Striving - Globe Thesis

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21.	Theoretical And Empirical Research On Positive Acceptance And Striving
22.	Striving For Approaches Of Translating Long English Sentences In Social Science
23.	Striving For Accuracy And Stylistic Equivalence
24.	Men Who Have Been Striving Up
25.	Research On Turn-control Strategies Of Entertainment Talk Show <Day Day Up>(《天天向上》)
26.	A Translation Report Of Striving For Better Jobs-The Challenge Of Informality In The Middle East And North Africa (Part One, Chapter Five)
27.	A Translation Report Of Striving For Better Jobs�The Challenge Of Informality In The Middle East And North Africa (Chapter 1)
28.	A Report On The Translation Of Striving For Better Jobs: The Challenge Of Informality In The Middle East And North Africa (Chapter 3)
29.	The Research Of The Value Of Interest And Virtue Of The Westernization Group In The Westernization Movement Of China
30.	Study On The Wu-Yue Hegemony Story In The Pre-Qin And Han Dynasty
31.	The Interpretation Of Heidegger's Questioning Of The Thing In Terms Of The Worlding
32.	Theater Front And People Striving For Drama Movement
33.	Research On The Relationship Between The Economic Level Of The Elderly And Life History Strategies
34.	Success strategies of Southern California women in the Aerospace industry in multiple roles striving to achieve a work -life balance
35.	Terror-related negativity: Exploring mortality salience-induced self-regulation and its neurobiological implementation
36.	Striving before God: Kierkegaard and the concept of religious authorship
37.	Reading saints' lives and striving to live as saints: Reading and rewriting medieval hagiography
38.	The law of striving and demand: Goethe's 'Faust' and the economic theories of Steuart, Moeser, and Schlosser (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Sir James Steuart, Justus Moeser, Johann Georg Schlosser, Germany)
39.	A correlational study of gender barriers of women striving for a corporate officer position
40.	The eros problematic in Plato and the question of philosophy: An interpretation
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