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I want to pause a bit here, and look at some personal matters, which might be thought irrelevant or even somewhat demeaning (certainly Dutton’s critics think so), but they form a good part of Dutton’s case, so I want to address them before getting into a more substantial area. (more…)
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America’s Polarized Gender Relations: How Did We Get Here?
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His Majesty King Charles III, King of Canada, travelled to Ottawa in order to open the 45th session of parliament by reading the Speech from the Throne. The proceedings took place at the Senate of Canada Building on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. (more…)
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Anthony Walsh
Social Class and Crime: A Biosocial Approach
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