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Key characteristics that distinguish successful movements for social change from unsuccessful ones
By Post-Mann BRONZE
Arden, North Carolina

            The concept of social movements, in most of the social sciences, does not describe a part of "reality" but rather an element of a particul...
Post-Mann BRONZE, Arden, North Carolina
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Summary of Paulo Chehlo's The Alchemist
By Brendan Reeves BRONZE
Alamosa, Colorado
Brendan Reeves BRONZE, Alamosa, Colorado
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The Government Is Taking Action
By magicaltraveler BRONZE
Mukwonago, Wisconsin
magicaltraveler BRONZE, Mukwonago, Wisconsin
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Healing Harmonies: The Therapeutic Power of Music
By KenShibata22 BRONZE
Irvine, California
KenShibata22 BRONZE, Irvine, California
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Bye, Buzzing Bees
By antea GOLD
Tirana, Other
antea GOLD, Tirana, Other
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What If This Was You
By maddiemoo13 BRONZE
Nicholasville, Kentucky
maddiemoo13 BRONZE, Nicholasville, Kentucky
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The Secrets Behind Amazon
By Max Pandolpho SILVER
West Windsor, New Jersey
Max Pandolpho SILVER, West Windsor, New Jersey
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Self-Sustainability: Making a Difference One Step at a Time
By supbro BRONZE
Phoenix, Arizona
supbro BRONZE, Phoenix, Arizona
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Alzheimer's Disease: A Top Ten Cause of Death in the U.S.
By MinnesotaBelle PLATINUM
Nevis, Minnesota
MinnesotaBelle PLATINUM, Nevis, Minnesota
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&lrm;&quot;We live in a universe in which there are laws, just as there is a law of gravity. If you fall off a building it doesn&#039;t matter if you&#039;re a good person or a bad person, you&#039;re going to hit the ground.&quot;<br /> - Mickael Bernard Beckwith

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Overcoming odds
By Anonymous