"Spheres of influence."
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Version of Earl Granville's phrase. "Spheres of action," found in his letter to Count MĂĽnster, April 29, 1885. Hertslet's Map of Africa by Treaty, p. 596. Translation May 7, 1885. See also phrase used in Convention between Great Britain and France, Aug. 10, 1889, in same, p. 562.
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