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... facts of the controversy . A commission of inquiry differs from a mixed com- mission in that it usually consists of an odd number of members and limits itself to fact finding . Its findings are again purely recommendations . This method ...
... facts of the controversy . A commission of inquiry differs from a mixed com- mission in that it usually consists of an odd number of members and limits itself to fact finding . Its findings are again purely recommendations . This method ...
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... fact . States are equal in law , but not equal in fact . States are bound by principles in law , but act to serve their interests in fact with statesmen and citizens seldom defining “ interest " in terms of any duty to risk money and ...
... fact . States are equal in law , but not equal in fact . States are bound by principles in law , but act to serve their interests in fact with statesmen and citizens seldom defining “ interest " in terms of any duty to risk money and ...
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... fact , lost its properties . Teheran in fact , though not in form , abandoned Mossadegh's ill - fated attempt at nationalization in exchange for U.S. subsidies and larger oil royalties . The agreement , to run for 25 years with the ...
... fact , lost its properties . Teheran in fact , though not in form , abandoned Mossadegh's ill - fated attempt at nationalization in exchange for U.S. subsidies and larger oil royalties . The agreement , to run for 25 years with the ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
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The Greek State System c 431 B C | 48 |
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