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Personal experience is not claimed in narration as the unique possession of the individual speaking . ... 149 ) so that he can speak from firsthand experience ; he claims the various peoples as his own but does not take for granted that ...
Personal experience is not claimed in narration as the unique possession of the individual speaking . ... 149 ) so that he can speak from firsthand experience ; he claims the various peoples as his own but does not take for granted that ...
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Without doubt empirical research is necessary to evaluate the claims about the benefits of sentencing circles . Roberts and LaPrairie marshall strong statistical evidence that the initial claims may have been overly optimistic .
Without doubt empirical research is necessary to evaluate the claims about the benefits of sentencing circles . Roberts and LaPrairie marshall strong statistical evidence that the initial claims may have been overly optimistic .
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While prefaced by sympathy for the dithering of the provincial and federal governments in dealing with aboriginal land claims , the editorial continues " there can be no sympathy for this flagrant violation of the law ” and later by the ...
While prefaced by sympathy for the dithering of the provincial and federal governments in dealing with aboriginal land claims , the editorial continues " there can be no sympathy for this flagrant violation of the law ” and later by the ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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