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... indicate that an event happened last month or that it is happening right now or that it will happen tomorrow ? Of course not . But Whorf's point is that the English tense system makes it easier to measure time , and he postulated some ...
... indicate that an event happened last month or that it is happening right now or that it will happen tomorrow ? Of course not . But Whorf's point is that the English tense system makes it easier to measure time , and he postulated some ...
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... indicated ( p . 84 ) , Acheulian assemblages are not found in China or Southeast Asia , where a separate tradition of ... indicate that Lower Paleolithic cultures evolved in a significant number of ways . Yet there are two outstand- ing ...
... indicated ( p . 84 ) , Acheulian assemblages are not found in China or Southeast Asia , where a separate tradition of ... indicate that Lower Paleolithic cultures evolved in a significant number of ways . Yet there are two outstand- ing ...
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... indicates that you are the kind of person who calculates how much you are giving and taking . In this context saying thank ... indicate that others are in debt to you and that you expect them to repay you . It is repugnant to egalitarian ...
... indicates that you are the kind of person who calculates how much you are giving and taking . In this context saying thank ... indicate that others are in debt to you and that you expect them to repay you . It is repugnant to egalitarian ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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