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Pagina 56
... matter of opinion but of fact . It is a matter of opinion whether the Balkan campaign or the weather played a greater part in delaying the German attack on Russia in 1941 : but it is a matter of fact that whatever argument can be ...
... matter of opinion but of fact . It is a matter of opinion whether the Balkan campaign or the weather played a greater part in delaying the German attack on Russia in 1941 : but it is a matter of fact that whatever argument can be ...
Pagina 102
... matter very much if one or two superannuated politicians spend their declining years in motoring at the taxpayers ' expense from one requisitioned country - house to another . It may matter a great deal if a large number of members are ...
... matter very much if one or two superannuated politicians spend their declining years in motoring at the taxpayers ' expense from one requisitioned country - house to another . It may matter a great deal if a large number of members are ...
Pagina 252
... matter for the M.P. and his conscience in divulging it , it is a matter for the journalist and his conscience in accepting it ? -It is not my place to argue that point on a matter of public interest , but I feel the point of view of the ...
... matter for the M.P. and his conscience in divulging it , it is a matter for the journalist and his conscience in accepting it ? -It is not my place to argue that point on a matter of public interest , but I feel the point of view of the ...
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