tempted mighty [M]Aaron Judge[/M] before fanning him with a full-count change-up.[SEP]After giving up a leadoff double in the first inning, new Nats starter [M]Aníbal Sánchez, a former American League ERA champ[/M], teased and tempted mighty Aaron Judge before fanning him with a full-count change-up.[SEP]After giving up a leadoff double in the first inning, [M]new Nats starter Aníbal Sánchez[/M], a former American League ERA champ, teased and tempted mighty Aaron Judge before fanning him with a full-count change-up.


In the bottom of the inning, Anthony Rendon hit a two-run homer halfway up the left field bleachers.

In the bottom of the inning, [M]Anthony Rendon hit a two-run homer halfway up the left field bleachers[/M].[SEP][M]In the bottom of the inning, Anthony Rendon hit a two-run homer halfway up the left field bleachers[/M].


Then Sánchez blew a fastball on the fists past Yankees cleanup hitter Luke Voit to strand a runner in scoring position.

Then [M]Sánchez[/M] blew a fastball on the fists past Yankees cleanup hitter Luke Voit to [M]strand a runner in scoring position[/M].[SEP]Then [M]Sánchez blew a fastball[/M] on the fists [M]past[/M] Yankees cleanup hitter [M]Luke Voit[/M] to strand a runner in scoring position.[SEP]Then [M]Sánchez blew a fastball on the fists[/M] past Yankees cleanup hitter Luke Voit to strand a runner in scoring position.[SEP]Then Sánchez blew a fastball on the fists past [M]Yankees cleanup hitter Luke Voit[/M] to strand a runner in scoring position.


Stanton pretended to care, perhaps to soothe his pitcher’s feelings, then just shrugged and admired.

[M]Stanton pretended to care[/M], perhaps to soothe his pitcher’s feelings, [M]then just shrugged and admired[/M].[SEP][M]Stanton pretended to care[/M], [M]perhaps to soothe his pitcher’s feelings[/M], then just shrugged and admired.[SEP][M]Stanton pretended to care[/M], perhaps to soothe his pitcher’s feelings, then just shrugged and admired.


I could claim these outward signs were evidence of my pure lifelong love of the sport; I once found a childhood notebook, carbon-dated to the 1950s, in which I kept the game-by-game batting performance of every Washington Senator — in spring training.

I could claim these outward signs were evidence of my pure lifelong love of the sport; I once found a [M]childhood notebook[/M], [M]carbon-dated to the 1950s[/M], in which I kept the game-by-game batting performance of every Washington Senator — in spring training.[SEP]I could claim these outward signs were evidence of my pure lifelong love of the sport; [M]I[/M] once [M]found a childhood notebook[/M], carbon-dated to the 1950s, [M]in which I kept the game-by-game batting performance of every Washington Senator[/M] — [M]in spring training[/M].[SEP]I could claim these outward signs were evidence of my pure lifelong love of the sport; [M]I[/M] once [M]found a childhood notebook[/M], carbon-dated to the 1950s, in which I kept the game-by-game batting performance of every Washington Senator — in spring training.


ement
At this time, every spring as the baseball season approaches, I find myself choking up a little.

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At this time, [M]every spring as the baseball season approaches, I find myself choking up a little.[/M]


Washington’s Nationals announced the latest round of roster cuts after yesterday’s game, but before the game there was plenty of chatter, with GM Mike Rizzo discussing the talks with Anthony Rendon among other topics.

Washington’s Nationals announced the latest round of roster cuts after yesterday’s game, but before the game there was plenty of chatter, with GM [M]Mike Rizzo discussing[/M] the talks with [M]Anthony Rendon among other topics[/M].[SEP]Washington’s Nationals announced the latest round of roster cuts after yesterday’s game, but before the game there was plenty of chatter, with GM [M]Mike Rizzo discussing the talks with Anthony Rendon[/M] among other topics.[SEP][M]Washington’s Nationals[/M] announced the latest round of roster cuts after yesterday’s game, but before the game there was plenty of chatter, with [M]GM Mike Rizzo[/M] discussing the talks with Anthony Rendon among other topics.[SEP][M]Washington’s Nationals[/M] announced the latest round of roster cuts after yesterday’s game, but [M]before the game there was plenty of chatter[/M], with GM Mike Rizzo discussing the talks with Anthony Rendon among other topics.[SEP][M]Washington’s Nationals announced the latest round of roster cuts after yesterday’s game[/M], but before the game there was plenty of chatter, with GM Mike Rizzo discussing the talks with Anthony Rendon among other topics.


