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the 80s at least, both parties shared in improving public services, especially education and transportation. Their big differences lay in to join or not to join the Common Market, to protect black immigrants or not, and whether to allow Scotland and Wales local
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. In January of 1997, Elizabeth Martinez and Arnoldo Garcia of the National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights published these main points of neo-liberalism:
· Liberating "free" enterprise or private enterprise from any bonds imposed by the government
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Category: /Arts & Humanities
of her pieces were based on American themes, often captivating ideas from her childhood in Pennsylvania and the hardships of her immigrant grandparents. Graham's "American period" consisted of creations of the solo piece "Frontier" in 1935 and the seminal
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, immigrant family. He
moved to New York City at age 19. He worked as a high school English teacher for 45 years.
In 1935 it was common for Irish families to come to America; instead the McCourts went
back to Ireland. The family contained 4 children of which
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, athletics, tennis, golf, car and motorcycle racing, weightlifting, boxing, horseracing, skiing, canoeing, shooting, cricket, rugby union, hockey, soccer and basketball.
Many of Australia's top athletes are immigrants, especially in sports where Australia
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, working for different masters every year, between two thirds and three quarters of teenagers and young adults were living in non-parental households. British immigrants also escaped to the American colonies, in an attempt to escape poverty
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Category: /Literature/English
that it has become an illness to her, and something civilized people do not associate with. The second and third stanza give us understanding of how ignorant, and even eluded, Moodie is toward the new world because the immigrants threw off their clothes
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Category: /Society & Culture/People
Ray, Man 1890 -- 1976
Artist. Born Emmanuel Radnitsky, on August 27, 1890, in Philadelphia, the first of four children of Melach Radnitsky, a tailor, and Manya Louria (or Lourie), both Russian-Jewish immigrants. He assumed the single combined first
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. It was while investigating the murder of an Italian immigrant that the current Police Chief, David Hennessey discovered the existence of this secret society. Police Chief Hennessey was assassinated before this murder case could go to trial. Twelve men were charged
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Category: /Literature/English
immigrants from years before ended up being one of the biggest insecurity of the forced migration of 1994.
Finally, another source of insecurity may have come when free speech and free press were legislated. This caused many people, who never were informed
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