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... produce and distribute enough food and goods to take care of half that many people . During the 19th Century ... production because there were not enough people to work the fields , and it also magnified the distribution problem ...
... produce and distribute enough food and goods to take care of half that many people . During the 19th Century ... production because there were not enough people to work the fields , and it also magnified the distribution problem ...
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... production , the manufacture of com- puters , the petrochemical industries , American interests domi- nate the European field . European industrialists are not likely to remain content with this situation , and the only way they can ...
... production , the manufacture of com- puters , the petrochemical industries , American interests domi- nate the European field . European industrialists are not likely to remain content with this situation , and the only way they can ...
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Patrick Wilkinson Chung. world in every area of meaningful production . She has achieved the highest standard of living in the history of mankind . In 1965 , her production workers averaged , in wages , $ 2.63 an hour , a sum that would ...
Patrick Wilkinson Chung. world in every area of meaningful production . She has achieved the highest standard of living in the history of mankind . In 1965 , her production workers averaged , in wages , $ 2.63 an hour , a sum that would ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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