Re-assigned INF Carter Kieboom, RHP Henderson Alvarez III, RHP Aaron Barrett, RHP Scott Copeland and LHP Vidal Nuño III to minor league camp.

[M]Re-assigned[/M] INF Carter Kieboom, RHP Henderson Alvarez III, RHP Aaron Barrett, RHP Scott Copeland and [M]LHP Vidal Nuño III to minor league camp[/M].[SEP][M]Re-assigned[/M] INF Carter Kieboom, RHP Henderson Alvarez III, RHP Aaron Barrett, [M]RHP Scott Copeland[/M] and LHP Vidal Nuño III [M]to minor league camp[/M].[SEP][M]Re-assigned[/M] INF Carter Kieboom, RHP Henderson Alvarez III, [M]RHP Aaron Barrett[/M], RHP Scott Copeland and LHP Vidal Nuño III [M]to minor league camp[/M].[SEP][M]Re-assigned[/M] INF Carter Kieboom, [M]RHP Henderson Alvarez III[/M], RHP Aaron Barrett, RHP Scott Copeland and LHP Vidal Nuño III [M]to minor league camp[/M].[SEP][M]Re-assigned INF Carter Kieboom[/M], RHP Henderson Alvarez III, RHP Aaron Barrett, RHP Scott Copeland and LHP Vidal Nuño III [M]to minor league camp[/M].


There aren’t too many decisions left to make before Opening Day, but we’ll have to wait until later this week for the final roster spots to be handed out.

There aren’t too many decisions left to make before Opening Day, but [M]we’ll have to wait until later this week for the final roster spots to be handed out[/M].[SEP][M]There aren’t too many decisions left to make before Opening Day[/M], but we’ll have to wait until later this week for the final roster spots to be handed out.


But first, there’s split squad action today, and an exhibition game in D.C. tomorrow to get through before we can really start getting ready for the season opener.

But first, there’s split squad action today, and [M]an exhibition game in D.C. tomorrow[/M] to get through before we can really start getting ready for the season opener.[SEP][M]But first, there’s split squad action today[/M], and an exhibition game in D.C. tomorrow to get through before we can really start getting ready for the season opener.


It is also the Australian film with the most Oscars ever, a record previously held by the three statuettes of Piano Lessons (1993).

It is also the Australian film with the most Oscars ever, a record previously held by the three statuettes of [M]Piano Lessons (1993)[/M].[SEP]It is also the Australian film with the most Oscars ever, [M]a record previously held by the three statuettes of Piano Lessons[/M] (1993).[SEP][M]It is also the Australian film with the most Oscars ever[/M], a record previously held by the three statuettes of Piano Lessons (1993).


An Australian-American production, it is the fourth installment in the Mad Max series, starring Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.

An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and [M]Courtney Eaton[/M].[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, [M]Abbey Lee[/M] and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, [M]Zoë Kravitz[/M], Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, [M]Riley Keough[/M], Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, [M]Rosie Huntington-Whiteley[/M], Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, [M]Hugh Keays-Byrne[/M], Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, [M]Nicholas Hoult[/M], Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring[/M] Tom Hardy, [M]Charlize Theron[/M], Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, [M]starring Tom Hardy[/M], Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the fourth installment in the [M]Mad Max series[/M], starring Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An Australian-American production, it is the [M]fourth installment in[/M] the [M]Mad Max series[/M], starring Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.[SEP]An [M]Australian-American production[/M], it is the [M]fourth installment[/M] in the [M]Mad Max[/M] series, starring Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.