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... beats . IV Many beats are teenage runaways , but hardly any are being sought by the police ; apparently most come from families that would just as soon be rid of them . But Village beats , teenagers and otherwise , are not predominantly ...
... beats . IV Many beats are teenage runaways , but hardly any are being sought by the police ; apparently most come from families that would just as soon be rid of them . But Village beats , teenagers and otherwise , are not predominantly ...
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... beats , whites as well as Negroes , are fully bisexual or in some cases polymorphous perverse . They accept homosexual experiences almost as casually as heterosexual ones . Even beats with numerous and continuing post - adolescent ...
... beats , whites as well as Negroes , are fully bisexual or in some cases polymorphous perverse . They accept homosexual experiences almost as casually as heterosexual ones . Even beats with numerous and continuing post - adolescent ...
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... beats queried , out of about 40 I talked with , 9 denied illegal use of any drug . Some beats who denied such use were doubtless lying . Although for most beats I did not obtain data on frequency of use , it seems certain that the ...
... beats queried , out of about 40 I talked with , 9 denied illegal use of any drug . Some beats who denied such use were doubtless lying . Although for most beats I did not obtain data on frequency of use , it seems certain that the ...
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