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The wage of Mr Mastrapasqua (president of the Italian Social Security Fund Inps) amounts to 1,2 millions Euro per year but..continues

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Turner

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García

reports in england suggest that jose mourinho has agreed a 14 million euro fee to join chelsea and for lampard to stay at chelsea

Yamamoto

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Chelsea: Schurrle-deal done, de Bruyne joins Leverkusen in return
Andre Schurrle will join Chelsea in summer for a fee between 12 and 15 Million Euro. In return Chelsea-player Kevin de Bruyne, right now on loan at Bundesliga outfit Werder Bremen, will be transferred to Bayer Leverkusen.

Inoue

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Bell

How dare people say Fernando Torres was overpriced.
50 Million for:
-UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship: 2001
-UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship: 2002
-UEFA European Football Championship (2): 2008, 2012
-FIFA World Cup: 2010
-Nike Cup top scorer: 1999
-Algarve Tournament Player of the Tournament: 2001
-Algarve Tournament top scorer: 2001
-UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship Player of the Tournament: 2001
-UEFA European Under-16 Football Championship top scorer: 2001
-UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship Player of the Tournament: 2002
-UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship top scorer: 2002
-PFA Team of the Year (2): 2007–08, 2008–09
-Premier League Player of the Month (2): February 2008, September 2009
-Premier League Goal of the month (2): April 2009,March 2010
-UEFA Euro 2008 Man of the Match: Final vs Germany
-UEFA Euro Team of the Tournament: 2008
-ESM Team of the Year: 2008
-UEFA Team of the Year: 2008
-FIFPro World XI (2): 2008, 2009
-FIFA World Player of the Year Third place: 2008
-Ballon d'Or Third place: 2008
-FIFA Confederations Cup Silver Boot: 2009
-FIFA Confederations Cup Team of the Tournament: 2009
-UEFA Euro 2012 Man of the Match: vs Ireland
-UEFA Euro Golden Boot: 2012
-Atletico Madrid top scorer (5): 2002–03, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2006–07
-Top scorer among Spanish nationals in La Liga (2): 2003–04, 2004–05
-Liverpool FC top scorer (2): 2007–08, 2009–10
-Spain all-time 3rd top scorer with 31 goals
-Spain all-time top scorer in UEFA Euro matches (5 goals)
-Only player to score in two UEFA Euro finals: one in 2008, the only goal in the match against Germany, and one in 2012, scoring Spain's third against Italy coming from the bench
-The Prince of Asturias Award for Sport: 2010
-Gold Medal of the Royal Order of Sporting Merit: 2011

WHY WOULDN'T YOU WANT A PLAYER WITH THESE HONOURS?
To buy a player with this much awards at the age Chelsea purchased Torres (25), 50 million was a bargain! It was just a shame to see him lose his ability.
Form is temporary, class is permanent! Torres is a legend who lost his confidence.
Johnny

Clark

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Ogawa

Woohoo won £17 on a scratch card! that will do nicely in the holiday fund :)

Kobayashi

So. Just like there are about a million ways to recycle in this country, there are a million specialized stores for every little shit you can possibly imagine. Forget about going to the Jewel to buy a toilet brush, a blush brush, and pick up your prescription all in the same go. Here you go the grocer to buy groceries. Sometimes they have a baker and a butcher, (of course there's also deli meat in the refrigerated aisle, it's not that backwoods). But forget about picking up an ibuprofen or a theraflu at the grocer. You do that at an apothecary. And then you will probably need a prescription. Now, here's my problem. Where in the hell do I buy a toilet brush? I think I have to the go the german version of the Home Depot. Which, I mean, is fine, but seriously? This country could use a Walgreens, just sayin.

Wood

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Sharma

Torres misses an open goal and is having a
hard time! Everyone forgot his
achievements! All his achievements better
than most of the players! Still gets insulted
and trolled! Even by people who never
even watched/watch him play! Why?

Just because a 1.3 million like page trolls! Lets be honest they only respect Brazilian players!

him?! #shit logic #fact

#YA$H

Flores

I would like some pompadoms !!

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Takeuchi

Hey Adam Hills, why not tell try telling the 500 people from Holden who just lost their jobs how great our economy is!!

They will be laughing at you but not because you are funny!

Hughes

Had a dream that I won the euro millions last night, woke up very disappointed..

Watanabe

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Gray

I heard criticism about the luxuriousness of the Vatican and St. Peter's, while there are so many poor people. Where did the money come from to build these things? How much of parish money goes "to the Pope"? Can you please give me some defense of this line of questioning?
First of all, if someone is critical of the Vatican, are they also critical of the Temple of Solomon (1 Kings 6)? By all accounts, the Temple of Solomon would have made the Vatican look rather poor by comparison. Should the Israelites not have built the Temple of Solomon? Should they have used all the resources that went into it to feed the poor instead?
John L. Allen, Jr., Vatican correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter, mentioned the following in a talk he gave for the “Church in the 21st Century Initiative,” a few years ago:

“Contrary to popular impression, the Vatican is a spartan operation. Its annual operating budget is about $277 million. The University of Notre Dame's annual operating budget, by comparison, is $700 million. The Vatican's endowment is about $770 million. By contrast, the University of Notre Dame's endowment is $3.1 billion. The Holy See is indeed in need of financial support from the Catholic world, and American Catholics usually supply about 25 percent of the annual operating budget.

“What about the artwork—the Pietà, the Raphael frescoes, and so on? These treasures are literally priceless, but they appear on the Vatican books with a value of one euro. According to the [laws] of the Vatican City State, they may never be sold or borrowed against.”

The "wealth" of the Vatican has accumulated over the centuries and is basically art work, historical documents, and buildings. The Vatican views these buildings, historical documents, and works of art as belonging to all peoples - they are merely under the care of the Vatican. They are not for sell because the Vatican doesn't view them as its personal property too sell. Why not sell all the works of art in the Louvre? Or in New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art? Why not sell the Mona Lisa to feed the poor? Why don't museums sell off their Rembrandts and Van Goghs and Picassos to feed the poor?

Again, from John Allen’s essay: “About 20 years ago, Peter Drucker, the management consultant, concluded that the three most efficient organizations in history were General Motors, the 19th-century Prussian Army, and the Catholic Church. He put the Church on his list because it manages to hold a worldwide organization together with an exceptionally small central headquarters. For the 1.1 billion Catholics, there are about 1,700 people working in the [Vatican]. As Drucker pointed out, if the same ratio were applied to our government in Washington, D.C., there would be 500 federal employees working in the capital, as opposed to roughly 500,000.”

Just give people the facts about the Vatican’s “wealth,” and let them decide for themselves

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