Hearing Loss 
.... United States, with recent statistics indicating that approximately 28 million people in the country have some level of hearing loss (Bat-Chava et
al.,
33). ....
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Causes of Violence in Schools
.... Education philosopher John Dewey observed that schools reflect the values and problems inherent in society (Boothe, et.
al 33). ....
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Ayman al-Zawahiri Doctor of Terrorism
.... and bin-Laden discuss the September 11, 2001, attacks,
al-Zawahiri notes: "This was not just a human achievement - it was a holy act" (Wright, 2002,
33). ....
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language Teaching Methods
.... and sequencing of content were determined), and presentation (techniques used for presentation and practice of items in a course)," (Richards, et.
al.
33). ....
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The Bill of Rights & Democracy
.... bring about a massive switch of officials or policies," and to provide the continuity that protected against constant rewriting of the laws (Welch et
al.
33). ....
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EDUCATION IN MODERN SPAIN This research paper r
.... secondary schools. Public expenditures in education increased by 50 percent between 1972 and 1975 (Hochleitner et
al.
33). According to ....
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Gulf War Eco-Terrorism Still Menaces Gulf
.... take all appropriate measures to prevent, abate, and combat pollution in the Sea Area caused by intentional or accidental discharges" (Joyner et
al, 1992,
33). ....
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Analysis of an Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Al
.... About 29 to
33 people were in attendance at this meeting, which I learned was a fairly typical number on any given night; the group meets three times per week ....
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Bibliography of Geography Education Works Cited Abler, Rona
....
33-38. Rocca,
Al M. "Ideas for Incorporating Geography into Your US History Curriculum.." Social Studies Review
33 (Fall 1993) 32-37. ....
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The Liberty League Alfred Emanuel Smith, or Al Smith,
.... was at a dinner of 2,000 Liberty Leaguers in Washington on January 25, 1936 when
Al Smith leveled .... "The days of boom and bust." American Heritage, 28-
33, 101-102 ....
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Nursing Intervention
.... cognitive behavioral nursing program was effective in increasing adjustment to FM and if the treatment effect would last over time" (Wassem et
al., 20001,
33). ....
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Art Education (Dewey et al)
.... and appreciate the creation of) symbols, phantasies, myths which take on a universally valid existence only in virtue of the principle of form" (1958, p.
33). ....
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Bipolar Disorders
.... Geller et
al. (1995) stated that
33 percent of children and 12 percent of adolescents with BPD also suffered from anxiety disorders. ....
(2603
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JAPAN
.... contrasts with the US "bottom line" approach, American managers need to realize that Japanese businesses are committed to survival (Ford, et.
al., 1992: 32-
33). ....
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Long Range Electron Transfer In Metalloproteins:
.... tryptophan content (2:
33). Two factors which could affect these electron-transfer reactions include protein structure and donor acceptor distance. Lee et
al. ....
(2048
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Current Problems in the US
.... began
33 months ago, the Center for American Progress reports that job creation has progressed at the slowest rate since World War II (Sirota, et
al). ....
(829
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Juvenile Crime & Gangs It is generally believed that police are ...
.... the other levels of the Juvenile Justice system (Lahey, et
al, 287 .... Question 1: Percentage Caucasian -
33% (3) Percentage African-American -
33% (3) Percentage ....
(2308
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Privatizing City Services
.... For example, Warner et.
al. (2002, p.
33) note that between 1992 and 1997, eighty-eight percent of all governments had contracted back in at least one service. ....
(2072
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Richard the Lion Hearted
.... The
33 year old red headed giant who wore the English crown was the prototype .... and more renowned as a warrior.2 The role of "Saladin" (Salahaddin
Al Aibubi) in ....
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Diagnosis and Treatment of a Patient
.... due to her long-term lack of employment (Wright et
al., 1161). .... disorders is well established as a promising and frequently effective treatment" (Brewin,
33). ....
(1821
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Substance Abuse in American
.... 10 Wayne R. Mitic, et.
al., "Adolescent Problem Drinking and Perceived Stress," Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education
33 1 (1987): 51 2. 13 Valerie Johnson ....
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WASTE DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING
.... College Station: Texas Stilwell, Joseph E. et
al. Packaging for the Environment. .... "Rethink, Rework, Recycle". Science and Children (April 1991):
33-36.
(3137
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Waste Disposal and Recycling
.... Stilwell, Joseph E. et
al. Packaging for the Environment. New York: AMACOM, 1991. .... "Rethink, Rework, Recycle". Science and Children (April 1991):
33-36.
(3085
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End-Stage Renal Failure & Rehabilitation Rehabilitation of patien
.... Subcutaneous doses of 50-75 IU/kg triweekly in selected patients have resulted in hemoglobin normalization (ZachTe et
al., 1994, p.
33). ....
(3122
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Psyche Questions
.... world. This process of adaptation includes "assimilation and accommodation" according to Piaget (Dacey et
al. 2002,
33). Piaget's ....
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The Problem of Alcoholism
.... Emrick et
al. (1993) reviewed
33 drinking studies as to who joins AA and analyzed 31 demographic and drinking-related client characteristics, finding that the ....
(1129
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BODY IMAGE AND MASTECTOMY
.... a mastectomy requires more complicated strategies that may include breast reconstruction surgery or breast implant surgery (Levy, et
al., 1992, pp. .... 19
33). ....
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The Octopus (Frank Norris) The Octopus is the story of the socio
....
al., chapter 17 .... tentacles of steel clutching into the soil, the soulless Force, the iron-hearted Power, the monster, the Colossus, the Octopus" (Norris 32-
33). ....
(1072
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Missouri Public School Funding
.... Podgursky et
al. .... Podgursky and Springer (
33) also point out that the issue hinges not necessarily on the distribution of resources among school districts but ....
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International property rights and China
.... and examination process (Deng et
al. 45). Furthermore, intellectual-property courts are biased against the cases of the plaintiffs ("Making War"
33). ....
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