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American Duality: The Legal History of Racial Slavery in the United States of America
Conor A. Scalise

What Remains of the FTC's Enforcement Power After FTC v. Credit Bureau?
Robert Sommers

A 90 Year-Old Snapshot of Our Family of International Lawyers
Mark Weston Janis

Status Wellness through Answers News v.35:no.6 November-December 2020
Wendy Urciuoli

Obscured by 'Willful Blindness': States' Preventive Obligations and the Meaning of Acquiescence Under the Convention Against Torture
Jon Bauer

Why America's Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic Failed: Lessons From New Zealand's Success
Richard Parker

Review, Law and Religion in Post-Communist Europe & Laws on Religion and the State in Post-Communist Europe
Mark Weston Janis

Is International Law a European Conspiracy?
Mark Weston Janis

Review, World Religions and Democracy
Mark Weston Janis

Use of Food Waste Activated Carbons for Wastewater Treatment
Abigale Monasterial

Comparing Behavioral and Parent-Report Measures of Executive Functioning in Deaf and Typically Hearing Children
Abeer Mohamed

Distribution and Localization of Novel Iodine Nanoparticles in the Human Glioma 1242 Growing in the Brains of Mice
Benjamin Billings

Impact of Different Types of Social Support on Adherence and Treatment Outcomes in an Online Behavioral Weight Loss Program
Jocelyn Rossitto

Spirituality as a Moderator Between PTSS and Cardiovascular Reactivity
Kriti Sharda

Language Abilities as a Function of Lateralization of Language-Specific Brain Networks
Jacey Anderson

Infinite Volume Reconstruction Method QED Pion Mass Corrections on the Lattice
Michael Riberdy

Effects of Tetrabenazine on Work Output in Rats Responding on a Novel Progressive Ratio Task: Behavioral, Pharmacological, and Electrophysiological Studies
Danielle E. Canfield

Coding Discourse Using Distributed Communicative Principles
Andrea Polin

Identification of Genes Conferring Acid Resistance in Vibrio parahaemolyticus
Erin Gibbons

The Genetic Influence on Subjective Well-Being: A review of the current knowledge on the role of genetics on our sense of subjective well-being and the implications it has for future research in improving well-being at both a population and individual level.
Abhishek Gupta

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