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... evidence for that motive however is not strong . The first fragment of evidence is a Swiss newspaper article , written in 1917 by an ' apparently well - informed Russian sympathiser ' . One may suggest that the author of the Swiss ...
... evidence for that motive however is not strong . The first fragment of evidence is a Swiss newspaper article , written in 1917 by an ' apparently well - informed Russian sympathiser ' . One may suggest that the author of the Swiss ...
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... evidence . The frame- work dominates the evidence , because it dictates what evi- dence should be sought or ignored . Our idea of a logical framework is often unconscious , and this elusiveness enhances its grip . One may suggest that ...
... evidence . The frame- work dominates the evidence , because it dictates what evi- dence should be sought or ignored . Our idea of a logical framework is often unconscious , and this elusiveness enhances its grip . One may suggest that ...
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... evidence suggests that nuclear weapons have probably been more a factor for peace than for war . The evidence also suggests that the term ' arms race ' is not yet appropriate for the nuclear era , and historical evidence indicates that ...
... evidence suggests that nuclear weapons have probably been more a factor for peace than for war . The evidence also suggests that the term ' arms race ' is not yet appropriate for the nuclear era , and historical evidence indicates that ...
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