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In 1992, a small business owner in Oregon had to shut down his gun store. But he had to do something with all his remaining inventory….
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United Nations General Assembly. Special Report Of The Special Committee Against Apartheid. Implementation Of The Arms Embargo Against South Africa. United Nations General Assembly, 1986. Princeton University, Firestone Library
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