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... considered , the Soviet delegation had asked Mr. Stettinius what the American attitude would be toward the assumption by the Soviet Union of a trusteeship . Mr. Stettinius replied in general terms , expressing the opinion that the ...
... considered , the Soviet delegation had asked Mr. Stettinius what the American attitude would be toward the assumption by the Soviet Union of a trusteeship . Mr. Stettinius replied in general terms , expressing the opinion that the ...
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... considered alone holds therefore for all taken together , would be to involve oneself in the fallacy of Composition . The stock example of this sort of thing is the following : A tariff on sugar would benefit the refiners ; a tariff on ...
... considered alone holds therefore for all taken together , would be to involve oneself in the fallacy of Composition . The stock example of this sort of thing is the following : A tariff on sugar would benefit the refiners ; a tariff on ...
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... considered them in all their important bearings , and have experienced the full effect on the character , which belief in that creed ought to produce in a mind thoroughly imbued with it . But when it has come to be an hereditary creed ...
... considered them in all their important bearings , and have experienced the full effect on the character , which belief in that creed ought to produce in a mind thoroughly imbued with it . But when it has come to be an hereditary creed ...
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