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... Areas . The United States has not as yet in- voked the Monroe Doctrine with respect to areas in the polar regions ; it has concerned itself rather with the question whether the acts of other States of any continent in relation to those ...
... Areas . The United States has not as yet in- voked the Monroe Doctrine with respect to areas in the polar regions ; it has concerned itself rather with the question whether the acts of other States of any continent in relation to those ...
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... areas of the western hemisphere revealed the fact that it was possible for a monarch to exercise a measure of control over what had been acquired through a taking of possession in his behalf . Settlement was the mode of so doing . Such ...
... areas of the western hemisphere revealed the fact that it was possible for a monarch to exercise a measure of control over what had been acquired through a taking of possession in his behalf . Settlement was the mode of so doing . Such ...
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... AREAS ( a ) § 104A . In General . The acquisition of rights of sovereignty over polar areas is complicated by four considerations : first , the circumstance that the objective , especially in the Arctic regions , may be an area of which ...
... AREAS ( a ) § 104A . In General . The acquisition of rights of sovereignty over polar areas is complicated by four considerations : first , the circumstance that the objective , especially in the Arctic regions , may be an area of which ...
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