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... fact we have not yet taken steps to properly train the many thousands of additional people now representing us abroad . It is the quality of the people , rather than the quantity of the money , that really counts . My second major ...
... fact we have not yet taken steps to properly train the many thousands of additional people now representing us abroad . It is the quality of the people , rather than the quantity of the money , that really counts . My second major ...
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... fact that the program not only is not doing any good within the context of what we are trying to do in the process of giving aid , but , in fact , is doing noth- ing but increasing the power and tyranny of Sukarno - who , incidentally ...
... fact that the program not only is not doing any good within the context of what we are trying to do in the process of giving aid , but , in fact , is doing noth- ing but increasing the power and tyranny of Sukarno - who , incidentally ...
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... fact that in Pakistan one of the auditing teams observed that 10 dump trucks , procured at a cost of $ 265,000 , were standing idle while the earthmoving work has performed by women with head baskets and burros . The dump trucks , it ...
... fact that in Pakistan one of the auditing teams observed that 10 dump trucks , procured at a cost of $ 265,000 , were standing idle while the earthmoving work has performed by women with head baskets and burros . The dump trucks , it ...
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... fact and by seeking to don the mantle once worn by Ananias - by indulging in the most con- temptible kind of falsehoods in attempt- ing to prejudice the opposition to the foreign aid bill by reciting the fact that some southern ...
... fact and by seeking to don the mantle once worn by Ananias - by indulging in the most con- temptible kind of falsehoods in attempt- ing to prejudice the opposition to the foreign aid bill by reciting the fact that some southern ...
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... fact , Communists in Latin America are now pointing out with glee that , taking into consideration the House cuts on ... fact that I have never won his good will ; because if I did , I would have to engage in some very long introspection ...
... fact , Communists in Latin America are now pointing out with glee that , taking into consideration the House cuts on ... fact that I have never won his good will ; because if I did , I would have to engage in some very long introspection ...
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