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Arthur Augheycated by rhetoric that labelled the war the ‘Great Movement to Resist America and Assist Korea’, and presented Chinese intervention as a chance to ‘Beat American Arrogance’. China’s intervention would also symbolize the PRC’s rise as a regional, if not a world power; and it would provide the occasio

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stern sentiments to the Soviet people following the breakdown of the victorious Second World War alliance. It marked an opening salvo of a prolonged cultural campaign that underpinned and aggravated the political, economic and militaristic antagonisms of the Cold War.

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David Higgins proprietor Lord Beaverbrook, and was even cited as a contributing factor in the establishment of the Royal Commission on the Press in 1947. Its demonstrable wrong-headedness has prompted many historians of the British press and appeasement to largely dismiss the . from their analyses, or even to ig

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Willy Maley, analysis and valuation, are essential in the justification of the dependability of an engineered system. Surprisingly, they have been almost completely neglected by engineers and researchers working on computer system safety cases. And in those cases where models are evoked, they are often confuse

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Graham MacPheeecide whether there is enough evidence to justify the release of the system? To help answer these daunting questions, a method and a framework are proposed for the justification of the dependability of a computer-based system. The approach specifically aims at dealing with the difficulties raised by

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John McLeodon of how to justify sustainability. Part II, consisting of Chaps.8–13, considers how sustainable development can be characterized. Finally, in Part III, Chaps.14–19 are devoted to the problem of indicating sustainability. Within each part, the initial chapter – i.e., Chap.2 for Part I, Chap.8 for P