modus vivendi
| A compromise between opposing points of view. |
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When his excessive life style caught up with him, he enlisted the services of a trainer who forced him to be disciplined. Witness To The Twentieth Century is also an account of how McNelly's father, mother, and three siblings were able to sustain a middle class life style, even after his father's death and the years of the Great Depression. This will create a life style where TV and video content can be enjoyed anytime, anywhere. |
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