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... Union as- sures a large audience , the introduction into the gray Soviet society of an exhibit such as this ... Union . Much of the excitement of the opening days centered on Russian - speaking young Americans who are guides . American ...
... Union as- sures a large audience , the introduction into the gray Soviet society of an exhibit such as this ... Union . Much of the excitement of the opening days centered on Russian - speaking young Americans who are guides . American ...
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... Union , even in sending men to the moon . And again , it is the broad purpose of cooperation , and not only the possible sharing of a single great personal adventure , which is at the center of our policy . The question which has been ...
... Union , even in sending men to the moon . And again , it is the broad purpose of cooperation , and not only the possible sharing of a single great personal adventure , which is at the center of our policy . The question which has been ...
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... Union whenever the Soviet Government is really ready . It is the other proposition which needs more emphasis . Too often in the past , at moments of lower tension or of surface cor- dialty , freemen have been tempted to suppose that a ...
... Union whenever the Soviet Government is really ready . It is the other proposition which needs more emphasis . Too often in the past , at moments of lower tension or of surface cor- dialty , freemen have been tempted to suppose that a ...
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... Union at a subsidized price was announced to Congress and the American public with so little advance notice that there was no time for serious discussion of the implications of such a deal from the standpoint of our national security or ...
... Union at a subsidized price was announced to Congress and the American public with so little advance notice that there was no time for serious discussion of the implications of such a deal from the standpoint of our national security or ...
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... Union . Under the imperfect controls that heretofore existed , the Soviet Union has heretofore existed , the Soviet Union has been able to obtain , from the United States and from its allies , an amazing variety of machine tools , heavy ...
... Union . Under the imperfect controls that heretofore existed , the Soviet Union has heretofore existed , the Soviet Union has been able to obtain , from the United States and from its allies , an amazing variety of machine tools , heavy ...
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