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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	347
the african american community	175
of the united states	161
as well as the	131
building and loan associations	125
at the same time	111
the rule of liberty	110
african american economic development	91
of hip hop aesthetics	91
the nation of islam	89
of the african american	87
within the context of	77
as a result of	76
building and loan association	76
one of the most	74
the ways in which	72
within hip hop aesthetics	72
in the context of	69
university of chicago press	68
in the form of	67
pennsylvania department of banking	67
the end of the	65
the civil rights movement	64
the s and s	56
on the other hand	54
to eat to live	54
of the twentieth century	54
it is important to	53
the hip hop generation	50
as a means of	50
in the african american	50
as it relates to	50
yale journal of law	49
and martin luther king	49
as a means to	49
in the west indies	48
how to eat to	47
for african american economic	46
the black panther party	45
in the face of	45
the turn of the	45
between martin luther and	44
luther and martin luther	44
com story news nation	44
pennsylvania building and loan	44
martin luther and martin	43
the yale journal of	43
of law the humanities	43
african american building and	43
journal of law the	43
in a way that	43
law the humanities i	43
in terms of the	42
the united states and	42
at the end of	42
the beginning of the	41
and the politics of	40
of the civil rights	40
in the case of	40
the way in which	40
as a form of	40
in chanting down babylon	39
a new songsinging a	39
new songsinging a new	39
of african americans in	39
racism in northern ireland	38
in an attempt to	38
the british west indies	38
to the fact that	38
hip hop aesthetics and	37
as part of the	37
a member of the	37
at the turn of	37
temple university urban archives	37
sectarianism in northern ireland	37
what it means to	37
on hip hop aesthetics	37
american building and loan	36
of hip hop culture	36
at the time of	36
for the first time	36
and adrian anthony mcfarlane	35
the rest of the	35
the fact that the	35
i would like to	35
african american community in	35
daughters of the dust	35
as well as a	35
the black power movement	34
is an example of	34
university of north carolina	34
african americans in philadelphia	34
it means to be	34
the context of the	33
in the british west	33
of north carolina press	33
in the late s	33
is one of the	33
in an effort to	33
the late s and	33
the dred scott case	33
of africa and africans	32
the use of the	32
at the university of	32
in the early s	32
in new york city	32
university of illinois press	32
university of california press	31
people of african descent	31
for the purpose of	31
the power of the	31
story news nation homeless	30
in the s and	30
in the city of	30
du bois and washington	30
of the west indies	30
that there is a	29
new york university press	29
man who returned ring	29
peoples of african descent	28
the vast majority of	28
the politics of recognition	28
ramsey and cultural logic	28
the journal of negro	28
the constitution of the	28
movement for african american	28
african americans in the	27
the city of philadelphia	27
homeless man who returned	27
of the nation of	27
the importance of the	27
in hip hop aesthetics	27
of the civil war	27
in the midst of	27
american community in philadelphia	27
in relation to the	27
at the beginning of	27
loan associations in philadelphia	27
through the use of	26
on the part of	26
black colleges and universities	26
with the exception of	26
politicsmusic and politicsmusic and	26
in the words of	26
in addition to the	26
on the basis of	26
and politicsmusic and politicsmusic	26
songsinging a new songsinging	26
in the first place	26
in the hebrew bible	25
the name of the	25
in hip hop culture	25
of cultural diversity in	25
a crime against humanity	25
the african american population	25
s and early s	25
the time of the	25
within the african american	25
of the history of	25
the american medical association	25
for the most part	25
in the process of	25
journal of black studies	25
at the heart of	25
louisiana state university press	24
in the th century	24
commission on human relations	24
of american popular culture	24
of the nineteenth century	24
the best interests of	24
in northern ireland is	24
to be able to	24
the rise of the	24
and loan associations in	24
man given boots by	24
of the s and	24
a result of the	24
when it comes to	24
i was able to	23
the united states in	23
n a n a	23
the pennsylvania department of	23
african american popular culture	23
for the purposes of	23
the new york times	23
in the public sphere	23
the building and loan	23
to the united states	23
in northern irish society	23
and loan association in	23
the nature of the	23
as a consequence of	23
an extension of the	22
development of american citizenship	22
in american popular culture	22
the evolution of study	22
was one of the	22
percent of african american	22
the course of the	22
a part of the	22
the abolition of slavery	22
in the amount of	22
evolution of study abroad	22
of the great migration	22
in the wake of	22
one of the first	22
twelve tribes of israel	22
minorities in northern ireland	22
at the hands of	21
for the african american	21
at the expense of	21
of the state of	21
in the black community	21
to the development of	21
an example of the	21
the emergence of a	21
the racial equality unit	21
the social construction of	21
the history of the	21
how do you feel	21
the development of american	21
late s and early	21
citizens of the united	20
catholic nationalist and protestant	20
historically black colleges and	20
