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Fear can be also controlled through techniques using language or focused attention. Fox shows that to thrive, people need to (...)

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This particular lesson aimed to utilize the RBMSCL as a pedagogic and engaging space for students interested in Italian culture and (...)

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Michèle Montas asked him about Vodou, the Haitian Creole language, pale andaki (speaking in veiled or covert ways) the 1973 kidnapping (...)

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Each volume contains the courses for that year, in the language in which they were delivered (generally, either French or English).

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