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141.	A Comparative Study Of Lexical Bundles Used By L2-English Chinese And L1-English Students In The Conclusion Section Of Dissertation Writing
142.	Study Of International Students In Provinces Of Liaoning,Jilin,and Heilongjiang On Thesis Topics Of MTCSOL
143.	The Investigation And Research On The Topic Selection Of The Dissertation Of Acquisition In MTCSOL
144.	Promotional Strategies Embedded In The Generic Structure Of Chinese And American Doctoral Dissertation Abstracts
145.	A Dissertation On Dina’s Vocal Characterization From "The Band’s Visit"
146.	A Report On The Translation Of Writing An Applied Linguistics Thesis Or Dissertation(Excerpts)
147.	The Dissertation On The Contemporary Canal Literature
148.	A Comparative Study Of The Grammatical Metaphor In English Abstracts Of Doctoral Dissertations In Linguistics Written By Chinese And American Students
149.	Contrastive Genre Analysis Of English Dissertation Acknowledgements Written By Chinese And American Students
150.	A Review Of The Master's Thesis Of Heilongjiang University In International Chinese Education
151.	Music and healing with the Skiffle Bunch Steel Orchestra in San Fernando, Trinidad
152.	The mitre and crozier in the post-Conciliar liturgy in light of a renewed theology of the episcopacy: A diachronic and contextual analysis
153.	A Chin history of the encounter with British colonial rule and the American Baptist mission works in the Chin Hills: A story of cultural adaptation and transformation in Burma (Myanmar)
154.	Pragmatic aspects of scalar modifiers
155.	'Justice without partiality': Women and the law in colonial Maryland, 1648--1715
156.	Analysis of expressive qualities in Witold Lutoslawski's Partita
157.	The stakes of empire: Colonial fantasies, civilizing agendas, and biopolitics in the Prussian-Polish provinces (1840-1914)
158.	In solidarity? The influence of Asian American racial group consciousness on political behavior
159.	A failure of the imagination: The national narrative of the First World War and its representation in British literature
160.	Suicide risk and protective factors in U.S. military populations
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