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141. 'Education without Discrimination': A Study of Mid and Late Ming Scholar-officials' Change of Attitude to the Eunuchs and the Significances of Their Resultant Actions
142. Metaphor and political language in the printed press: Configuration, conceptual interactions and levels of description
143. Directed forgetting of actions, but not states of being
144. Neural substrates of choosing actions and motivational drive, a role for the striatum
145. The expert's curse: Shifting to negative feedback
146. Learning Nouns for Objects and Verbs for Actions: The Roles of Social Interaction and Linguistic Structure in Chinese Lexical Acquisition
147. Preschoolers' use of intentionality in understanding causal structure of objects during imitation learning
148. Native Spaces / Native Actions / Native Traditions an Outdoor Education Campus for the Seattle Public Schools
149. Dynamic actions introduced by the vibrations of the bells on the belfry (Spanish text)
150. On invariants of Lie group actions and their application to some equivalence problems
151. Grounding knowledge in sensors: Unsupervised learning for language and planning
152. Expectation and Evaluation in Moral and Non-Moral Contexts
153. Empathy, Enhancement, and Responsibility
154. Structural causal models: A formalism for reasoning about actions and counterfactuals
155. The royal Easter ritual and political actions in Swaziland
156. Teacher discourse patterns, actions and foreign language listening comprehension: A qualitative study
157. 'She governs the Queen': Jane Dudley, Mary Dudley Sidney, and Katherine Dudley Hastings' political actions, agency, and networks in Tudor England
158. The actions/artifacts of historical agents as expressions of rational, purposive thought: R. G. Collingwood's own 'absolute presupposition'
159. World views, discourse frames, and liminality: A critical analysis of teacher evaluation policy actions in the State of California
160. Investigation of the Emergence of Textual Prompts for Motor Actions Using a Stimulus Equivalence Paradig
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