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Tashme, British Columbia, an existing nonentity/Discrimination patterns with change in population size of urban centers : a case study of Indians in southwestern British Columbia.
Author: Anderson, Ian Douglas
Date created: 1971
No quarter required: Japanese experiences and media distortions in the Steveston fishers’ strike of 1900
Author: Stielow, Timothy Mark
Date created: 2012-08-16
Perception of English /i/ and /I/ by Japanese and Spanish Listeners: Longitudinal Results
Author: Morrison, Geoffrey Stewart
Date created: 2004-05-20

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