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... young develop directly and begin life as miniature adults . The young that develop in the mother's uterus ob- tain nutrients from the large yolk sac until they are born alive . In a few cases , the uterine wall secretes nutrients . The ...
... young develop directly and begin life as miniature adults . The young that develop in the mother's uterus ob- tain nutrients from the large yolk sac until they are born alive . In a few cases , the uterine wall secretes nutrients . The ...
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... young church to strengthen itself through creating a structured ministry , formulating beliefs in creeds , and producing a canon of Scripture . That process transformed a movement into a young religious institu- tion . The major thrust ...
... young church to strengthen itself through creating a structured ministry , formulating beliefs in creeds , and producing a canon of Scripture . That process transformed a movement into a young religious institu- tion . The major thrust ...
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... young offenders , based on train- movement ing , as an alternative to confinement in adult prisons . The idea of a special court system for juvenile offenders , the juvenile court , began to gain ground in the early years of the 20th ...
... young offenders , based on train- movement ing , as an alternative to confinement in adult prisons . The idea of a special court system for juvenile offenders , the juvenile court , began to gain ground in the early years of the 20th ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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