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... United States of America committed the greatest blunder in the history of her relations with foreign nations . She became disgusted with the corruption and the inefficiency of the Chiang administration . Certainly there was cause for ...
... United States of America committed the greatest blunder in the history of her relations with foreign nations . She became disgusted with the corruption and the inefficiency of the Chiang administration . Certainly there was cause for ...
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Patrick Wilkinson Chung. As 1967 nears its end , let us consider where the United States stands . A stupid and unnecessary war has been temporarily concluded in the Middle East . The Arabs hate the United States and blame their defeat on ...
Patrick Wilkinson Chung. As 1967 nears its end , let us consider where the United States stands . A stupid and unnecessary war has been temporarily concluded in the Middle East . The Arabs hate the United States and blame their defeat on ...
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... United States is not rich enough to spend $ 40 billion a year on this enibarrassing little war and still expect to keep pro- gressive domestic programs operating and , in addition , to pour aid and treasure into every indigent , semi ...
... United States is not rich enough to spend $ 40 billion a year on this enibarrassing little war and still expect to keep pro- gressive domestic programs operating and , in addition , to pour aid and treasure into every indigent , semi ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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