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The Politics of Diplomacy: Revolution, War, and Peace, 1989-1992
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Congressional voting on funding the international financial institutions
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Book Review: "RESTRUCTURING SOVEREIGN DEBT: THE CASE FOR <i>AD HOC</i> MACHINERY"
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Hammond, Sir (Egbert) Laurie (Lucas), (12 Jan. 1873–28 Jan. 1939)
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Nr. 6 Nr. 28 Änderungsvorschläge des Fünferausschusses 28. Februar 1949
resolves10.1080/09638190701527186
Is distance a good proxy for transport costs? The case of competing transport modes
resolves10.1524/9783486702316.1182
Nr. 39 Neununddreißigste Sitzung des Hauptausschusses 14. Januar 1949
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Encouraging Technology Transfer to Developing Countries: The Role of the WTO: The Role of Foreign Direct Investment
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Nr. 95 Hiller, Johann an Kurfürst August von Sachsen 1569, 21. Dezember–Nr. 101 Wacker, Lambert an Kurfürst Joachim II. von Brandenburg 1569, 7. Mai, an Herzog Johann Albrecht I. von Mecklenburg,1570, 5. April
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