child custody dispute resolution	20
in favor of liberty	20
african american economic empowerment	20
of the black community	20
of race and homelessness	20
northern ireland as a	20
best interests of the	20
by the fact that	20
there has been a	20
to the african american	20
the african american experience	20
constitution of the united	20
custody litigation and mediation	20
the extent to which	20
nationalist and protestant unionist	20
and linda rennie forcey	20
united states of america	20
of the american medical	20
in the history of	20
throughout the united states	20
the role of the	20
as a way of	20
we are going to	20
turn of the century	20
to hip hop aesthetics	20
of the th century	20
in the name of	20
of hip hop expression	20
in the same way	20
discussion of hip hop	19
the hip hop community	19
in his biblical narrative	19
of the importance of	19
in response to the	19
the privileges and immunities	19
in the field of	19
the university of chicago	19
the articles and comments	19
does not mean that	19
in evelyn nakano glenn	19
a lot of people	19
of the hebrew bible	19
afrocentric economic empowerment model	19
journal of law and	19
influence on hip hop	19
the united states of	19
the voice of the	19
for the advancement of	19
american popular culture and	19
a direct result of	19
majority of african americans	19
for a number of	19
homeless man shoeless again	19
shoeless again despite boots	19
in shaft in africa	19
man shoeless again despite	19
the creation of the	19
privileges and immunities of	19
and as a result	19
in the philadelphia tribune	19
for the purchase of	19
african american owned and	18
mortgage loans on stock	18
in the heart of	18
african and african american	18
to my discussion of	18
a wide range of	18
identified minorities in northern	18
this is not to	18
the concept of the	18
nyc homeless man shoeless	18
the start of the	18
university of new york	18
as a way to	18
in the construction of	18
of the badman trope	18
presence of cultural diversity	18
it should be noted	18
of the rule of	18
citizens and southern bank	18
ethnic and racial studies	18
marley and the wailers	18
in the eyes of	18
loans on stock shares	18
within hip hop culture	18
in the development of	18
the heart of the	18
as part of a	18
building and loan movement	18
in northern ireland has	17
american owned and operated	17
as well as their	17
afrocentric movement in hip	17
journal of negro history	17
of northern irish society	17
in the twentieth century	17
as well as other	17
multicultural politics of recognition	17
fair employment practice commission	17
boots online forum comment	17
in the sense that	17
the image of the	17
the context of a	17
at the start of	17
and hip hop aesthetics	17
relations in northern ireland	17
hip hop culture and	17
my discussion of hip	17
a review of the	17
of african americans and	17
despite boots online forum	17
the presence of cultural	17
the movement for african	17
interests of the child	17
can be seen as	17
again despite boots online	17
ancient nile valley culture	17
at the paris exposition	17
from the perspective of	17
and the negro race	17
of study abroad on	17
of african american economic	17
the first african american	17
the scope of this	17
number of african american	17
she was able to	17
use of the term	16
search basicresults fhp d	16
in hip hop narratives	16
during the late s	16
due to the fact	16
it is possible that	16
of the hip hop	16
as an extension of	16
in the previous chapter	16
the face of the	16
of crimes against humanity	16
the construction of the	16
does not seem to	16
disproportionate distribution of wealth	16
to take advantage of	16
in her initial interview	16
of the fact that	16
in the area of	16
in favor of the	16
the commission on human	16
by the end of	16
org search basicresults fhp	16
to name a few	16
the purpose of this	16
movement in hip hop	16
would like to thank	16
in front of the	16
between african americans and	16
african american community and	16
on the issue of	16
is a form of	16
of new york press	16
the overwhelming majority of	16
one kind of freedom	16
i am concerned with	16
the ausar auset society	16
the university of pennsylvania	16
csa and sexual assault	16
journal of negro education	16
that african americans were	16
the majority of the	16
you are going to	16
the children of israel	16
the myth of the	16
the emergence of multicultural	16
it is to be	16
of slavery in the	16
in the northern ireland	16
over the course of	16
the form of the	16
the twelve tribes of	16
african americans and whites	16
the value of the	16
the development of the	16
for african americans to	16
the part of the	15
the right of the	15
important to note that	15
one of the main	15
of what it means	15
economic development in philadelphia	15
the right to freedom	15
more than any other	15
the spirit of the	15
it is difficult to	15
the next generation and	15
negro managed building loan	15
archives of sexual behavior	15
on the role of	15
of an african american	15
the significance of the	15
nation of islam and	15
be found in the	15
and one of the	15
the ideology of motherhood	15
of some of the	15
bob marley and the	15
wrestling with the left	15
turn of the twentieth	15
the united states to	15
in the age of	15
state university of new	15
have been able to	15
brown and stevens bank	15
as a response to	15
discourse in hip hop	15
of african american studies	15
in the same year	15
mediation of child custody	15
in the last month	15
education in the united	15
a b publishers group	15
in such a way	15
institutions of higher learning	15
the multicultural politics of	15
take into account the	15
men who have sex	15
of the beloved community	15
