The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 142Atlantic Monthly Company, 1928 - American essays |
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... continue increasingly to be ... the preferred material for the interior finish of buildings of a better character . There is No Substitute for Marble The EVERYDAY USES MARBLE Send for this handsome booklet , " The Everyday Uses of Mar ...
... continue increasingly to be ... the preferred material for the interior finish of buildings of a better character . There is No Substitute for Marble The EVERYDAY USES MARBLE Send for this handsome booklet , " The Everyday Uses of Mar ...
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... continue to be important consequences of a policy which , what- ever its purpose , effectively postponed the date when foreign debtors could pay us in goods , we can rest assured . Or , to state the case in other terms , we can hardly ...
... continue to be important consequences of a policy which , what- ever its purpose , effectively postponed the date when foreign debtors could pay us in goods , we can rest assured . Or , to state the case in other terms , we can hardly ...
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... continue to give credit in this manner , and how long before the customer is a bankrupt ? When confronted with this perplex- ing problem , we are inclined to brush it lightly aside . We have been so suc- cessful in cashing the interest ...
... continue to give credit in this manner , and how long before the customer is a bankrupt ? When confronted with this perplex- ing problem , we are inclined to brush it lightly aside . We have been so suc- cessful in cashing the interest ...
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... continuing to lend freely on the outside , we should have no concern whatever for the rest of the world . Eventually we should find that the countries and foreign industries to which we had made loans and sold goods could not meet their ...
... continuing to lend freely on the outside , we should have no concern whatever for the rest of the world . Eventually we should find that the countries and foreign industries to which we had made loans and sold goods could not meet their ...
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... continue until the ele- ments in question have disintegrated - that is , over a period which radioactive measurements indicate is of the order of tens or hundreds of thousands of millions of years 46 ANCIENT AND MODERN THINKING.
... continue until the ele- ments in question have disintegrated - that is , over a period which radioactive measurements indicate is of the order of tens or hundreds of thousands of millions of years 46 ANCIENT AND MODERN THINKING.
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