Japan's Business Growth 
.... The future leaders of Japan were instructed in what has become known as the systems approach to manufacturing (
Wood,
1989, p. 72). ....
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Three Short Essays on the Arts
.... intensified emotional expression and became characteristics of what would be described as the new "romanticism," to the Romantic Movement (
Wood,
1989, p. 214). ....
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Comparison of 2 Photographs
.... a "New Deal" federal agency that worked to resolve the myriad problems of displaced farm owners and workers during the Great Depression (
Wood,
1989, p. 299). ....
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Spirituality in Modern Art Despite t
.... nature. In the sculpture of Auguste Rodin,
Wood (
1989) also finds a strong element of spirituality and human triumph. The bronze ....
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WORK AND SELF-ESTEEM
.... et al's finding is in conflict with other self-esteem/work variable literature which suggests that reentry women are low in self-esteem (eg
Wood,
1989). ....
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Wood and Graphite Tennis Rackets
.... Lastly, the various developments in tennis racket technology which have occurred since the transition from
wood and metal rackets to .... n3121:96;
1989, August 28. ....
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S & L Crisis of 1989 INTRODUCTION In the summer of 1989,
.... A. "The S&L Bailout Bust." US News & World Report, 26 June
1989, 20 22 .... Gilbert, RA, and
Wood, GE "Coping with Bank Failures: Some Lessons from the United States ....
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TEACHING DEAF CHILDREN TO SPEAK I. INTRODUCT
.... Primary Responsibility for Teaching Webster and
Wood (
1989, p. 156) contended that the responsibility for teaching deaf children to speak "will increasingly ....
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TEACHING DEAF CHILDREN TO SPEAK
.... Primary Responsibility for Teaching Deaf Children to Speak Webster and
Wood (
1989, p. 156) contended that the responsibility for teaching deaf children to ....
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Sarpedon Boy Krater of the Euphronius Painter
.... Sarpedon Boy is an excellent example of the monumental nature of a subject matched to the inherent grandeur of a pottery vessel's shape (
Wood, et al,
1989). ....
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Japanese Management
.... different from American industrial manufacturing, where each position is compartmentalized and each worker encouraged to become a specialist (
Wood,
1989, ....
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College/University Dropout Rate
.... Elvin and
Wood (
1989) discussed a pre-admission/admission management program aimed at improving minority recruitment and retention. ....
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POLITICAL CHANGES IN SLOVENIA SINCE 1989
.... identity since Napoleonic times, the region before
1989 was ruled for .... manufacturing (electrical, chemical, metallurgical, food, textiles and
wood products) and ....
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POLITICAL CHANGES IN SLOVENIA SINCE 1989 Introd
.... identity since Napoleonic times, the region before
1989 was ruled for .... manufacturing (electrical, chemical, metallurgical, food, textiles and
wood products) and ....
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REFERENCES Bacow, LS, and Wheeler, M. (1984
.... The Washington Post National Weekly Edition,
Wood, WB, Demko, GJ, and Mofson, P. (
1989). Ecopolitics in the global greenhouse. Environment, 31, 7, 12-39.
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World Environmental Awareness
.... environmental activists, but few people listened at that time (Clay,
1989, p. 52 .... single country one developing country, and one developed country (
Wood, 1987, pp ....
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Chivalry in the Middle Ages
.... Speech (Aug.
1989): 383-384.
Wood, Charles T. "The Return of Medieval Politics." American Historical Review (Apr.
1989): 391-404.
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Amazonian Rain Forest
....
1989). Brazil has a two-tiered economy--almost as if there are two countries within a single country--one developing country, and one developed country (
Wood, ....
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Amazonian Rain Forest Protection
.... but Many Don't Stay Cleaned." The Wall Street Journal, 27 July
1989, A1, A7. Whelan, E. Toxic Terror. Ottawa, Illinois: Jameson Books, 1985.
Wood, C. "The Beat ....
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Edvard Munch's Body of Work
.... Boe, A. (
1989). Edvard Munch. NY: Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. Boe, A. (1992). Introduction. In MH
Wood (Ed.), The frieze of life. ....
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Ticket to Heaven: The Cult Fraud
.... enough to process, or understand, the issues that are being discussed (
Wood, 1997 .... people provide a lot of research information (Langone, 1996; Galanter,
1989). ....
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Analysis of Dead Poet's Society
.... immortal "The Road Less Traveled," "Two roads diverged in the
wood and I, I took the one less traveled and that has made all the difference" (Weir,
1989). ....
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Stress and Addiction
.... Stress and addiction. NY: Brunner/Mazel. Kushner, MG, Sher, KJ,
Wood, MD &
Wood, PK (1994). .... NY: Brunner/Mazel. Milakofsky, L., Miller, JM & Vogel, WH (
1989). ....
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Environmental Dispute-Resolution Process
....
Wood, Demko, and Mofson (
1989) note the difficulties inherent in a global policy of ecological management, citing the "ecopolitical" tensions likely to arise ....
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Nigerian Public Health Problems
.... Davis, GH, &
Wood, LA (1974). Water demands for expanding energy development (USGS Circular 703). Washington: US Geological Survey. Diamond, J. (
1989, February ....
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Interracial Marriages in the US
.... In
1989, a survey of both blacks and nonblacks resulted in 21 percent of the respondents making that claim (
Wood, 1990, p. 514). ....
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Interracial Marriages in the US In recent decades, there has been ...
.... In
1989, a survey of both blacks and non-blacks resulted in 21 percent of the respondents making that claim (
Wood, 1990, p. 514). ....
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Public Health Problems in Nigeria
.... &
Wood, LA (1974). Water demands for expanding energy development. USGS Circular 703. Washington: United States Geological Survey. Diamond, J. (
1989, February ....
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Inclusion of Students With Disabilities
.... the Head Start legislation and required that 10 percent of the children enrolled in each state be young children with disabilities (Gar-
wood & Sheehan,
1989). ....
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Students With Disabilities in Regular Classrooms
.... the Head Start legislation and required that 10 percent of the children enrolled in each state be young children with disabilities (Gar-
wood & Sheehan,
1989). ....
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