building loan associations in	15
to participate in the	15
the realm of the	15
as well as his	15
a n a n	15
during the s and	15
managed building loan associations	15
of the black panther	15
of african americans to	15
the hands of the	15
the paris exposition of	15
edited by clinton chisholm	15
to the formation of	14
of the things that	14
in your host country	14
black men and women	14
of child custody disputes	14
for the sake of	14
should be noted that	14
united states in the	14
a number of years	14
at a time when	14
the idea of a	14
the eyes of the	14
of the most high	14
the middle of the	14
in coming to america	14
basicresults fhp d si	14
of jamaica and i	14
of child custody dispute	14
for the study of	14
african americans and their	14
and loans to bail	14
bank and trust company	14
the fact that he	14
in the minds of	14
the formation of the	14
the passing of the	14
in new jack city	14
a tribe called quest	14
divided along sectarian lines	14
african american and american	14
an important role in	14
h ar ri s	14
the idea of the	14
on the one hand	14
and things like that	14
itations of jamaica and	14
african american musical aesthetics	14
conversations on a homecoming	14
is that it is	14
and the rise of	14
of the black power	14
institute of colored youth	14
the relationship between the	14
chang and linda rennie	14
can be viewed as	14
in relation to her	14
is part of the	14
within hip hop narratives	14
of how to eat	14
that there is no	14
as an african american	14
paper presented at the	14
the first time in	14
in the nineteenth century	14
jamaica and i rastafari	14
the laws of the	14
grace chang and linda	14
during the early s	14
in the middle of	14
have a lot of	14
who have sex with	14
i use the term	14
the position of the	14
the dominant ideology of	14
an understanding of the	14
the institute of colored	14
for african americans in	14
the greater philadelphia movement	14
in a state of	14
i am going to	14
in this chapter i	13
to deal with the	13
property owners in the	13
with the pennsylvania department	13
and the emergence of	13
the intersection of race	13
the rights of the	13
to the creation of	13
of race and technology	13
effects of study abroad	13
the articles of confederation	13
hop culture and aesthetics	13
in the hands of	13
politicsmusic and politics summer	13
of the late s	13
singing a new songsinging	13
in the same vein	13
is important to note	13
catholic nationalists and protestant	13
influenced hip hop aesthetics	13
lentin and mcveigh b	13
philadelphia branch of the	13
university of the west	13
under the leadership of	13
emergence of multicultural agendas	13
black property owners in	13
as well as its	13
and politicsmusic and politics	13
ways in which the	13
work that you do	13
to the forefront of	13
as a member of	13
an integral part of	13
it is not just	13
the influence of the	13
from the university of	13
if you want to	13
for the benefit of	13
on the grounds of	13
at the very least	13
both sides of the	13
through the lens of	13
and southern bank and	13
managed building and loan	13
in the tradition of	13
by the united states	13
the hebrew bible and	13
songsinging a new song	13
music and politicsmusic and	13
in the new millennium	13
some of the most	13
university of minnesota press	13
summer summer summer summer	13
multiculturalism in northern ireland	13
the same time as	13
as well as to	13
an analysis of the	13
the notion of the	13
at the conclusion of	13
in the next chapter	13
the failure of the	13
a way of life	13
politics summer summer summer	13
that the majority of	13
to the black community	13
the fair employment practice	13
the transatlantic slave trade	13
journal of the american	13
from building and loans	13
twentieth century african american	13
a shift in the	13
nationalists and protestant unionists	13
beyond the scope of	13
southern bank and trust	13
building and loans to	13
american economic development in	13
number of african americans	13
in hip hop discourse	13
has the power to	13
of the great depression	13
have contributed to the	13
a citizen of the	13
and the nation of	13
in northern ireland and	13
and politics summer summer	13
owners in the south	13
the impact of the	13
as an example of	13
a hip hop icon	13
the african american building	13
the origins of the	13
of the african community	13
can be found in	13
as one of the	13
the negro as capitalist	13
in which they are	12
means to be human	12
by nyc police officer	12
at the age of	12
the fugitive slave clause	12
is based on the	12
how did you come	12
it was in the	12
impact of study abroad	12
the emergence of the	12
have sex with men	12
an example of this	12
the united states government	12
boots by nyc police	12
of the african race	12
are more likely to	12
negro managed building and	12
the presence of the	12
biblical hermeneutics of rastafari	12
american popular culture iconography	12
of the ideology of	12
that she did not	12
the litigation and mediation	12
american and african american	12
intersection of race and	12
the people of the	12
in itations of jamaica	12
a vote of to	12
first half of the	12
of the rome statute	12
to refer to the	12
given boots by nyc	12
a history of the	12
causes of global poverty	12
and racism in northern	12
holistic health and alternative	12
rights and black power	12
while at the same	12
of one of the	12
in stark contrast to	12
interview with heru setepenra	12
of the holistic health	12
negro housing in philadelphia	12
as a matter of	12
new york amsterdam news	12
that in order to	12
the declaration of independence	12
african american experience of	12
within the framework of	12
a building and loan	12
fhp d si d	12
a new type of	12
