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… experience, and political skills needed to achieve real-world progress on what has been a bitterly divisive …

… in need of a massive loan from the United States, had no real leverage. Finally, Bretton Woods was a way station in …

… weavers become unemployed and were seen as dangerous. In real life, too, Glasgow became Britain’s most turbulent city. …

… no reason why you should not be gentlemen, for there is no real difference between these terms. (Applause.) I address … has provoked all this excitement. No doubt there are some real grievances, but still I think that there are many …

… Council on Latin American & Iberian Studies Becoming ‘the Real Climate Leaders:’ The Rise of Brazilian Indigenous …

… examines Britain’s anti-slavery position in terms of the real and ideal interests of the British state. Britain …

… me really good advice for the job market. I think it was a real tragedy that my would-be adviser was denied tenure. At …

… the difficulties of enforcing international treaties, no real counter-trafficking international effort has succeeded. …

… because three years is sufficient to begin to observe real changes, and to coordinate with the other Yale EGC panel …

… burdens on trade in goods within the UK while managing the real risks to the EU’s Single Market, which would mean …

… and they undermine the integrity of the Union….There is a real danger that over time Northern Ireland will start to …