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... sion of transportation for those residents with- out means of their own , most of whom were black and living in predominantly black neigh- borhoods . All over the Gulf region where Katrina and Rita hit , poor black people suffered most ...
... sion of transportation for those residents with- out means of their own , most of whom were black and living in predominantly black neigh- borhoods . All over the Gulf region where Katrina and Rita hit , poor black people suffered most ...
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... sion , but it is far from an accurate description of what is going on in every poor country of the world . Another upbeat , optimistic term is " developing countries . " The most evocative term , though , is " Third World . " It is used ...
... sion , but it is far from an accurate description of what is going on in every poor country of the world . Another upbeat , optimistic term is " developing countries . " The most evocative term , though , is " Third World . " It is used ...
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... sion rendered him no more introspective or intellectually curious about religion and only slightly less cocky . 1988 , Bush wooed evangelicals and fundamen- talists on behalf of his father's presidential can- didacy . Conservative ...
... sion rendered him no more introspective or intellectually curious about religion and only slightly less cocky . 1988 , Bush wooed evangelicals and fundamen- talists on behalf of his father's presidential can- didacy . Conservative ...
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