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One of the fundamental aspects of the greatly strengthened United States imperialism following World War I was its tightening grip upon the other countries of the Western hemisphere. This was especially the case in Latin America.

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The United States worked out a formula which later came to be known as dollar diplomacy.

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In a few days' time this war criminal will be writing articles demanding that the German Army be praised and not blamed for its attitude hi the last war.

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The Tory leaders, skilful opportunists that they are, immediately changed the tune and began to pose as great champions of peace.

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