during the course of	12
blacks in higher education	12
of holistic health and	12
the terms of the	12
on the side of	12
you know what i	12
the fact that they	12
civil rights and black	12
the side of the	12
the northern ireland context	12
it is clear that	12
dominant ideology of motherhood	12
of the noble savage	12
did not have a	12
for a long time	12
the first half of	12
in contrast to the	12
within the hip hop	12
the work that you	12
as well as in	12
to the health and	12
with heru setepenra heq	12
i would argue that	12
in the creation of	12
diversity in northern ireland	12
to raise awareness of	11
the condition of the	11
a racial equality strategy	11
in which hip hop	11
on the other side	11
journal of blacks in	11
know what i mean	11
that it is not	11
hip hop icons and	11
rastafari nazarite worrior samson	11
to the african community	11
and the making of	11
holistic health practitioners and	11
the negro in pennsylvania	11
he goes on to	11
am concerned with the	11
spook who sat by	11
who returned ring reunites	11
the growth of the	11
interview with head of	11
and some of the	11
society of british columbia	11
in the absence of	11
but at the same	11
despite the fact that	11
loans to african americans	11
with the publication of	11
the holistic health movement	11
in the nation of	11
correlation coefficient was calculated	11
the purchase of homes	11
have an impact on	11
the law of nature	11
are part of the	11
and the need for	11
the african american economic	11
calculated for the relationship	11
who sat by the	11
sat by the door	11
in a number of	11
as a hip hop	11
of african american cultural	11
cultural diversity in society	11
of the human body	11
not homeless online forum	11
citizen of the united	11
the civil rights and	11
of the american negro	11
of the requirements for	11
the health and wellness	11
all over the world	11
in hip hop is	11
between catholic nationalists and	11
the disproportionate distribution of	11
nypd officer not homeless	11
in the summer of	11
the institution of slavery	11
i was going to	11
has contributed to the	11
but also as a	11
wellness of the african	11
officer not homeless online	11
analysis of hip hop	11
the african american characters	11
hip hop aesthetics have	11
did not want to	11
coefficient was calculated for	11
to the construction of	11
in the realm of	11
in contemporary northern ireland	11
in some of the	11
in the contemporary era	11
it is not a	11
can be observed in	11
returned ring reunites with	11
hip hop aesthetics is	11
later in this chapter	11
english in the west	11
for the relationship between	11
housing and urban development	11
policing in northern ireland	11
the rule of lenity	11
ways in which hip	11
to go to the	11
black biblical hermeneutics of	11
filed with the pennsylvania	11
in light of the	11
the great depression and	11
part of the american	11
given boots by nypd	11
the chinese welfare association	11
the social and political	11
in the nile valley	11
was calculated for the	11
to focus on the	11
of brown and stevens	11
beginning of the twentieth	11
an important part of	11
it is possible to	11
ring reunites with family	11
of blacks in higher	11
the commonwealth of pennsylvania	11
the political and economic	11
afrocentric discourse in hip	11
african american population in	11
the work of the	11
by nypd officer not	11
homeless online forum comment	11
october platform march platform	11
percent of the total	11
the journal of blacks	11
boots by nypd officer	11
as a black woman	11
on both sides of	11
in comparison to the	11
your basic definition of	11
barefoot man given boots	11
the crew of the	11
african american homeownership in	11
policy in northern ireland	11
from slavery to freedom	11
branch of the naacp	11
a significant relationship between	11
there can be no	11
end of the s	11
story news nation barefoot	11
soul and r b	11
so far as to	11
within hip hop discourse	11
one of the things	11
into the realm of	11
it relates to the	11
as a metaphor for	11
the spook who sat	11
the society of friends	11
the right to vote	11
members of the african	11
the causes of global	11
know what you know	10
police service of northern	10
i am interested in	10
fair employment practice legislation	10
the passage of the	10
the other side of	10
the question of the	10
that i have not	10
did not have the	10
he is able to	10
city of brotherly love	10
is not limited to	10
homeless man with the	10
of the home owners	10
the souls of black	10
that african americans are	10
agendas in northern ireland	10
the united states is	10
cultural diversity in northern	10
awareness of cultural diversity	10
direct result of the	10
of the role of	10
the language of the	10
rastafari in the new	10
northern ireland and the	10
did you come to	10
this research seeks to	10
of the slave trade	10
the indian community centre	10
a lot of time	10
of africans in america	10
characteristics of hip hop	10
review of the literature	10
will be discussed in	10
on the status of	10
american experience of education	10
be viewed as a	10
in order to gain	10
and nathaniel samuel murrell	10
as a source of	10
when he writes that	10
associations in the united	10
as will be discussed	10
referred to as the	10
child custody decision making	10
with family online forum	10
of sectarianism in northern	10
to african american economic	10
percent of african americans	10
the samhain diwali festival	10
service of northern ireland	10
icons within hip hop	10
of the afrocentric paradigm	10
on behalf of the	10
to the promised land	10
nyc police officer chooses	10
health and wellness of	10
of the attorney general	10
to go barefoot again	10
next generation and star	10
of the colored people	10
