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... principle is al- ways the matter of sheer acquaintance of young men and women . If , because of social gulfs and ... principles , to which Frederick Osborn12 has pointed - principles having to do with the restriction in birth rates ...
... principle is al- ways the matter of sheer acquaintance of young men and women . If , because of social gulfs and ... principles , to which Frederick Osborn12 has pointed - principles having to do with the restriction in birth rates ...
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... principle of " adaptive radiation . " As developed , for example , by Simpson , 1 this refers to the way in which a species adapted to a given habitat may grope its way into many other habitats , as if exploring and experimenting , like ...
... principle of " adaptive radiation . " As developed , for example , by Simpson , 1 this refers to the way in which a species adapted to a given habitat may grope its way into many other habitats , as if exploring and experimenting , like ...
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... principles of permitting the discovery of human potentialities , then , is to take them where you find them . But a more ... principle is to avoid overemphasizing the competitive . Competition is not always bad , but it frustrates and ...
... principles of permitting the discovery of human potentialities , then , is to take them where you find them . But a more ... principle is to avoid overemphasizing the competitive . Competition is not always bad , but it frustrates and ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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