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... course , there is a calculated risk in- volved as far as the antitrust policy of the Congress and of the Govern- ment is concerned . " Mr. Flemming concurs in this belief . Certification was made prior to present crisis . Original ...
... course , there is a calculated risk in- volved as far as the antitrust policy of the Congress and of the Govern- ment is concerned . " Mr. Flemming concurs in this belief . Certification was made prior to present crisis . Original ...
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... course , brings us to the question of how much work is done by Government and how much work is done by industry in the Committee . Mr. FLEMMING . That's right , and we will come to that later on . Mr. Chairman , I'm sure that the ...
... course , brings us to the question of how much work is done by Government and how much work is done by industry in the Committee . Mr. FLEMMING . That's right , and we will come to that later on . Mr. Chairman , I'm sure that the ...
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... course , are a matter of record , and I am sure you will have them incorporated in this record at an appropriate time . In fact , they have been pub- licized quite widely . in Representatives of the various agencies , of course , will ...
... course , are a matter of record , and I am sure you will have them incorporated in this record at an appropriate time . In fact , they have been pub- licized quite widely . in Representatives of the various agencies , of course , will ...
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... course was considered by the other departments which I have named , and finally approved by the Attorney General on my recommendation . That was entirely an ac- tion on the part of the executive branch of the Government acting under the ...
... course was considered by the other departments which I have named , and finally approved by the Attorney General on my recommendation . That was entirely an ac- tion on the part of the executive branch of the Government acting under the ...
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... course , just looking at the list makes that perfectly clear . But they do not control all of the oil that they would need for export - I mean , they do have to buy oil from other sources . Senator BARRETT . That is a part of their ...
... course , just looking at the list makes that perfectly clear . But they do not control all of the oil that they would need for export - I mean , they do have to buy oil from other sources . Senator BARRETT . That is a part of their ...
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