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American psychiatrist specializing in child psychiatry and in issues of racial identity and health among African Americans.

The videos also will be promoted through social media channels of Food & Wine and Delta, and in issues of Sky, the airline's in-flight magazine, and of Food & Wine.

It roots around, with marvelous sensitivity and wit, in issues of vulnerability and security.

These franchise agreements granted BKC very little oversight control of its franchisees and resulted in issues of product quality control, store image and design, and operational procedures.

These franchise agreements granted the company very little oversight control over its franchisees and resulted in issues of product quality control, store image and design and operations procedures.

ESD is an effective way of fostering understanding of, and engagement in, issues of sustainable development among current and future generations.

I don't think any gallery, especially a gallery so concerned and engaged in issues of the 21st century, can justify the use of animals in artworks.

These results may be achieved through the creation of occasions and places for international meetings involving judges and jurists, interested in issues of law-science, and scientists.

"It is a very important moment," said Yedidia Z. Stern, a professor at Bar-Ilan University Law School near Tel Aviv and an expert in issues of religion and state.

For all of my educational and personal investment in issues of social injustices and systemic inequities, I sought to assimilate to the middle class culture, at least dialectally.

I've acquired both professional expertise and personal experiences in issues of justice, gender, education, employment, discrimination, and equality.