The Reader's Digest, Volumen32DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1938 |
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... President and the courts are only negative and par- tial checks on Congress . The President has immense political influence , but Congress speaks with authority . In domestic af- fairs , and in part in foreign affairs , the President ...
... President and the courts are only negative and par- tial checks on Congress . The President has immense political influence , but Congress speaks with authority . In domestic af- fairs , and in part in foreign affairs , the President ...
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... President , resulting in a reversal of the functions of Con- gress and the Chief Executive . By default the President has found it necessary to assume leadership in determining public legislative policies , while Congress tries to ...
... President , resulting in a reversal of the functions of Con- gress and the Chief Executive . By default the President has found it necessary to assume leadership in determining public legislative policies , while Congress tries to ...
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... President's family was making any money to speak of before Mr. Roosevelt be- came President . They simply simply wouldn't be human if they did not long to keep at it . Really , no one can actually think the President is averse to the ...
... President's family was making any money to speak of before Mr. Roosevelt be- came President . They simply simply wouldn't be human if they did not long to keep at it . Really , no one can actually think the President is averse to the ...
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