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... poor , including many of these 55 families , are known to teachers , social workers , policemen , and probation officers . But the jobs of these professionals demand that they categorize poor families under the various labels imposed by ...
... poor , including many of these 55 families , are known to teachers , social workers , policemen , and probation officers . But the jobs of these professionals demand that they categorize poor families under the various labels imposed by ...
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... poor -- and to the taxpayers -- why don't the disadvantaged get better care ? In all the lively debate on that matter , it is striking how little attention is paid to the mismatch between the current organization of American medicine ...
... poor -- and to the taxpayers -- why don't the disadvantaged get better care ? In all the lively debate on that matter , it is striking how little attention is paid to the mismatch between the current organization of American medicine ...
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... Poor In elaborating these arguments , one point must be nailed down first : The poor definitely get second - rate medical care . This is self - evident to anyone who has worked either with them or in public medical facilities ; but ...
... Poor In elaborating these arguments , one point must be nailed down first : The poor definitely get second - rate medical care . This is self - evident to anyone who has worked either with them or in public medical facilities ; but ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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