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... the canal is highly important hovercraft and hydrofoils . in its own right , but far more so as a symbol of Even ... a fact of major in this light , the canal itself , contrary to the importance in limited war , the type of crisis ...
... the canal is highly important hovercraft and hydrofoils . in its own right , but far more so as a symbol of Even ... a fact of major in this light , the canal itself , contrary to the importance in limited war , the type of crisis ...
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Thus , the Panama Canal , strategically significant in its own right , is far more important to the United States as a part of the vital whole of Caribbean - Gulf of Mexico security . Economic Considerations need is demonstrated the new ...
Thus , the Panama Canal , strategically significant in its own right , is far more important to the United States as a part of the vital whole of Caribbean - Gulf of Mexico security . Economic Considerations need is demonstrated the new ...
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These reasons are related and mu- control of the Suez Canal by Egypt has had an tually reenforcing . important influence , not only upon the governFirst , there is — particularly among our intel- ment of Panama but also upon some of our ...
These reasons are related and mu- control of the Suez Canal by Egypt has had an tually reenforcing . important influence , not only upon the governFirst , there is — particularly among our intel- ment of Panama but also upon some of our ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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