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... problem that could be studied . Were success obtained on this point alone , work of great importance would have been accom- plished.21 In regard to the " problem of different cultural groups coexisting in the same territory , " it was ...
... problem that could be studied . Were success obtained on this point alone , work of great importance would have been accom- plished.21 In regard to the " problem of different cultural groups coexisting in the same territory , " it was ...
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... problem that I might select affords me a very welcome opportunity of conferring with you upon a question which , as things now are , seems the most insistent of all the problems civilization has to face . This is the problem : Is there ...
... problem that I might select affords me a very welcome opportunity of conferring with you upon a question which , as things now are , seems the most insistent of all the problems civilization has to face . This is the problem : Is there ...
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... problem through . The conditions existing in the world today force the in- dividual states , out of fear for their own security , to commit acts which inevitably produce war . At the present high level of industrialization and economic ...
... problem through . The conditions existing in the world today force the in- dividual states , out of fear for their own security , to commit acts which inevitably produce war . At the present high level of industrialization and economic ...
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