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Mark Silk, Jan Shipps - Religion and Public Life in the Mountain West

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Mark Silk (ed.), Jan Shipps (ed.)

Religion and Public Life in the Mountain West

2004

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CHAPTER FIVE―Polarized Tribes: Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana Philip Deloria S. 115-138

„… gold seekers entered the Boulder valley in 1859, they were not likely thinking about establishing a …”

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Molly E. Reynolds, John C. Green - Financing the 2020 Election

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Financing the 2020 Election

2023

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Chapter 4: Financing the 2020 Congressional Elections S. 99-124

„… than stopping and thinking and planning a strategy . . . many online donors are just acting …”

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Jill M. Sullivan

Bands of Sisters

2011

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Chapter 5: MCWR Band S. 85-106

„… than musical responses. Rhoda Andersen said, “I find myself thinking about it [the impact of the …”

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Françoise Bouchet-Saulnier - The Practical Guide to Humanitarian Law

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The Practical Guide to Humanitarian Law

2013

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U S. 681-702

„… Rights. Currently, the Council is, inter alia, thinking about the possibility to elaborate an …”

N S. 417-448

„… . ➔ Hierarchy of norms; International conventionsCustomary international law is included in positivist thinking …”

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Steven J. Gold

The Store in the Hood

2010

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CHAPTER 7. THE INFORMAL ECONOMY AS A SITE OF COMPETITION BETWEEN DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS AND ETHNIC MERCHANTS S. 155-180

„… don’t own [the] black hair [business.] So if you’re thinking about beauty shops on every other corner …”

CHAPTER 8. ETHNIC MERCHANTS IN A BLACK MAJORITY CITY: THE CASE OF DETROIT S. 181-228

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