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A participant in the post-war dance scene, McCraw's correspondence with the leading players is documented in the Parmenia Migel Ekstrom Archive and in the George Balanchine Archive, both housed at Harvard University.
As best as can be inferred in the absence of the footnotes, the author draws much of her material from primary sources, especially the collections of the Tamiment Institute, the leading repository of documents relating to the history of New York's trade unions and left-wing political organizations.
As the Northwestern University sociologist Lauren Rivera has documented, the leading investment banks and management consultancies still look for Ivy Leaguers, ideally Ivy League ballplayers, and when recruiters abandon this narrow template it is most often to hire the children of their executives, or their executives' friends' children, or their executives' children's friends.
He has reproduced what the much deprecated Home Economists and later the leading consumer advocates have documented ad infinitum.
In individuals without diabetes, CAD was the leading contributor to mortality, documented in 16% of all deaths.
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Overall vital statistics document that the leading causes of death in the United States remain cardiovascular/cerebrovascular and cancer, with Alzheimer's disease seventh as of 2004.
As Stephen Jay Gould comments, the book was not a fringe document, but the leading American text on racial differences.
