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... decision in mid - century to build global power for defense against the Red Empire and for effective challenge in the future to its pretensions . The new enemy was no less determined to hold fast to his gains and to expand them at every ...
... decision in mid - century to build global power for defense against the Red Empire and for effective challenge in the future to its pretensions . The new enemy was no less determined to hold fast to his gains and to expand them at every ...
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... decision in no way reflects or involves any alteration in the friendly relations of the Government and people of the U.S. and the Government and people of Egypt . . . . London and the International Bank followed suit . Nasser ...
... decision in no way reflects or involves any alteration in the friendly relations of the Government and people of the U.S. and the Government and people of Egypt . . . . London and the International Bank followed suit . Nasser ...
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... decision was on a grand scale , comparable in the sphere of diplomacy to the calculated risks of war taken in Korea and Formosa . But his experience at sailing in diplomatic waters convinced him that the breeze would be better if he ...
... decision was on a grand scale , comparable in the sphere of diplomacy to the calculated risks of war taken in Korea and Formosa . But his experience at sailing in diplomatic waters convinced him that the breeze would be better if he ...
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