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... developed countries than we find in the richest nation in world history . Of course , the mental health establishment would probably contend that many mental problems do exist , but re- main undetected , throughout the Third World ...
... developed countries than we find in the richest nation in world history . Of course , the mental health establishment would probably contend that many mental problems do exist , but re- main undetected , throughout the Third World ...
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... developed pan- tribal sodalities , and leadership roles within them , to police the summer hunt . Leaders coordinated hunting efforts , making sure that individuals did not , say , cause a stampede with an early shot or ill - advised ...
... developed pan- tribal sodalities , and leadership roles within them , to police the summer hunt . Leaders coordinated hunting efforts , making sure that individuals did not , say , cause a stampede with an early shot or ill - advised ...
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... developed . However , long - distance trade does eventually develop in all states . Population Growth , Warfare , and Environmental Circumscription Anthropologist Robert Carneiro has pro- posed a theory that incorporates three factors ...
... developed . However , long - distance trade does eventually develop in all states . Population Growth , Warfare , and Environmental Circumscription Anthropologist Robert Carneiro has pro- posed a theory that incorporates three factors ...
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