British Speeches of the Day, Том 3British Information Services, 1945 |
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... means at its disposal ; but if it wishes to address any question to His Majesty's Government on any matter - and of course communications are frequent - the channel through which those communications are addressed is the Foreign Office ...
... means at its disposal ; but if it wishes to address any question to His Majesty's Government on any matter - and of course communications are frequent - the channel through which those communications are addressed is the Foreign Office ...
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... means extend to the whole range of the country's consumption . In France as in other countries the real problem is not the total amount of food in the country but its distribution . The shortages are in the cities , as they always have ...
... means extend to the whole range of the country's consumption . In France as in other countries the real problem is not the total amount of food in the country but its distribution . The shortages are in the cities , as they always have ...
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... means that no person , whether ringleader or otherwise , shall be punished for his part in the recent rebellion ... mean that persons who are not trusted by the Government of the day will immediately be made Cabinet Ministers , or that ...
... means that no person , whether ringleader or otherwise , shall be punished for his part in the recent rebellion ... mean that persons who are not trusted by the Government of the day will immediately be made Cabinet Ministers , or that ...
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... means of communication are so primitive and scanty . I had always dreaded the beginning of this new campaign in Burma which , nevertheless , it was necessary to achieve in order that , having rid Burma of the invader , the large forces ...
... means of communication are so primitive and scanty . I had always dreaded the beginning of this new campaign in Burma which , nevertheless , it was necessary to achieve in order that , having rid Burma of the invader , the large forces ...
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... means , and when they had the hostile army herded on a beach naked for slaughter , they forgave them and set them free , and they said : " This was not done because they were men : it was done because of the nature of Man . " Similarly ...
... means , and when they had the hostile army herded on a beach naked for slaughter , they forgave them and set them free , and they said : " This was not done because they were men : it was done because of the nature of Man . " Similarly ...
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