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scouting network and
coaching structure and the club's
finances were in a
parlous state. This led to the club
selling its top
striker Tony
Hateley to Chelsea...
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Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam referred to the
American presidency's "
parlous position"
without the
direct wording of the
Watergate scandal during Question...
- For the
earls themselves, the
prospect was not so positive: due to the
parlous state of the
royal finances, most of them did not
receive a
minimum of...
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policy is the
reverse of libertarian. But on the
critical issues in
these parlous times: on
checking the
inflationary rise in the
money supply, and on scuttling...
- as 'Momentous Day'". The Guardian.
Retrieved November 20, 2020. Iran's
parlous financial state, and the
continued threat of US
sanctions on
anyone trading...
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economy of the
Kingdom started to
prosper again,
having fallen into a
parlous state following the
Mongol invasion.
Charles exalted the cult to Saint...
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contend that
Stalin did not plan for such an
attack in June 1941,
given the
parlous state of the Red Army at the time of the invasion. Stalin's re****tion...
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economic decline.
Spain was
especially affected, due in part to the
parlous economic situation,
particularly in Castille,
where the po****tion dropped...
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approached the
British Agent s****ing manumission, a
reflection of the
parlous state of the
pearling fleet and its owners. In 1934,
Sheikh Rashid concluded...
