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... Canadians are not very much like their U.S. neighbors . They are inclined to be far less outgo- ing than Americans ... Canadian multi - million- aire would consider the founding of a Foundation as somewhat foolish and more than a ...
... Canadians are not very much like their U.S. neighbors . They are inclined to be far less outgo- ing than Americans ... Canadian multi - million- aire would consider the founding of a Foundation as somewhat foolish and more than a ...
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... Canadian acquisition , because post hoc facto it is in violation of the new law . Like the Europeans , Canadians resent the fact that American money is " calling the shots " for their major industries . But Canada needs money if she is ...
... Canadian acquisition , because post hoc facto it is in violation of the new law . Like the Europeans , Canadians resent the fact that American money is " calling the shots " for their major industries . But Canada needs money if she is ...
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... Canadians and much of their distrust stems from this cause . The Canadien is fiercely proud of his Frenchness , and he would fight to the death against any attempt to homoge- nize his people into a kind of bland Canadian entity ...
... Canadians and much of their distrust stems from this cause . The Canadien is fiercely proud of his Frenchness , and he would fight to the death against any attempt to homoge- nize his people into a kind of bland Canadian entity ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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