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... argument centers around the following irony : in the early 1990s the United States and NATO turned a blind eye to " ethnic cleansing " in Bosnia and Rwanda , claiming that such murderousness was deeply rooted in ethnic grievances and ...
... argument centers around the following irony : in the early 1990s the United States and NATO turned a blind eye to " ethnic cleansing " in Bosnia and Rwanda , claiming that such murderousness was deeply rooted in ethnic grievances and ...
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... argument for free trade in food becomes less persuasive because the potential costs - a large devaluation that leaves the country without the foreign reserves to meet the population's food needs - would be much greater , while the ...
... argument for free trade in food becomes less persuasive because the potential costs - a large devaluation that leaves the country without the foreign reserves to meet the population's food needs - would be much greater , while the ...
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... argument advances along two broad fronts . The first centers on the concept of " stigma . " Slavery , he argues , inscribed a stigma on black bodies , a badge of dishonor that has persisted long after the institution's abolition ...
... argument advances along two broad fronts . The first centers on the concept of " stigma . " Slavery , he argues , inscribed a stigma on black bodies , a badge of dishonor that has persisted long after the institution's abolition ...
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