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... official explanations of the situation disclosed the extent to which the entire justification for risking war had come to rest on shoddy and misleading argumentation . It was hardly an elevation of public discourse . The key argument ...
... official explanations of the situation disclosed the extent to which the entire justification for risking war had come to rest on shoddy and misleading argumentation . It was hardly an elevation of public discourse . The key argument ...
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... official which Alsop and Bartlett report in their partly discredited article ; but the President did not refer to this , probably because it was more a “ leak ” than an official statement , the sort of deception that all governments ...
... official which Alsop and Bartlett report in their partly discredited article ; but the President did not refer to this , probably because it was more a “ leak ” than an official statement , the sort of deception that all governments ...
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... officials of ours now in Honduras continue to have the impression that Honduran officials believe this so - called agrarian reform law either has the tacit approval of the United States or that in any event the United States does not ...
... officials of ours now in Honduras continue to have the impression that Honduran officials believe this so - called agrarian reform law either has the tacit approval of the United States or that in any event the United States does not ...
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