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... achieve security on a supranational basis . The poll in Massachusetts [ a referendum in which a large vote was cast ... achieved . Hence , the significance of the project now under way in Maine : to attempt through public meetings to ...
... achieve security on a supranational basis . The poll in Massachusetts [ a referendum in which a large vote was cast ... achieved . Hence , the significance of the project now under way in Maine : to attempt through public meetings to ...
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... achieved have collapsed . II This is a time for taking stock of reality and facing up to the facts . The most salient ... achieve . Few responsible persons believe in even so cheap a victory . 2. The second possible policy is maintenance ...
... achieved have collapsed . II This is a time for taking stock of reality and facing up to the facts . The most salient ... achieve . Few responsible persons believe in even so cheap a victory . 2. The second possible policy is maintenance ...
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... achieve permanent and and decisive military superiority which , it was hoped , would deter any potential enemy and thus bring about the security , so intensely sought by us as well as by the rest of the world . The maxim we have ...
... achieve permanent and and decisive military superiority which , it was hoped , would deter any potential enemy and thus bring about the security , so intensely sought by us as well as by the rest of the world . The maxim we have ...
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