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D. Mottramhing in the 1960s and even as far back as the 1800s (Graham, 1990): Switching apparently was common during the Second Republic (1946–1964), and there is evidence as well of frequent switching during the First Republic (1889–1930).

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H. Maarse,F. Van Den Bergation as a recognized academic discipline will only remain?unchallenged as long as it does not continue to be subject to the reduction of its teaching and research capacities and it finds connection with the English-speaking international party research.

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J. Bakker,B. A. Lawverbal structures cannot establish a dialogue: They are incommensurable with respect to each other in their sequential coherence, as is illustrated by the contrast between historical objective reality and fiction.

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S. Van Tollern of various issues and debates I provide is, I think, both familiar and faithful to relevant developments in the field but since I am not offering a detailed intellectual history or an exegetical analysis of canonical texts, I shall pass over some details and fine grained distinctions that migh be relevant in other contexts.

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A. A. Williamss are fundamentally illusory. Whether or not we wish to go this far, it is clear that, if we are to use the term ‘myth’ with any precision, we must give it a meaning which enables us to distinguish beliefs which are myths from beliefs which are not.

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R. G. Bergerire, but even when the polls suggest a clear winner, as in 1996, there is always the last-gasp, desperate, exhausting marathon campaign, in the hope for a reversal of fortunes by the “l(fā)ate-deciders,” which indeed has happened frequently in our experience.