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... then in the United States Senate , a man whose record in the Senate was in vacuo , not only because , as his colleagues soon discovered , he could not under- stand the debates on the floor , but because he preferred to rendezvous in ...
... then in the United States Senate , a man whose record in the Senate was in vacuo , not only because , as his colleagues soon discovered , he could not under- stand the debates on the floor , but because he preferred to rendezvous in ...
第 106 頁
Republican Hughes put on the stand the Re- publican boss of New York State , who admitted that for fifteen years he had been taking large sums of money from the insurance companies , repaying them with favorable legislation .
Republican Hughes put on the stand the Re- publican boss of New York State , who admitted that for fifteen years he had been taking large sums of money from the insurance companies , repaying them with favorable legislation .
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Who dare to stand ? " His brother officers did not know that they were listening to the purple language of Plutarch . They cried that they would stand . Hopelessly out- numbered , they were driven slowly back to the river - where the ...
Who dare to stand ? " His brother officers did not know that they were listening to the purple language of Plutarch . They cried that they would stand . Hopelessly out- numbered , they were driven slowly back to the river - where the ...
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