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... force grew by about 730,000 persons a year . Between 1960 and 1965 , 1.1 million persons are expected to enter it annually , net . " Pop- ulation and Labor Force Projections for the United States , 1960-1975 , " Bulletin No. 1242 ...
... force grew by about 730,000 persons a year . Between 1960 and 1965 , 1.1 million persons are expected to enter it annually , net . " Pop- ulation and Labor Force Projections for the United States , 1960-1975 , " Bulletin No. 1242 ...
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... force in the Negro student movement . As Niebuhr observes , " those who ben- efit from social injustice are less cap- able of understanding its real char- acter than those who suffer from it . " and other forms of social power . They ...
... force in the Negro student movement . As Niebuhr observes , " those who ben- efit from social injustice are less cap- able of understanding its real char- acter than those who suffer from it . " and other forms of social power . They ...
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... force , however , does not need a defensive structure as an accompaniment , except over target . A second strike force does need a defensive structure quite as much as an accompanying offensive struc- ture . Our own lack of a ...
... force , however , does not need a defensive structure as an accompaniment , except over target . A second strike force does need a defensive structure quite as much as an accompanying offensive struc- ture . Our own lack of a ...
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