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...diplomatic representatives of the Powers who had affixed their initials to the London Agreement assembled, 20 minutes before the luncheon hour, at the British Foreign Office in Whitehall. Large, curious crowds watched the entrance and the exit of the Ambassadors and Ministers whose Governments had approved the Agreement and, ipso facto, the Experts' Plan...
...cabinet minister of multifarious portfolios, calmly threw a high-explosive word-bomb into the midst of the agitated political circle. With the full weight of the Rothermere press behind him, Mr. Churchill, often alluded to as "little Winnie," damned the Liberals and damned the Laborites and became, ipso facto, aligned with the Conservatives. He declared that the Labor Party will be invited to assume office on sufferance in order that "if they are violent they may be 'defeated, and if they are moderate they may become divided. "And this is called 'giving a fair chance to Labor...
...gods of the heathens are ipso facto the demons of Christianity." We note that the eminent novelist and historian. Mr. H. G. Wells, running for the Lord Rectorship of Glasgow University, has been overwhelmingly defeated by Lord Birkenhead...
...drafted in that the high contracting parties and the league itself may be two separate entities. With all due respect to Senator Knox, it is the custom of states making a treaty to call themselves the high contracting parties and each state signing or adhering to the treaty becomes, ipso facto, a high contracting party. The writer has just had occasion to examine and copy parts of the actual texts of about fifty treaties for the last four centuries, and it is evident that the term "high contracting parties" is used in the same sense as the members...
...that the undergraduate scholars work solely for grades and that they are not truly interested in scholarly endeavor. Such a contention is not true. Of course marks stand as an index of proficiency in scholarship, and naturally if a man is striving to attain a high standard, he will ipso facto receive high grades. But the high grades are not the sole aim and object of his work. When a candidate for a paper or, an athletic team reports, he is not prompted by any feeling of altruism, but is out to do his best to gain a position...