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... Chief intervened , calling such a proposal a " red herring , " and indicating that its use to force British compliance with American strategy was a little like threatening to " take up your dishes and go home . " There is no clear ...
... Chief intervened , calling such a proposal a " red herring , " and indicating that its use to force British compliance with American strategy was a little like threatening to " take up your dishes and go home . " There is no clear ...
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... Chiefs ( made up of the chiefs of staff of the three services , plus an optional chief of staff to the President ) were still to serve as military advisors to the President as well as to the secretary of defense , and were also to ...
... Chiefs ( made up of the chiefs of staff of the three services , plus an optional chief of staff to the President ) were still to serve as military advisors to the President as well as to the secretary of defense , and were also to ...
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... Chief Justice of the United States for service in the circuit court of appeals for any circuit . Any district judge hereafter appointed may be designated and assigned from time to time by the Chief Justice of the United States for ...
... Chief Justice of the United States for service in the circuit court of appeals for any circuit . Any district judge hereafter appointed may be designated and assigned from time to time by the Chief Justice of the United States for ...
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