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Pagina 5
... interest in classical and humanistic studies , the ascendancy of exclusively pragmatic know- ledge , the spread of ... interests are world - wide in a way the vital interests of the United States and Russia are not , has the leadership ...
... interest in classical and humanistic studies , the ascendancy of exclusively pragmatic know- ledge , the spread of ... interests are world - wide in a way the vital interests of the United States and Russia are not , has the leadership ...
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... interests are even stronger than the capitalist interests against reform , and the canvassers are far more dangerous in ... interest ' is a system , formerly almost universal and still common , by which an agent or collector can sell his ...
... interests are even stronger than the capitalist interests against reform , and the canvassers are far more dangerous in ... interest ' is a system , formerly almost universal and still common , by which an agent or collector can sell his ...
Pagina 112
... interests of efficiency , conducive to the public interest - these high - sounding phrases with which the manifesto is peppered have no meaning except in practice , and if there is one thing that is certain it is that producers ...
... interests of efficiency , conducive to the public interest - these high - sounding phrases with which the manifesto is peppered have no meaning except in practice , and if there is one thing that is certain it is that producers ...
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