Major memory for microblogs
…on fashion, food and more. While some users are uneasy about the type of information shared online and how it is perceived, compelling some them to take a break, others…
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Economic and social change in U.S. cities: Research roundup
…of being selected for robbery: bars, clubs, fast food restaurants, hair salons and barbershops, liquor stores, groceries, gas stations, Laundromats, pawn shops, and check cashing places. This is likely because…
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Assessing the impact of training on lowland rice productivity in an African setting: Evidence from Uganda
…demand for food growing at a faster rate than local supply. Uganda stands as a salient case study in agricultural development and its economic dynamics, and the slow pace of…
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Dog bites and canine-related injuries: Research review
…examined. Children <6 years old were most commonly bitten in association with resource guarding (44%), whereas older children were most commonly bitten in association with territory guarding (23%). Similarly, food…
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New Left policies and Latin America: Research review and reading list
…primarily in the urban formal sector received little public assistance beyond universal subsidies for some food or fuel purchases. Since the 1990s, the introduction of non-contributory social insurance programs (including…
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People power or a one-shot deal? A dynamic model of protest
…continue to struggle: Egypt’s flailing economy prompted a devastating food and fuel shortage, followed by a military coup and massive violence against opposition protesters; Tunisia has seen a rise in…
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The rise of contextual journalism, 1950s-2000s
…“What we do need is someone to tell us what it means. In other words, journalism must move up the information food chain.” Fink and Schudson argue that the verdict…
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The state of the nation’s housing, 2013
…the country. Severely cost-burdened low-income families spend about two-thirds as much on food, half as much on clothing, one-fifth as much on health care, and half as much on pensions…
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Gender, work and family in America: Differences in time use
…an average day, 20% of men did housework — such as cleaning or doing laundry — compared with 48% of women. Thirty-nine percent of men did food preparation or cleanup,…
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Family structure and the well-being of children in youth and adulthood
…has increased pressure on single parents as well as couples with children. While 9% of married families are now living below the poverty line and receiving food stamps, single mothers…
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