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... human fertility , as well as the response of individuals and of groups within society to the choices offered by such methods . Birth control has been and remains controver- sial . The U.S. reformer Margaret Sanger coined the phrase in ...
... human fertility , as well as the response of individuals and of groups within society to the choices offered by such methods . Birth control has been and remains controver- sial . The U.S. reformer Margaret Sanger coined the phrase in ...
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... human mind must be perceived as an animistic force and its ability to move the body by willpower as magic . Mind , body , and man . Most Cartesians believed that the mind and body interact . When asked how , Régis gave the standard ...
... human mind must be perceived as an animistic force and its ability to move the body by willpower as magic . Mind , body , and man . Most Cartesians believed that the mind and body interact . When asked how , Régis gave the standard ...
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... human geography 612 The land The people The economy History 620 Early society and economy Central Africa and the outer world Colonialism Central Africa since independence The countries of central Africa 627 Burundi 627 Physical and human ...
... human geography 612 The land The people The economy History 620 Early society and economy Central Africa and the outer world Colonialism Central Africa since independence The countries of central Africa 627 Burundi 627 Physical and human ...
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