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... further formality . A difficulty might arise with regard to the definition of the term " State . " The International Court may be called upon to give a ruling in any case of difficulty . Secondly , the difficulty arises with regard to ...
... further formality . A difficulty might arise with regard to the definition of the term " State . " The International Court may be called upon to give a ruling in any case of difficulty . Secondly , the difficulty arises with regard to ...
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... further that the Governments of India and Pakistan recognise and accept the provisions of its re- solution dated ... further negotiations ; ( 2 ) Requests the United Nations representative for India and Pakistan to make any ...
... further that the Governments of India and Pakistan recognise and accept the provisions of its re- solution dated ... further negotiations ; ( 2 ) Requests the United Nations representative for India and Pakistan to make any ...
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... further said , undermined international confi- dence and perpetuated an injustice , a folly and a danger . - Danger of Military Explosion . In December 1957 while the NATO powers were to meet in Paris , Marshal Nikolai Bulganin , the ...
... further said , undermined international confi- dence and perpetuated an injustice , a folly and a danger . - Danger of Military Explosion . In December 1957 while the NATO powers were to meet in Paris , Marshal Nikolai Bulganin , the ...
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Diplomatic Background of the First World | 1 |
Peace Settlement | 13 |
Far East | 28 |
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