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... movement is overwhelmingly middle - class . Among its informal leaders are a high percent- age of people from research institutes , includ- ing a disproportionately high number of mathe- maticians and physicists . Other leaders and ...
... movement is overwhelmingly middle - class . Among its informal leaders are a high percent- age of people from research institutes , includ- ing a disproportionately high number of mathe- maticians and physicists . Other leaders and ...
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... movement . The only re- public whose national movement has achieved this status so far is Lithuania . Here the inter- locked national and Catholic traditions , remi- niscent of Poland , and the relatively small number of non ...
... movement . The only re- public whose national movement has achieved this status so far is Lithuania . Here the inter- locked national and Catholic traditions , remi- niscent of Poland , and the relatively small number of non ...
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... movement literati ; Flexner follows the silent and the articulate , the literate and the illiterate . What Women Want is , in fact , a compact summary of what upper - middle - class white women in the movement who write about the movement ...
... movement literati ; Flexner follows the silent and the articulate , the literate and the illiterate . What Women Want is , in fact , a compact summary of what upper - middle - class white women in the movement who write about the movement ...
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COMMENTS AND OPINIONS | 4 |
David Bensman David Bromwich by Brendan Sexton | 10 |
VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS | 49 |
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