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... authority will have to possess , more than ever necessary in critical moments when , in the face of malevolence , people of good will need to be sup- ported by authority ! After all our past and present trials , should we dare to say ...
... authority will have to possess , more than ever necessary in critical moments when , in the face of malevolence , people of good will need to be sup- ported by authority ! After all our past and present trials , should we dare to say ...
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... Authority , which , under the direc- tion of the Security Council , will own and operate all uranium and thorium mines throughout the world , as well as all laboratories and plants using fissionable materials in their dangerous form ...
... Authority , which , under the direc- tion of the Security Council , will own and operate all uranium and thorium mines throughout the world , as well as all laboratories and plants using fissionable materials in their dangerous form ...
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... authority which will exercise the administration of the trust territory . Such authority , hereinafter called the administer- ing authority , may be one or more states or the Organization itself . Article 82 There may be designated , in ...
... authority which will exercise the administration of the trust territory . Such authority , hereinafter called the administer- ing authority , may be one or more states or the Organization itself . Article 82 There may be designated , in ...
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