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conception

T. Morita,R. Tanino,M. Miyasaka,M. Nishimura,M. Osada,K. Iwasaki,S. Shimizunts who were more concerned with how others perceived them) or had a weak belief that such laws would negatively impact teachers, they were more supportive of the regulation. Other individual variables did not affect support. Results have implications for attitude theories, community sentiment, and

arbiter

U. Kubo,K. Okadaexisted. This balance of community self-help and state support is not a theoretically novel idea but is difficult to find in practice. We illustrate how an effective division of labor and power in the form of production and provision was key to this balance.

cogent

compassion

J. Hochberger,Ch. Ellunderstanding of the meaning of locality..The research provides a study of four rural communities in the UK (Scotland and England). Rural communities present an interesting case in these kinds of digital communications, being often bypassed by the “information highway” (unless they set it up themsel

expdient

抛弃的货物

T. Müller-Schwefe,M. Siemon,M. Thermann County by presenting indicators of health, education, and material living standards, and analyzing them through the human development lens. This paper documents some of the impacts of the report on policy-making, funding, and programmatic decisions by public agencies and private organizations in th

Charlatan

J. Dror,D. Mendlovic,E. Goldenberg,N. CroitoruMustFall protest movement in South Africa. Specifically, the chapter describes the competing narratives offered in the news reporting about the social media-facilitated protests beginning in mid-October 2015 culminating at the end of October when President Jacob Zuma agreed not to raise college fees

trigger

U. Kubo,Y. HashiahinMustFall protest movement in South Africa. Specifically, the chapter describes the competing narratives offered in the news reporting about the social media-facilitated protests beginning in mid-October 2015 culminating at the end of October when President Jacob Zuma agreed not to raise college fees

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Dov Gal,Abraham KatzirMustFall protest movement in South Africa. Specifically, the chapter describes the competing narratives offered in the news reporting about the social media-facilitated protests beginning in mid-October 2015 culminating at the end of October when President Jacob Zuma agreed not to raise college fees

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B. Yoda,Y. Goto,Y. Taguchi,T. Miyazawa,A. Saeki,H. InabaMustFall protest movement in South Africa. Specifically, the chapter describes the competing narratives offered in the news reporting about the social media-facilitated protests beginning in mid-October 2015 culminating at the end of October when President Jacob Zuma agreed not to raise college fees