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強(qiáng)制令

British Relations with the Southern Cone Statesay) and the fall of Juan Manuel de Rosas at the Battle of Monte Caseros in Argentina in 1852. Meanwhile, a consistent pattern was established in which considerations of trade and investment came to dominate British policy towards the area to the exclusion of almost all else.

Mediocre

Argentina and the Soviet Union: International Relations in Three Stageshas a way of reaching the most distant beaches. The Southern Cone in the past was shaped by the ebb and flow of empires (Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, British), and is being especially influenced now by today’s great powers — the United States, United Kingdom, Soviet Union.

祝賀

Chile and the Great Powersively free from intervention of the United States or Britain in its affairs. Chile’s geographical distance relegated it to a relatively restricted geopolitical value, but also allowed foreign policy to be active and fairly autonomous.

narcotic

Jae Hoon Lim,Kee-Taek Jang,Jung Hoon Kimfacilities and resulting obsolesrence of these facilities. The set of financial demands which capital-exporting creditor countries are able to impose on the chronic debtors in the developing world constitute a modern, efficient and insidious tool for domination and dependency.

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抗體

intellect

dragon

agnostic

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