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... response to which the Administration must make instant decisions . If the cry of emer- gency , the clamor for efficiency and speed of response , becomes the effec- tive standard of national response , then there will have occurred a ...
... response to which the Administration must make instant decisions . If the cry of emer- gency , the clamor for efficiency and speed of response , becomes the effec- tive standard of national response , then there will have occurred a ...
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... response to the Russian bases in Cuba , and which in effect argued against any kind of countermeasures , were simply cutting themselves off from even the most modest political effectiveness . Some- thing had to be done to redress the ...
... response to the Russian bases in Cuba , and which in effect argued against any kind of countermeasures , were simply cutting themselves off from even the most modest political effectiveness . Some- thing had to be done to redress the ...
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... response . * The automatic response approach assumes that events are clear - cut and easily readable . Does the Soviet stopping of Western trucks on the autobahn to Berlin or the American pressure upon Laos suggest that " massive ...
... response . * The automatic response approach assumes that events are clear - cut and easily readable . Does the Soviet stopping of Western trucks on the autobahn to Berlin or the American pressure upon Laos suggest that " massive ...
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