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... proposals . The first contemplated lifting the earlier arms embargo against Ethiopia and its con- tinued application against Italy . On Oct. 14 the Committee voted to ban all loans and bank credits to Italy . On Oct. 19 the three ...
... proposals . The first contemplated lifting the earlier arms embargo against Ethiopia and its con- tinued application against Italy . On Oct. 14 the Committee voted to ban all loans and bank credits to Italy . On Oct. 19 the three ...
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... proposal to use collective coercion but could veto proposals to investigate or make recommendations ( which might initiate a " chain of events " leading to enforcement action ) and could even veto a decision as to whether any given ...
... proposal to use collective coercion but could veto proposals to investigate or make recommendations ( which might initiate a " chain of events " leading to enforcement action ) and could even veto a decision as to whether any given ...
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... proposals which they hope will , if accepted , strengthen their own power and weaken that of poten- tial enemies . This indeed is the sole purpose in Realpolitik of all such pro- grams . Finally , governments continually promulgate ...
... proposals which they hope will , if accepted , strengthen their own power and weaken that of poten- tial enemies . This indeed is the sole purpose in Realpolitik of all such pro- grams . Finally , governments continually promulgate ...
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