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... accept the assumption that the Cold War itself makes sense , and that in some way it could be won by one side or the other , even if not by a nuclear war . Too few appear to have thought their way through to a clear realization that the ...
... accept the assumption that the Cold War itself makes sense , and that in some way it could be won by one side or the other , even if not by a nuclear war . Too few appear to have thought their way through to a clear realization that the ...
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... accept either its im- plications for taxation policy , the level of government spending , and the extent of public control , or its challenge to traditional mystiques about the rights of inheritance , the importance of élites , orthodox ...
... accept either its im- plications for taxation policy , the level of government spending , and the extent of public control , or its challenge to traditional mystiques about the rights of inheritance , the importance of élites , orthodox ...
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... accept these supplies from " out- siders . " Understandably , the Negroes ignored this advice . On February 20 four Negro busi- nesses in Greenwood just one block from the registration office were burned down . Sam Block told news- men ...
... accept these supplies from " out- siders . " Understandably , the Negroes ignored this advice . On February 20 four Negro busi- nesses in Greenwood just one block from the registration office were burned down . Sam Block told news- men ...
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