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``All the help we gave to North Korea, they probably used it to resurge and create the bomb,'' David Lee, 74, of Reseda said before entering the Greenland Market, a Korean grocery on Sherman Way. there are typically family members who aren't tuned in to the marketplace and believe that the company can resurge," said analyst Stephen Pettisse at Golden Spike Resources Group in Westwood. Just as the Historikerstreit applied great pressure to the issue of moral equivalency--with the effort from the Right to compare the crimes of Hitler with those of Stalin--so, too, the issue resurges in Friedrich's work. |
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