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holding action

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It's true Dobson did say, "We tried to defend the unborn child, the dignity of the family, but it was a holding action.
Yet while the Zionist establishment fears a non-Jewish envoy, such an appointment could be interpreted as a way of holding action, no matter whom the special envoy is.
But despite these holding actions, over the course of the twentieth century the "research ideal," as Kronman calls it, overshadowed and undermined general education almost everywhere.
 
 
 
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