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... person fires a bullet across a state line and kills someone in another state , sometimes only the latter state is considered to have ju- risdiction . Both state and federal statutes have modified this principle in matters directly ...
... person fires a bullet across a state line and kills someone in another state , sometimes only the latter state is considered to have ju- risdiction . Both state and federal statutes have modified this principle in matters directly ...
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... person : non - per- son " in the plural . The pronoun has a category " inclu- sive : exclusive " in the 1st person plural . A characteristic derivation is that of " pronominalized " or " personal " nouns and adjectives ; e.g. , Old ...
... person : non - per- son " in the plural . The pronoun has a category " inclu- sive : exclusive " in the 1st person plural . A characteristic derivation is that of " pronominalized " or " personal " nouns and adjectives ; e.g. , Old ...
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... person theoretically could be displaced in dreaming to another object or person or not appear in the dream at all . Freud further observed a process called secondary elaboration which occurs when people wake and try to remember dreams ...
... person theoretically could be displaced in dreaming to another object or person or not appear in the dream at all . Freud further observed a process called secondary elaboration which occurs when people wake and try to remember dreams ...
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