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... present fears into the past . That is , past " despotisms " were less cap- able of cultural regimentation than any contemporary state , totalitarian or otherwise . They simply lacked the complicated ideological , techno- logical ...
... present fears into the past . That is , past " despotisms " were less cap- able of cultural regimentation than any contemporary state , totalitarian or otherwise . They simply lacked the complicated ideological , techno- logical ...
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... present but in the future , since the new " defoliation " can destroy vegetation more or less permanently . Large C - 123 transport aircraft now spray them over “ enemy ter- ritory " in the Vietnamese countryside . And since almost the ...
... present but in the future , since the new " defoliation " can destroy vegetation more or less permanently . Large C - 123 transport aircraft now spray them over “ enemy ter- ritory " in the Vietnamese countryside . And since almost the ...
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present - day Negro struggle may be novel ; but there is hardly an issue be- ing raised , or a significant political tendency within the liberation move- ment , which has not been present in American Negro life these past seven- ty ...
present - day Negro struggle may be novel ; but there is hardly an issue be- ing raised , or a significant political tendency within the liberation move- ment , which has not been present in American Negro life these past seven- ty ...
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