the development of hip	10
spearman rho correlation coefficient	10
that many of the	10
naacp urb box folder	10
the civil rights era	10
to the idea of	10
in order to get	10
in opposition to the	10
history of african americans	10
a discussion of the	10
the centre of the	10
of the concept of	10
the dawn of the	10
overwhelming majority of african	10
i argue that the	10
an example of how	10
late s and s	10
asking the woman question	10
wretched of the earth	10
the study of the	10
the pages of the	10
to the lack of	10
can be argued that	10
development of african american	10
the supreme court of	10
as noted in the	10
a study of the	10
in the aftermath of	10
in terms of what	10
it is in the	10
a significant role in	10
the case of the	10
african americans during the	10
the birth of the	10
as part of their	10
listed mortgage loans on	10
important to my discussion	10
a fair employment practice	10
of hip hop iconography	10
at the centre of	10
their influence on hip	10
a number of other	10
other parts of the	10
west against racism network	10
black people in the	10
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the development of a	10
the afrocentric economic empowerment	10
impact on hip hop	10
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in the african community	10
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hip hop iconography and	10
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university of pennsylvania press	10
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the success of the	10
the hip hop worldview	10
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africa and africans in	10
the requirements for the	10
during the civil war	10
responses to racialised violence	9
requirements for the degree	9
the evolution of higher	9
pat and hugh armstrong	9
african american men in	9
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interdisciplinary journal of study	9
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a new generation of	9
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emerging multicultural agendas and	9
century american popular culture	9
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hop icons and archetypes	9
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the need for a	9
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the right and practice	9
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positive correlation was found	9
raw and living foods	9
african american urban history	9
of this study is	9
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the actions of the	9
litigation and mediation of	9
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the native tongue movement	9
the founding of the	9
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you come to know	9
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opportunities for african americans	9
the district of columbia	9
the evolution of the	9
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a spearman rho correlation	9
the reality of the	9
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wonderful adventures of mrs	9
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souls of black folk	9
homeless man given boots	9
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state and national citizenship	9
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american population in philadelphia	9
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journal of study abroad	9
africana holistic health tradition	9
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university press of mississippi	9
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hip hop narratives and	9
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annals of the american	9
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in african american communities	9
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in the st century	9
the context in which	9
the republic of ireland	9
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african world history project	9
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african american communities in	8
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international journal of intercultural	8
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university of michigan press	8
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barefoot again online forum	8
western journal of black	8
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the american popular culture	7
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the culture of the	7
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american rhetoric of design	7
raw vegan vegetarian restaurant	7
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of the northern ireland	7
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a life of livity	7
relationship between the two	7
of samson and moses	7
was the first time	7
the midst of a	7
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the battle of the	7
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during the antebellum period	7
the path of livity	7
medical education in the	7
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all the way live	7
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pages of the bible	7
in the new south	7
the holistic health tradition	7
the institution of enslavement	7
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hip hop is post	7
practice and research in	7
of the laws of	7
a multicultural northern ireland	7
constitution of the state	7
life on velara iii	7
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