Word: phenomenons
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...fact that we find across cultures and across time a preponderance within societies of women who nurture rather than dominate suggests that such a tendency is more than a social construct. The caring female is a natural phenomenon...
...recent outbreak may not have been a purely Harvard phenomenon, but an incident which had outside causes," Berry said...
Responding to complaints that the University tenures very few of its junior faculty, Carnesale said this phenomenon can be attributed largely to logistical constraints, not problems with the quality of Harvard's junior faculty...
Hollygrove is not an orphanage. It is something called a residential- treatmen t center, a phenomenon very much of the current century. The last ! time orphanages were seen as a cutting-edge reform was in the 1820s: they removed destitute children from almshouses, into which they had been packed with adult paupers of all descriptions. But when researchers publicized the stunting effects of institutional life, group care gave way to welfare programs that allowed children who were simply poor to remain with their mothers. Children who were "parentless" owing to abuse or neglect or death were remanded into...
Racism is a phenomenon, which has existed since the beginning of time and throughout the world. To say that Jews are responsible for the ills of Blacks today is a venomous and thoroughly unfounded charge, with implications of conspiracy that echo The Protocols of the Elders of Zion...