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The National Gallery <a href=" http://www.elainecsmith.com/mrsa-bactrim/ ">bactrim 400 mg rc</a> Since Tony Blair won his first election we have assumed a culture of entitlement. The thriving Eastern economies guaranteed for 15 years low inflation and low prices. With lax credit, we went on a binge. We believed Gordon Brown’s “End of Boom and Bust”. This lulled the UK (other Western countries had similar narratives)into a false sense of security. We had to become more competitive to maintain our living standards. Only in Germany did increased productivity go hand in hand with a refusal to spend or pay the citizens more. A hierarchical corporate dominated culture that has its own historical specificity. For three terms of the Labour government we did nothing. Gordon brown was more interested in securing number 10 than facing unpleasant truths, which might have jeopardised his premiership. It is not true that nobody saw it coming. I did. The trouble was did not want to accept that we have to work harder, more productively to earn a lot less.