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... social questions , advocacy of a free - enterprise economy coupled with a strong commitment to main- tain and improve social insurance and other welfare provisions became established policy . The conservative temper of the political ...
... social questions , advocacy of a free - enterprise economy coupled with a strong commitment to main- tain and improve social insurance and other welfare provisions became established policy . The conservative temper of the political ...
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... social philosopher Her- bert Spencer ) , were quickly adopted by students of hu- man society , resulting in what has been called Social Darwinism — the doctrine that competitive struggle is as natural to social evolution as it is to ...
... social philosopher Her- bert Spencer ) , were quickly adopted by students of hu- man society , resulting in what has been called Social Darwinism — the doctrine that competitive struggle is as natural to social evolution as it is to ...
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Social correla- tions with speech variation Applica- tion of modern statistical methods to dialec- tology Sighting. Works on American English sidered by Western standards as separate languages ) , and the nature of the Chinese script ...
Social correla- tions with speech variation Applica- tion of modern statistical methods to dialec- tology Sighting. Works on American English sidered by Western standards as separate languages ) , and the nature of the Chinese script ...
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