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... nomic interests should lead them to support the party ? Is Hillary Clinton right to identify the root cause as the party's lack of credibility as a protector of national security and to seek a remedy in a hawkish approach to foreign ...
... nomic interests should lead them to support the party ? Is Hillary Clinton right to identify the root cause as the party's lack of credibility as a protector of national security and to seek a remedy in a hawkish approach to foreign ...
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... nomic downturn , The basics of this hard - times scenario are not much in dispute . Similar grim forecasts can be found in recent pages of the Economist , Business Week , and other business periodicals . Given the reluctance of ...
... nomic downturn , The basics of this hard - times scenario are not much in dispute . Similar grim forecasts can be found in recent pages of the Economist , Business Week , and other business periodicals . Given the reluctance of ...
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... nomic rights of women , immigrants , and ra- cial and ethnic minorities ; but the turn to the service sector makes this even more of a ne- cessity , meaning that unions need to adopt or- ganizing strategies and leadership structures ...
... nomic rights of women , immigrants , and ra- cial and ethnic minorities ; but the turn to the service sector makes this even more of a ne- cessity , meaning that unions need to adopt or- ganizing strategies and leadership structures ...
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