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...America's greatest, Franklin D. Roosevelt, is the hero of Act IV." In Roosevelt's administration "the Good Neighor Policy had been put to the test. . . . For the first time in the history of the Western Hemisphere, we of Latin America may confidently clasp the open hand extended us by a President of the United States...
...resurgent opposition extended its hand; it was up to the Democrats to clasp it. If both work together, 1942's election-which Charles A. Lindbergh and like had feared might never be held-could go down in history as one of the most beneficial...
Having never been able to exactly clasp Bertie Wooster and Jeeves to my entertainment bosom, I can ALMOST understand why, after spending long years with them, Old Plum might be going for a little Teuton toutin' around Berlin-just for comedy relief...
From that exalted eyrie where top-ranking U.S. Air Force officers clasp the crag, a new eaglet stretched his wings and soared. Succeeding to the job which Lieut. General Delos Emmons left when he took over the Hawaiian Department, Major General Carl Spaatz became Chief of the Army Air Force Combat Command...
...Wake went a dental plate (upper), travel clock, Dr. Scholl's foot powder, silver necklace clasp, wool coat...