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Page 12
... less likely to impose a rigid and unworkable formula upon future developments than the President . I said , and Mr. Keynes agreed , that the proposal made by him had been wholly impossible , inasmuch as it provided merely that lease ...
... less likely to impose a rigid and unworkable formula upon future developments than the President . I said , and Mr. Keynes agreed , that the proposal made by him had been wholly impossible , inasmuch as it provided merely that lease ...
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Developments in the past few days and the possible developments in the immediate future make it highly important that an agreement between our two governments be completed without delay . There should not be even the appearance of ...
Developments in the past few days and the possible developments in the immediate future make it highly important that an agreement between our two governments be completed without delay . There should not be even the appearance of ...
Page 88
I think you will see from the foregoing that our views , in the general approach , are very much in harmony , and that there have been no developments or action here which would in any substantial or serious way prevent or impede a ...
I think you will see from the foregoing that our views , in the general approach , are very much in harmony , and that there have been no developments or action here which would in any substantial or serious way prevent or impede a ...
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... an agency might best be , however , perhaps ought to be left for further consideration in the light of developments along the lines of current or early activity on specific commodities and of studies of the nature I have suggested .
... an agency might best be , however , perhaps ought to be left for further consideration in the light of developments along the lines of current or early activity on specific commodities and of studies of the nature I have suggested .
Page 93
In fact , however , we have found that their work required such continual revision in the light of new developments that it was better to collect information as required rather than to attempt to develop and keep up to date a general ...
In fact , however , we have found that their work required such continual revision in the light of new developments that it was better to collect information as required rather than to attempt to develop and keep up to date a general ...
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| Title | Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, Volume 3 Department of State publication Foreign relations of the United States: diplomatic papers House document Library of American civilization PCMI collection United States Department of State publication |
| Author | United States. Department of State |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2009 |
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