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... reason seems to be the improved state of East - West relations . They suspect that the critics have been motivated by a desire to say some good things about the United States without en- dorsing the alien views on art . Thus , one ...
... reason seems to be the improved state of East - West relations . They suspect that the critics have been motivated by a desire to say some good things about the United States without en- dorsing the alien views on art . Thus , one ...
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... reasons of political prestige and also as a precedent , the Soviet Union has been very anxious to establish direct American - Soviet air links . Perhaps there is no reason to oppose such links , but it might be preferable to negotiate ...
... reasons of political prestige and also as a precedent , the Soviet Union has been very anxious to establish direct American - Soviet air links . Perhaps there is no reason to oppose such links , but it might be preferable to negotiate ...
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... reason for painting the out- going Chancellor in the blackest colors was to make his successor , Ludwig Erhard , look good by comparison on the theory that any change from Mr. Adenauer could only be for the better . Although hardly wild ...
... reason for painting the out- going Chancellor in the blackest colors was to make his successor , Ludwig Erhard , look good by comparison on the theory that any change from Mr. Adenauer could only be for the better . Although hardly wild ...
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... reason why I have selected the figure $ 975 million is that it is in the amendment proposed by the leadership on both sides of the aisle and by the two ranking members of the committee who dealt with this question , and who know much ...
... reason why I have selected the figure $ 975 million is that it is in the amendment proposed by the leadership on both sides of the aisle and by the two ranking members of the committee who dealt with this question , and who know much ...
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... reason why the sub- sidizing of Greek - Turkish NATO forces should continue to be an American func- tion . If those forces are important to the alliance , their financing should be the function of every member . SPAIN Spain is in very ...
... reason why the sub- sidizing of Greek - Turkish NATO forces should continue to be an American func- tion . If those forces are important to the alliance , their financing should be the function of every member . SPAIN Spain is in very ...
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