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... limited . Moreover , wide differences existed in personal wealth , privileges , and opportunities . Experience since those early days has demonstrated , as this chapter makes clear , that Americans have become increasingly dissatisfied ...
... limited . Moreover , wide differences existed in personal wealth , privileges , and opportunities . Experience since those early days has demonstrated , as this chapter makes clear , that Americans have become increasingly dissatisfied ...
Page 286
... limited authority over them . To these must be added limited time and energy , imperfect administrative tools , and the massive size of the task . The result often is that the hierarchial pyramid is flat rather than peaked , the span of ...
... limited authority over them . To these must be added limited time and energy , imperfect administrative tools , and the massive size of the task . The result often is that the hierarchial pyramid is flat rather than peaked , the span of ...
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... limited amount of delegated authority . The committee's effectiveness was limited , chiefly because the Soviet Union refused to participate . Although still in being , it has not met since early in 1951 . Also during this period , in ...
... limited amount of delegated authority . The committee's effectiveness was limited , chiefly because the Soviet Union refused to participate . Although still in being , it has not met since early in 1951 . Also during this period , in ...
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