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... forces ' might mean ? In Great Britain there are no armed internal security forces whatsoever . So if Mr Khrushchev's plan were carried out literally , ours would be the only country in the world to be totally and absolutely disarmed ...
... forces ' might mean ? In Great Britain there are no armed internal security forces whatsoever . So if Mr Khrushchev's plan were carried out literally , ours would be the only country in the world to be totally and absolutely disarmed ...
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... forces in circum- stances that their leaders believe will lead inevitably to our use of strategic thermo - nuclear weapons . To do this we need strong land forces in allied territory on the frontiers of the Soviet bloc , able to halt ...
... forces in circum- stances that their leaders believe will lead inevitably to our use of strategic thermo - nuclear weapons . To do this we need strong land forces in allied territory on the frontiers of the Soviet bloc , able to halt ...
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... forces . Whatever form such a war might take , we are almost certain to have to move the forces involved to the field of battle very quickly , and the longer this takes the more forces we are likely to need . Moreover , these forces ...
... forces . Whatever form such a war might take , we are almost certain to have to move the forces involved to the field of battle very quickly , and the longer this takes the more forces we are likely to need . Moreover , these forces ...
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AN INNOCENT IN THE AIR BY ROBERT HUNTER | 96 |
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| Título | Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 288 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Editor | W. Blackwood, 1960 |
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