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... ment if it falls in one of the four areas regulated by the IEO : ( 1 ) munitions ; ( 2 ) atomic energy ; ( 3 ) industrial ; and ( 4 ) miscellaneous . While the first two categories are self explanatory , the " industrial " and ...
... ment if it falls in one of the four areas regulated by the IEO : ( 1 ) munitions ; ( 2 ) atomic energy ; ( 3 ) industrial ; and ( 4 ) miscellaneous . While the first two categories are self explanatory , the " industrial " and ...
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... ment just as effectively as a majority single party govern- ment . All that has changed is the process within the executive by which that legislation is brought to the House . The executive still appointed the Speaker and forced through ...
... ment just as effectively as a majority single party govern- ment . All that has changed is the process within the executive by which that legislation is brought to the House . The executive still appointed the Speaker and forced through ...
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... ment's reputation for social reform largely depended upon the perform- ance of the department " . At first , the Department was the " partisan advocate of labour " , ( 61 ) an agency " controlled by a self - styled moral , decent ...
... ment's reputation for social reform largely depended upon the perform- ance of the department " . At first , the Department was the " partisan advocate of labour " , ( 61 ) an agency " controlled by a self - styled moral , decent ...
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