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Fauber, Leigh Smith, author.
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, although most do not in fact intervene (Jones et al., 2015). What bystanders consider helpful in cases of
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LeMaster-Smith, Jonathan Mendle, author.
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The first chapter is a review of literature related to the rural communities in focus. The research
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Mathiasson, Minna Elizabeth, author. (orcid)0000-0001-7276-4008
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communities, plant-pollinator network interactions and individual species remains distressingly scarce. In
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Dell’Orso, Ashley, author.
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possibilities for social action. This study adds to literature on dialogue and the culture of violence because
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Mohebali, Milad, author.
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communities. A review of literature shows that 1- mutually beneficial and reciprocal partnerships are not
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Marquis, Naomi, author.
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the poorest households in deprived areas. In the UK, policy response has focussed on targeted area
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Richesson, Rachel L.
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professional practice area in its own right, drives a growing pool of scientific literature based on original
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Fujii, Daryl, 1961-
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currently practiced in different Asian countries, by reviewing the neuropsychological literature and by
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Sethi, Ishwar K., 1948-
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dimensionality, and the discriminatory power of different classifier types have all been extensively studied in
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Cockrell, Marcy Lynn, author.
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impacted fisheries and communities in the GoM. The results add to a growing body of literature suggesting
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Garza, Kayla Rochelle, author.
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communities within the Chihuahuan Desert have also been neglected due to this gap in the research, for reasons
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Durrani, Shiraz.
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other Kenya : underground and alternative literature (1997) -- Information in Kenyan liberation struggle




