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... claims that most of the so - called Puerto Rican problems are problems that were already a part of our own society which they have been inher- ing from us . I think this is the nub of our disagreement and accounts for what I described ...
... claims that most of the so - called Puerto Rican problems are problems that were already a part of our own society which they have been inher- ing from us . I think this is the nub of our disagreement and accounts for what I described ...
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nique need not shock us , provided it is used honestly , without hypocritical claims of humanitarianism . There is ... claim " to be helped . More and more , foreign aid comes to be regarded as a measure of economic self ...
nique need not shock us , provided it is used honestly , without hypocritical claims of humanitarianism . There is ... claim " to be helped . More and more , foreign aid comes to be regarded as a measure of economic self ...
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... claims to be extending . But to point this out , while it may be a good polemical gambit , is not to eliminate the genuine problem which is at issue . Both writers often give the impression of thinking that because addiction to ...
... claims to be extending . But to point this out , while it may be a good polemical gambit , is not to eliminate the genuine problem which is at issue . Both writers often give the impression of thinking that because addiction to ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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