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I am not only urging social workers to take an active part in their own communities and to work for the bill as a whole , but I also want to deal particularly with our need for some form of compulsory health insurance .
I am not only urging social workers to take an active part in their own communities and to work for the bill as a whole , but I also want to deal particularly with our need for some form of compulsory health insurance .
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Because the rural job so often involves the whole self of the worker in a very obvious way , the supervisor needs to develop a fine sense of discrimination and balance in giving professional help and knowing when to stop .
Because the rural job so often involves the whole self of the worker in a very obvious way , the supervisor needs to develop a fine sense of discrimination and balance in giving professional help and knowing when to stop .
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Confusion would grow into chaos , and the whole project would fly off at loose ends . In spite of this , some procedures go further toward making the most of the dramatic aspects of large - group projects than others , and keep all the ...
Confusion would grow into chaos , and the whole project would fly off at loose ends . In spite of this , some procedures go further toward making the most of the dramatic aspects of large - group projects than others , and keep all the ...
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Buffalo and Points West 18391939 Paul Kellogg | 3 |
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