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... bloc " ( pp . ix - x ) . It also suggested that current national policies meant " a progressive and accelerated disintegration of the world economy and a relapse of the Western world into international anarchy , war , and suicidal ...
... bloc " ( pp . ix - x ) . It also suggested that current national policies meant " a progressive and accelerated disintegration of the world economy and a relapse of the Western world into international anarchy , war , and suicidal ...
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... bloc but with the Asian - African bloc or even occasionally with the Soviet bloc . The U.S. - sponsored transfer of " enforcement " functions , moreover , from the Security Council , allegedly paralyzed by the veto , to the veto - less ...
... bloc but with the Asian - African bloc or even occasionally with the Soviet bloc . The U.S. - sponsored transfer of " enforcement " functions , moreover , from the Security Council , allegedly paralyzed by the veto , to the veto - less ...
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... bloc ( except for France ) , the British Commonwealth , the Soviet bloc , and the neutralist bloc were thus united in insisting that the status quo be restored . Israeli reluctance to yield soon evoked Egyptian threats to halt the ...
... bloc ( except for France ) , the British Commonwealth , the Soviet bloc , and the neutralist bloc were thus united in insisting that the status quo be restored . Israeli reluctance to yield soon evoked Egyptian threats to halt the ...
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