Vocabulary

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peace and quiet; safe and peaceful; tranquil and uneventful

Noun

vertically segmented administrative system; overcompartmentalized bureaucracy; system in which interministerial rivalry diminishes overall efficiency; (bureaucratic) sectionalism; interministerial rivalry; bureaucratic fiefdoms

Noun

corrupt government official

Noun

having wisdom and resources; being clever and talented

Noun

wisdom and good (common sense) judgment

Noun

billing and cooing; holding an intimate, long-winded conversation in whispers

Noun

someone's looks and personal appearance

Noun

practicing by oneself; self-instruction

Noun

the highest state of one's enlightenment; the highest level one can attain

Noun

get-well card (gift, letter)

Noun

decay (decline, corruption) of public morals; moral decadence

Noun

rustic; boorish; uncouth; adamantly sticking to being boorish

Noun

very rude; very insolent; extremely reprehensible; outrageous

Noun

participating in something by merely following the leaders

Noun

Avici hell (the eighth and most painful of the eight hells)

Noun

economic expansion; boom

Noun

economic outlook

Noun

economic slowdown

Noun

recession

Noun

economic contraction

Noun

economic measure

Noun

economic slump

Noun

diffusion index; DI

Noun

economic assessment

Noun

economic malaise

Noun

management consultancy

Noun

management policies

Noun

economic system

Noun

economic espionage

Noun

economic data

Noun

economic bubble

Noun

economy model

Noun

economic management

Noun

economic environment

Noun

economic crisis

Noun

economic competitiveness

Noun

economic index

Noun

economic indicator

Noun

economic climate

Noun

economic output

Noun