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We need such experimentation on a state basis with methods of financing and methods of administering medical service for the low - income group in our population . The present small amounts of Federal aid to public health have given ...
We need such experimentation on a state basis with methods of financing and methods of administering medical service for the low - income group in our population . The present small amounts of Federal aid to public health have given ...
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If your main objective is speed , then by all means use the dictator method . ... We probably do need to experiment further on methods of securing participation of the people because the idea is so foreign to our ...
If your main objective is speed , then by all means use the dictator method . ... We probably do need to experiment further on methods of securing participation of the people because the idea is so foreign to our ...
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For example , social - action methods may be directed toward a public administrative official , or toward persons not holding public office but able to influence important social policies . Two comments should be made in regard to this ...
For example , social - action methods may be directed toward a public administrative official , or toward persons not holding public office but able to influence important social policies . Two comments should be made in regard to this ...
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Buffalo and Points West 18391939 Paul Kellogg | 3 |
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