Then Webster said the North also had a right to protest about some things the South had done.

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And then Woodward argued quite directly that the loss of the Vietnam War began to liberate the South, in a sense that the South, Southerners, white Southerners, were the only Americans other than we always forget Native Americans who had ever lost a war.

接着沃德沃直截了当地说,越南战争的损失开始导致南方的解放,因为从某种程度上说,南方人,南方白种人,是美国唯一除了印第安人之外,我们总忽略这些北美原住民,输掉过战争的人

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It just goes north to south and then it stops somewhere in the Sahara Desert or something.

它就是从北向南流，然后在撒哈拉沙漠的什么地方断流了。

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So the stagecoach would travel south from Saint Louis to El Paso,Texas, then over to southern California, then north to San Francisco.

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Then Webster spoke about the things the North and South had done to make each other angry.

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If South Carolina attacked, or planned to attack, then he could move his men into the fort that would be easiest to defend.

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Then Clay attacked the South's claim that it had the right to leave the Union.

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Then Calhoun listed the things the North must do to satisfy the South.

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Then Buchanan called on the South to accept the election of Abraham Lincoln.

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Since then,North Korea has cooled its hostile rhetoric and offered to engage with the United States and South Korea.

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"After the elections of 1994, we then had to deal with building a new democratic, non-sexist South Africa."

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American troop strength in the then-South Vietnam went from 184,000 at the end of 1965 and increased to 537,000 by the end of 1968.

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