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... result in the development of favourable attitudes . There is , for example , evidence to indicate that this is likely to happen to the extent that the interaction involves two groups on equal status levels , requires the participants to ...
... result in the development of favourable attitudes . There is , for example , evidence to indicate that this is likely to happen to the extent that the interaction involves two groups on equal status levels , requires the participants to ...
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... result from feeding on a resistant host plant . The results may be death , lowered reproduction , smaller size , or modification of length of life . The tolerance component of resistance operates when the plant withstands populations of ...
... result from feeding on a resistant host plant . The results may be death , lowered reproduction , smaller size , or modification of length of life . The tolerance component of resistance operates when the plant withstands populations of ...
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... result of invasion by the ice as well as of general cooling of the earth's atmosphere . In regions unaffected by ice sheets , amplitude of shifting was generally less and was the result wholly of secular rather than local causes . The ...
... result of invasion by the ice as well as of general cooling of the earth's atmosphere . In regions unaffected by ice sheets , amplitude of shifting was generally less and was the result wholly of secular rather than local causes . The ...
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