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以下の英文の意味がよくわからないので訳してもらえませんか？ All of these dreams and ideas plus the ones I haven't told you, will give me back my hapiness and positive energy. よろしくお願いします。
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What does it mean to say the U.S. doesn't have separation of powers, but separated institutions sharing powers? とこのような質問があります。 長いので必要なければ全文読んでいただかなくて大丈夫です。 ＊＊以降の文章を参考にしました。 The powers of the three branches are not, however, entirely separate. The President plays a role in the legislative process, authorized to propose legislation, and given the veto. The President appoints ambassadors, judges, and executive branch officials, and negotiates treaties with other countries, but the Senate has the final say on all that. ＊＊ The great presidential scholar Richard Neustadt went so far as to say that the Constitution didn’t really have separation of powers at all, but “separated institutions sharing powers.” 回答は It means that the Constitution didn't really have separation of powers at all. 「それは憲法が本当に権力を分離していたわけではないという意味だ」 でいいでしょうか？ （that以下をそのまま引用しました） もし質問に対して的外れな回答だったり、回答の英文がおかしかったら指摘していただければと思います。 よろしくお願いします。
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At the end of the day, as hard as it was, I always had to feed to remind myself that the wrestling business was a "work", and not to feed into all the bullshit about wins and losses. The second a guy takes championship belts and himself to seriously he becomes a mark. Sure its easy to become swept up in your own hyp, but if you can't maintain a distinct separation between yourself and your gimmik. あるプロレスラーが試合の勝敗やwork（シナリオ）について自分の考えを語っているようですが、どうしても意味がわかりません… 長文ですが、よろしくお願いします！ ちなみにgimmikとはプロレスの専門用語で“キャラクター”のような意味合いだそうです。
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