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... field work that is re- quired for a doctoral dissertation . If the meth- ods of learning foreign languages and cul- tural practices taught in graduate school have been absorbed , they will speed up the learn- ing process . Still ...
... field work that is re- quired for a doctoral dissertation . If the meth- ods of learning foreign languages and cul- tural practices taught in graduate school have been absorbed , they will speed up the learn- ing process . Still ...
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... field techniques were developed to study different types of society . Sociologists and other social scientists who work in nation - states use a survey research design to sample variation . There are several contrasts between social ...
... field techniques were developed to study different types of society . Sociologists and other social scientists who work in nation - states use a survey research design to sample variation . There are several contrasts between social ...
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... field , older men ar- rive . With their spades they break up the clumps that the cattle missed . Meanwhile , the field owner and other adults uproot rice seedlings and bring them to the field . Women plant the seedlings . At harvest ...
... field , older men ar- rive . With their spades they break up the clumps that the cattle missed . Meanwhile , the field owner and other adults uproot rice seedlings and bring them to the field . Women plant the seedlings . At harvest ...
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