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While television personality and actor salaries have always been inflated, there are some stars on TV who certainly rise to the upper echelon of paychecks.
Leaving, however, the larger question of the connexion between the great mountain ranges of Europe and Asia, we find that the Alps are formed of a series of wrinkles or folds, one behind another, frequently arranged en echelon.
