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... limit ourselves to the canon of ethics of the American Bar Association we would have to limit ourselve to a situation where there were conflicts of interest in the representa- tion itself . Senator ALLOTT . That is conflicts of ...
... limit ourselves to the canon of ethics of the American Bar Association we would have to limit ourselve to a situation where there were conflicts of interest in the representa- tion itself . Senator ALLOTT . That is conflicts of ...
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... limit on bonded indebtedness and are now faced with the necessity of continuing to use obsolete and crowded school buildings . We tried for funds under the old law but our enrollment had not shown a sufficient increase to justify ...
... limit on bonded indebtedness and are now faced with the necessity of continuing to use obsolete and crowded school buildings . We tried for funds under the old law but our enrollment had not shown a sufficient increase to justify ...
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... limit in New York at the present time - we feel that all other States should join also in this undertaking , and tax to their limit . We always have in mind that the standard of education throughout the whole country should be the ...
... limit in New York at the present time - we feel that all other States should join also in this undertaking , and tax to their limit . We always have in mind that the standard of education throughout the whole country should be the ...
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... limit for the purpose of building new classroom , they would be able to construct only one - third of the presently needed classrooms . The statement has oft been repeated that the States should do more . I wish to point out to your ...
... limit for the purpose of building new classroom , they would be able to construct only one - third of the presently needed classrooms . The statement has oft been repeated that the States should do more . I wish to point out to your ...
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... limit to provide adequate facilities . We are gradually reducing the number of administrative units which will take care of some of the building needs and will give districts greater financial power to support their own program . We are ...
... limit to provide adequate facilities . We are gradually reducing the number of administrative units which will take care of some of the building needs and will give districts greater financial power to support their own program . We are ...
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