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... party were permitted to question the validity of this philoso- phy as a permanent modus vivendi . Certainly it would be most useful if such an opposition party could challenge the tendency in some new nations to lean toward Russia ...
... party were permitted to question the validity of this philoso- phy as a permanent modus vivendi . Certainly it would be most useful if such an opposition party could challenge the tendency in some new nations to lean toward Russia ...
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... Party appeal hasn't grown any , but , on the other hand , it should be pointed out that it hasn't decreased any , either . The power of the Communist Party lies in the fact that no political Party in Italy controls a majority of the ...
... Party appeal hasn't grown any , but , on the other hand , it should be pointed out that it hasn't decreased any , either . The power of the Communist Party lies in the fact that no political Party in Italy controls a majority of the ...
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... Party after World War I , the reasonably liberal Englishman has had no ideological or political Party to call his home . When England went Socialist after World War II , and then reverted to Conservative , the pendulum swung too sharply ...
... Party after World War I , the reasonably liberal Englishman has had no ideological or political Party to call his home . When England went Socialist after World War II , and then reverted to Conservative , the pendulum swung too sharply ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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