The Reader's Digest, Volumen36De Witt Wallace, Lila Bell Wallace, DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1940 |
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... become Roman Em- perors . They had opportunity to become absolute . In Europe today the son of a blacksmith can become a duce , a paper hanger can become a Führer , the son of a shoemaker can become the dictator of 175,000,000 people ...
... become Roman Em- perors . They had opportunity to become absolute . In Europe today the son of a blacksmith can become a duce , a paper hanger can become a Führer , the son of a shoemaker can become the dictator of 175,000,000 people ...
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... become authorities on certain subjects ( his was commerce ) so that they are asked to frame and introduce any ... become appropriation bills . By Constitutional provision , all revenue bills , and by custom all appropriation bills ...
... become authorities on certain subjects ( his was commerce ) so that they are asked to frame and introduce any ... become appropriation bills . By Constitutional provision , all revenue bills , and by custom all appropriation bills ...
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... become law until both Senate and House have passed identical bills . When their versions vary , as often , each chamber ap- points three or five conferees to try to adjust differences . They cannot introduce new matter , must try to ...
... become law until both Senate and House have passed identical bills . When their versions vary , as often , each chamber ap- points three or five conferees to try to adjust differences . They cannot introduce new matter , must try to ...
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Unfolding Americanism By William Hard | 19 |
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