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41.	Of terrorists, tyrants, and social turmoil: A competing-fears theoretical model for the evolution of law relating to telecommunication privacy vis-a-vis law enforcement surveillance in America
42.	Competing theories of media choice: Moving beyond the controversy to understand how and when they interact
43.	Framing the Internet as a global public or private good: Network text analysis of competing discourses within the United Nations' Information and Communication Technologies Task Force
44.	Speech Segregation in Background Noise and Competing Speech
45.	Competing for attention: A comparative study of social movements and news media in abortion debates
46.	Competing for news: Reporters' use of competition and cooperation in the production of news
47.	Throughput maximization and latency minimization in dense wireless ad hoc networks
48.	Predictive, stochastic and dynamic extensions to aversion dynamics scheduling
49.	Analytical chemical sensors: Refinement of calibration and instrumentation
50.	Competing networks, hybrid identities: Television and audiences in India
51.	Competing for attention: U.S. millennial perception of traditional and social media
52.	Logistics with competing users
53.	The modularity thesis, connectionist thesis, and apparent motion perception: An examination of two competing theories and underlying philosophical assumptions
54.	The perception of speech produced in a competing signal
55.	An examination of an academic library culture using a competing values framework
56.	Competing mechanisms in the perception of apparent motion: Effects of zero-hertz and time-varying energy
57.	Parallel search: Simultaneous development of competing technologies
58.	Treatment Effect Comparison and Model Diagnostics for Competing Risks Data
59.	Competing Discourses, Developing Partnerships: Navigating Differences Between Ethnographic Museums and Tribal Museum
60.	Research On The Multiple IS Usage Behavior And Its Influence In The Context Of Information System Individualization
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