Habitat for Humanity 
.... homeowner families reflect an extraordinary diversity of race, as well as a wide variety of religious backgrounds and occupations (Graydon, 2003,
pp.
226). ....
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The Humanist Movement
.... Humanists often exhibited the tension between their attempts to fuse the pagan classical and the medieval Christian traditions(Ch. 11.
pp.
226-7. Ch. 13. ....
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Genetic Variations in HIV
.... Subtype G and multiple forms of A/G intersubtype recombinant human immunodeficiency virus type 1 in Nigeria. Virology, 254,
pp.
226-34. ....
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Spirit of the Medieval Period
.... Huizinga (
pp.
226-228) makes the point that while mysticism and other worldliness were still commonplace in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, a new ....
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Huizinga's The Autumn of the Middle Ages
.... Huizinga (
pp.
226-228) makes the point that while mysticism and other worldliness were still commonplace in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, a new ....
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Social Trends & TV Advertising
.... Society,
pp.76-80. Cone, EF (1987, December 14). Image and reality. Forbes,
pp.
226-228. Kanner, B. (1989, May 8). Mind Games. New York,
pp. 34-40. ....
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Sociological Tools for Marketing
.... Society,
pp.76-80. Cone, EF (1987, December 14). Image and reality. Forbes,
pp.
226-228. Kanner, B. (1989, May 8). Mind Games. New York,
pp. 34-40. ....
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Friday Night Lights, & There are No Children Here
.... Then Terrence enters a plea bargain on charges of two armed robberies and consequently receives an eight-year sentence (Kotlowitz,
pp.
226-237). ....
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COGNITIVE THEORY & MULTICULTURAL COUNSELING Int
.... the term overgeneralization is replaced with an explanation such as "thinking one bad thing means everything will be bad" (Miranda & Dwyer, 1993,
pp.
226-227). ....
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Hobbes' Concept of Representation
.... if there be somewhat else required (besides Covenant) to make their Agreement constant and lasting; which is a Common Power, to keep them in awe" (
pp.
226-27). ....
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Breast Cancer Patients & Medical Caregivers
.... 1992,
pp. 362 366). Breast cancer patients develop unique psychological profiles (Gilbar and Florian, 1991,
pp. 217
226). Among the ....
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Curriculum materials for Law Enforcement
.... course). What factors identified in the text (
pp.
226-228) had an influence on the quality of the curriculum? Explain. Instructor ....
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Pros and Cons of Surrogacy
.... "Pro Life/Choice." In Jeannine Parvati Baker, Frederick Baker and Tamara Slayton, Conscious Conception. Monroe, Utah: Freestone, 1986,
pp.
226-234. ....
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Political Theories of Thomas Jeffeson
.... at hand) it will be in consequence of events which neither himself nor his ministers at present place among those which are probable (Mapp, 1987,
pp.
226-227). ....
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American Aboriginal Peoples
.... The Invention of Ethnicity. Ed. Werner Sollors. New York: Oxford UP,
pp.
226-231. Rodriguez, Richard. (1989). An American writer. The Invention of Ethnicity. ....
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Language Dysfluency I. Introduction. The inc
.... Andrews, G., Craig, A., Feyer, A., Hoddinott, S., Howie, P. & Neilson, M. (1983, August). Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 48,
pp.
226-246. ....
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Maladaptive Mother/Child Relationships
.... CHILD RELATIONSHIPS: AN ARTICLE CRITIQUE The article critiqued is "Maladaptive Mother Child Relationships: A Pilot Study" (Sachs and Hall, 1991,
pp.
226 233). ....
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North American Free Trade Movement
.... the GATT negotiations. The reform would phase out all quotas over 10 years (Globerman & Walker, 1993,
pp.
226-250). For automobiles ....
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American Political Culture
.... less hardened as she was exposed to the emerging modern management theories that emphasized training and fairness in the workplace (1967,
pp.
226-7). The big ....
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Language Development Theory Abstract Learning theory is as di
.... of how schoolchildren, teenagers, young adults, and adults increase their ability to perform at the sentence level" (Winterowd, 1975,
pp.
226-7). Brown seeks ....
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M. Gordon's Taxonomy of Functional Health Care
.... Nursing Research. 36:
pp.
226-31. Marks G., Garcia M., and Solis, JM (1990 December). Health risk behaviors of Hispanics in the United States. ....
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Anti-Smoking Campaigns With the passage of tougher new restric
.... In this way, health communication campaigns are not wasting earlier and collateral efforts (Baker, "Organizational,"
pp.
226-227). ....
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Essay on Foucault Michel Foucault (226) describe
.... that functions ceaselessly because as Foucault (
226) put it, "the gaze is alert everywhere." Power comes in Foucault's (
226) formulation not .... "Panopticism."
Pp. ....
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Foucault & Constructions of Power Michel Foucault (226) describe
.... that functions ceaselessly because as Foucault (
226) put it, "the gaze is alert everywhere." Power comes in Foucault's (
226) formulation not .... "Panopticism."
Pp. ....
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Creating an Environmental Strategy
.... collaborative, win-win relationship with the elements of the external environment, and develop a proactive mind-set (Bonner & Gagne, 1995,
pp. 222-
226). ....
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Brief Therapy Model
.... and interventions. Journal of American College Health, 37(5),
pp. 218-
226. Schwartzberg, AZ & Schwartzberg, KW (1990). Short-term ....
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Smoking and Its Risks
.... (1993, February). Smoking cessation factors among African Americans and whites. American Journal of Public Health,
pp. 220-
226. Smothers, R. (1993, 20 June). ....
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Child Language Acquisition & Development Abstract Learning theory ...
.... of how schoolchildren, teenagers, young adults, and adults increase their ability to perform at the sentence level" (Winterowd, 1975,
pp.
226-7). Brown seeks ....
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HEAD INJURIES AS A CAUSE OF BRAIN TUMORS
.... Blettner, Becker, Martinsohn, and Wahrendorf [1992] Schlehofer, Blettner, Becker, Martinsohn, and Wahrendorf (1992,
pp. 2541 2547) studies
226 patients with ....
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Legalization of Recreational Drug Use
.... Social learning theory, as an example, posits that individuals learn behaviors by being exposed to such behaviors (Text,
pp. 225-
226). ....
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