The Painter and Decorator, 63. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1949 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 63.
15. lappuse
... boys will cling to every advantage is not so hard to vis- ualize . They have been striving for a long time to stay put at the top . They will not give up their advantages so easily to the workers and their sympa- thizers or leaders . A ...
... boys will cling to every advantage is not so hard to vis- ualize . They have been striving for a long time to stay put at the top . They will not give up their advantages so easily to the workers and their sympa- thizers or leaders . A ...
15. lappuse
... boys fail to say very much about the chaps in the dues - paying ranks . It may be that those boys may thus carry a chip on their shoulders into the secret precincts of their voting booths where they enjoy a constitu- tional right to ...
... boys fail to say very much about the chaps in the dues - paying ranks . It may be that those boys may thus carry a chip on their shoulders into the secret precincts of their voting booths where they enjoy a constitu- tional right to ...
17. lappuse
... boys must try to make their case seem less hope- less . Those top boys , because of their many , little tricks , are not picking up many followers from the ranks of the common fellow . Those top boys may appeal to any career man . But ...
... boys must try to make their case seem less hope- less . Those top boys , because of their many , little tricks , are not picking up many followers from the ranks of the common fellow . Those top boys may appeal to any career man . But ...
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