U.S.A., Vydání 1–2National Association of Manufacturers, 1952 |
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Strana 67
... able to judge some aspects of your investment in Europe only in the event of a war , as you were later able to do in the case of your pre - Pearl Har- bor scrap and oil shipments to Japan . " Far more extensive than this legal trade ...
... able to judge some aspects of your investment in Europe only in the event of a war , as you were later able to do in the case of your pre - Pearl Har- bor scrap and oil shipments to Japan . " Far more extensive than this legal trade ...
Strana 33
... able to force a quick vote it might have obtained passage . Senate filibusters are rare ; yet the enemies of Congress would have the country believe that the practice is so common that the legislative processes are blocked regularly ...
... able to force a quick vote it might have obtained passage . Senate filibusters are rare ; yet the enemies of Congress would have the country believe that the practice is so common that the legislative processes are blocked regularly ...
Strana 6
... able - bodied and the thousands upon thousands of marginally able - bodied across the country who received a goodly share of the billion dollars that was given in public aid in 1951 ! Why was that necessary ? The answer is not simple ...
... able - bodied and the thousands upon thousands of marginally able - bodied across the country who received a goodly share of the billion dollars that was given in public aid in 1951 ! Why was that necessary ? The answer is not simple ...
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