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Página 94
... majority of migrants to the mainland are not , as is commonly be- lieved , from an agricultural society , but from the cities and towns of the island , and most of them have worked in in- dustries ( which are multiplying on the island ...
... majority of migrants to the mainland are not , as is commonly be- lieved , from an agricultural society , but from the cities and towns of the island , and most of them have worked in in- dustries ( which are multiplying on the island ...
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... majority till the begin- ning of this year , and only a bare majority now . Almost all the peasants still support him , as do the very poor and the Negroes in the city popula tion . The intellectuals are without doubt in his camp ...
... majority till the begin- ning of this year , and only a bare majority now . Almost all the peasants still support him , as do the very poor and the Negroes in the city popula tion . The intellectuals are without doubt in his camp ...
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... majority of voters to hold their representatives to the program upon which they have been elected . So long as the determina- tion of policy in Congress is free of party control , so long will we have an irresponsible government ...
... majority of voters to hold their representatives to the program upon which they have been elected . So long as the determina- tion of policy in Congress is free of party control , so long will we have an irresponsible government ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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