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... allowed for each Senator , Repre- sentative , and Delegate in Congress , and two for the District of Columbia ; in addition to these , the President appoints five each year from the United States at large . ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS ...
... allowed for each Senator , Repre- sentative , and Delegate in Congress , and two for the District of Columbia ; in addition to these , the President appoints five each year from the United States at large . ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS ...
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... allowed for teaching and for study , work is brought from the evening into the daytime . Little new subject matter is introduced , but the ordinary subjects are handled in a more thorough and com- prehensive way , and there is a slight ...
... allowed for teaching and for study , work is brought from the evening into the daytime . Little new subject matter is introduced , but the ordinary subjects are handled in a more thorough and com- prehensive way , and there is a slight ...
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... satisfied with that plane on which children of 14 are allowed to go into industry , they will deal a serious blow to education . It can hardly be denied that the immediate effect of 26 EDUCATIONAL STATUS OF NURSING .
... satisfied with that plane on which children of 14 are allowed to go into industry , they will deal a serious blow to education . It can hardly be denied that the immediate effect of 26 EDUCATIONAL STATUS OF NURSING .
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... allowed , and even encouraged , but an effort is made to keep them within moder- ate bounds . It is usual to require each boy to make a complete change of clothing for athletics and to follow the exercise by a shower bath or " rub down ...
... allowed , and even encouraged , but an effort is made to keep them within moder- ate bounds . It is usual to require each boy to make a complete change of clothing for athletics and to follow the exercise by a shower bath or " rub down ...
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... allowed to nominate a double number of each , from whom Stuyvesant chose the proper number to form the incoming magistrates . The burgomasters and schepens met conjointly to form at once a town council for petty municipal legislation ...
... allowed to nominate a double number of each , from whom Stuyvesant chose the proper number to form the incoming magistrates . The burgomasters and schepens met conjointly to form at once a town council for petty municipal legislation ...
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