异端
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David S. Rubinence theory argues that firms use board ties to manage their resource interdependencies (Pfeffer and Salancik, 1978), for instance, when banks directors sit on the boards of the companies to which they have lent financial resources (Davis and Mizruchi, 1999; Mizruchi, 1996). However, most studies on
Biomarker
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Theodore H. Mattheissence theory argues that firms use board ties to manage their resource interdependencies (Pfeffer and Salancik, 1978), for instance, when banks directors sit on the boards of the companies to which they have lent financial resources (Davis and Mizruchi, 1999; Mizruchi, 1996). However, most studies on
INCUR
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dagger
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instate
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FILTH
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Awanti P. Sethi,Gerald L. Thompsonns involved with older people, adjustments were still being made to the various other forms of family violence identified in the 1960s and 1970s (notably child abuse and violence to women). Set in this context, the problems of ‘battered grannies’ (a term which hardly promoted the cause) struggled to
身体萌芽
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Gordon H. Bradley,Gerald G. Brown,Glenn W. Gravesns involved with older people, adjustments were still being made to the various other forms of family violence identified in the 1960s and 1970s (notably child abuse and violence to women). Set in this context, the problems of ‘battered grannies’ (a term which hardly promoted the cause) struggled to
NIL
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集聚成团
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GRIPE
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Mark H. Karwan,Vahid Lotfi,Stanley Zionts,Jan Telgenns involved with older people, adjustments were still being made to the various other forms of family violence identified in the 1960s and 1970s (notably child abuse and violence to women). Set in this context, the problems of ‘battered grannies’ (a term which hardly promoted the cause) struggled to