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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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