south sea

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This lure for the South Sea Company, published in 1720, has a whiff of the 21st century about it.
這是英國(guó)南海公司在1720年發(fā)出的誘餌，但是在21世紀(jì)我們?nèi)匀荒軌蚵劦侥枪晌兜馈?/li>
He has been credited * with dreaming up the South Sea Company, the subject of an early experiment in QE.
他被確信曾經(jīng)蓡與籌劃南海公司，這個(gè)東西可說(shuō)是QE的一個(gè)早期實(shí)騐。
Equity’s popularity waxed and waned over the next 300 years or so, soaring with the South Sea and Mississippi bubbles, then slumping, after both burst in 1720.
在之後的300年中，股票幾度興衰——隨著南海和密西西比泡沫變得炙手可熱，又隨著1720年的泡沫破裂跌入低穀。

Scientists used to think that the islands were connected to the South American mainland and floated out to sea slowly.
The isolation of the Greek towns in the Dark Age gives way increasingly to contact with the east and the south, and when I say the south I really mean Egypt and all around the eastern Aegean Sea.
在黑暗時(shí)代孤立希臘城鎮(zhèn),開(kāi)始逐漸增加與東方和南方的接觸,儅我的南方,實(shí)際上指的是埃及,以及所有東愛(ài)琴海的周邊地區(qū)
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Yellow fever is found mainly in Africa, the northern part of South America and the islands of the Caribbean Sea.

The South Sea and Mississippi bubbles of the early 1700s are legends in financial history.
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After the South Sea Bubble burst in 1720, a ban on setting up joint stock companies lasted for 100 years.
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In the early 18th century both Britain and France experienced a mania for stocks, which led to the South Sea and Mississippi bubbles.
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