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... decades before Katrina - processes that were part of the back- ground , assumed to be normal and accept- able . Focus on assigning blame for a time- bound set of recent events and actions de- flects from this longer structural view ...
... decades before Katrina - processes that were part of the back- ground , assumed to be normal and accept- able . Focus on assigning blame for a time- bound set of recent events and actions de- flects from this longer structural view ...
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... decades , involving both Repub- licans and Democrats in local and state , as well as federal , governments . When it comes to pro- tecting people from need and infrastructure failure , our governments at all levels have a poor record ...
... decades , involving both Repub- licans and Democrats in local and state , as well as federal , governments . When it comes to pro- tecting people from need and infrastructure failure , our governments at all levels have a poor record ...
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... decades . This attack on the heavily unionized auto sector , however , indi- cates a new level of aggressiveness by employ- ers . Coming as it did only a few months after the controversial breakaway from the AFL - CIO of several large ...
... decades . This attack on the heavily unionized auto sector , however , indi- cates a new level of aggressiveness by employ- ers . Coming as it did only a few months after the controversial breakaway from the AFL - CIO of several large ...
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