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... given the indirect benefits to the Cuban people , that the reason for the United States sugar subsidy was pure self - interest : to aid the American owners of plantations and grinding mills ; and to enable Cuba to buy back more from the ...
... given the indirect benefits to the Cuban people , that the reason for the United States sugar subsidy was pure self - interest : to aid the American owners of plantations and grinding mills ; and to enable Cuba to buy back more from the ...
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... given sufficiently challenging experiences , but that culturally underprivileged children are given the supplemental aid by which their natural capacities can be released from the con- strictions imposed by educationally inadequate home ...
... given sufficiently challenging experiences , but that culturally underprivileged children are given the supplemental aid by which their natural capacities can be released from the con- strictions imposed by educationally inadequate home ...
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... Given the monolithic tone of the large - circulation media when they do enter the world of public policy , and given their entertainment orientation and consequent lack of attention to the real world , how can ideas , facts , proposals ...
... Given the monolithic tone of the large - circulation media when they do enter the world of public policy , and given their entertainment orientation and consequent lack of attention to the real world , how can ideas , facts , proposals ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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