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These classes typically explore issues such as lawyer-client privilege, confidentiality, conflict of interest and obstruction of justice.
I was passionate about participating in this program because I wanted to explore issues such as racial discrimination and multi-faith interconnectivity.
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In the public sector, online media analysis is being used to explore issues such as exercise, generic drugs, and in an effort to improve health care social workers' interventions resistance to vaccination.
Robert Ellickson applies transaction cost economics, sociological theory, and legal analysis to explore issues such as the sharing of household output, the control of domestic misconduct, and the ownership of dwelling units.
This article will explore issues such as the (post)apocalyptic paradigm, the entropy of space in an urban novel, the labyrinth as 'central metaphor of postmodern fiction' and the loss of identity through the loss of words.
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The multifaceted group explored issues such as: Has this been a war on drugs or a war on drug addicts?
It is a sprawling fantasy featuring deformed humans, superheroes who can read minds and fly, and plot lines exploring issues such as bigotry and raw political ambition.
And in the suburb of Saint-Denis, Open Cathedral, on an abandoned industrial site, will focus on art, urban farming and events exploring issues such as food wastage.
Lee, who specialises in regional comedy, claims that such events "reflect a groundswell of international interest from academics exploring issues such as identity, gender and taste".
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