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... various provincial governors or district commis- sioners who had to make living and conference arrangements with ... various places I say " we " it is not the editorial or royal " we , " but reference is made to individuals and groups ...
... various provincial governors or district commis- sioners who had to make living and conference arrangements with ... various places I say " we " it is not the editorial or royal " we , " but reference is made to individuals and groups ...
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... various times during the long , long struggles for power we find several different " dynasties " ruling at the same time from their respective capitals in various parts of the country . Every period of weak kings at Memphis or Thebes ...
... various times during the long , long struggles for power we find several different " dynasties " ruling at the same time from their respective capitals in various parts of the country . Every period of weak kings at Memphis or Thebes ...
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... various medical projects . Neither the Tuskegee experiments nor the number of our people who needlessly suffered and died from them must be passed over as an unusual and isolated incident . The many years the government and the doctors ...
... various medical projects . Neither the Tuskegee experiments nor the number of our people who needlessly suffered and died from them must be passed over as an unusual and isolated incident . The many years the government and the doctors ...
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