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Ordinarily, bringing aboard a scientist who earned his Ph.D. at the University of Washington, did a postdoc at the University of Texas, Austin, published numerous peer-reviewed papers, and coauthored a textbook published by Cambridge University Press would not inspire dispute.

The flag that flew in its place was the American Stars and Stripes," reads the textbook, published by Kumsung Publishing.

One textbook, published by the Institute for Better Education, says that President Rhee, revered as a nation-builder by the conservatives but detested by liberals as a ruthless anti-Communist, exploited the North Korean threat to "shore up his dictatorial regime".

A Chinese textbook published by the Beijing Normal University Publishing Group said that after "international terrorists" caused more than 3,000 deaths and more than $10 billion dollars in losses, the United States began the war in Afghanistan "and overthrew the Taliban regime in the name of fighting against terrorism.

The six teachers all used the 苏教版 Textbook, published by Jiangsu Education Publishing House (2005).

In the second text, a sixth grade social sciences textbook published by McGraw-Hill, students were asked to consider two points of view.

In Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Zambia, there was only one textbook publisher that was authorised by the government to publish, so we decided to collect all the textbooks published by the authorised body.

That eventually led Mr. DeFrancis to write a 12-volume series of textbooks published by Yale University Press.

There are no school textbooks published by private publishing houses.

In a whole series of textbooks, published by evolutionary biologists like Theodosius Dobzhansky, Ernst Mayr and Julian S. Huxley, the results of population genetics were used to re-establish Darwinian, selectionist evolution.

Even more important is the nationwide exposure for many decades of Mexico's schoolchildren to evolutionary ideas, from the origin of life to endosymbiosis to natural selection in biological populations, which are included in the textbooks published by the Mexican Secretary of Public Education and provided free to all students.