| 1. | "... about bioethical matters offers greater scope for
social-science data than does judicial resolution of constitutional
claims, and such data have sometimes been employed in debates about
bioethics policies."
| Source: | Capron, Alexander Morgan. "What Contributions Have Social Science and the Law Made to the Development of Policy on Bioethics?" Daedalus 128.4 Sept. 22 1999: 295
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| 2. | " 1968 "Scope of the Theory of Public
Administration." In James C. Charlesworth, ed. Theory and Practice
of Public Administration: Scope, Objectives, and Methods, 1-26.
Philadelphia: American Academy of Political and Social Science."
| Source: | Raadschelders, Jos C.N. "A Coherent Framework for the Study of Public Administration" Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory 9.2 Apr. 1 1999: 281
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| 3. | " Welsch uses the diaries to
discuss the way Lewis' field methods developed in scope and
precision, but Welsch's work seems to come as much from knowing
Lewis' collections and the man well enough to read much between the
lines."
| Source: | White, J. Peter. "An American anthropologist in Melanesia. A.B. Lewis and theJoseph N. Field South Pacific Expedition 1909 - 1913, 2 vols" Oceania 70.4 June 1 2000: 383
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| 4. | " The capacity to choose both this woman's
art and that man's scope. "In dreams begin
responsibilities," as Delmore Schwartz put the matter."
| Source: | BLAKELY, DIANN. "Its Got a Good Beat and You Can Write to It" Antioch Review 58.3 June 22 2000: 360
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| 5. | " In Science and the
Moral Life, humanist Max Otto reasoned that science is not a particular
subject matter but, rather, a general method of inquiry that can apply
to values."
| Source: | Ericson, Edward L. "Reclaiming the High Ground" Humanist 60.5 Sept. 1 2000: 30
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| 6. | "
And+ correspondingly, the dialectic, the method of social science, is
not offered as an all-embracing method or super-epistemology to be
indiscriminately deployed to obtain "scientific" results, but
is upheld as the method of exposition appropriate solely to an
ontologically unique social subject matter."
| Source: | Westra, Richard. "A Japanese Contribution to the Critique of Rational Choice Marxism" Social Theory and Practice 25.3 Sept. 22 1999: 439
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| 7. | "
What the Buyer Should Know
In this section, I discuss two aspects of political
science--subject matter and research methods."
| Source: | Lupia, Arthur. "Evaluating Political Science Research: Information for Buyers and Sellers [*]" PS: Political Science & Politics 33.1 Mar. 1 2000: 7
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| 8. | " Therefore, it is worthwhile to
explore the comparative efficiency between inquiry-group instruction and
traditional teaching method in terms of their effects on student
learning of earth science content and on student attitudes toward the
subject matter in typical secondary classroom settings."
| Source: | CHANG, CHUN-YEN,MAO, SONG-LING. "Comparison of Taiwan Science Students' Outcomes With Inquiry-Group Versus Traditional Instruction" Journal of Educational Research 92.6 July 1 1999: 340
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| 9. | " They point out that
President Clinton's Executive Order No. 12871 sets the stage for
cooperative partnerships in the federal government by broadening the
scope of subjects of mandatory bargaining, including matters relating to
control off the decision-making process."
| Source: | Hester, Kim. "Unions and Workplace Reorganization" Journal of Labor Research 21.3 June 22 2000: 530
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| 10. | " For a
number of years, litigants have been able to discover material that is
"relevant to the subject matter involved in the pending
action."(33) The recommended modification would limit the scope..."
| Source: | Tobias, Carl. "A millennial update on procedural issues in environmental litigation" Environmental Law 30.1 Jan. 1 2000: 227
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| 11. | " This style of theoriz ing, in combination with
the historical scope and complexity of subject matter dealt with by
these writers, is missing from current socioeconomic theorizing."
| Source: | KRIER, DAN. "Assessing the New Synthesis of Economics and Sociology: Promising Themes for Contemporary Analysts of Economic Life [*]" American Journal of Economics and Sociology 58.4 Oct. 1 1999: 669
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| 12. | " Most written guidance
consisted of resources (100.0%); learning activities (92.9%); goals,
objectives, or outcomes (85.7%); subject matter content (85.7%); lesson
plans (78.6%); a scope and sequence chart (57.1%); student assessment
plans (50.0%); and curriculum evaluation plans (35.7%)."
| Source: | Weiler, Robert M.,Dorman, Steve M.,Pealer, Lisa N. "The Florida School Violence Policies and Programs Study" Journal of School Health 69.7 Sept. 1 1999: 273
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| 13. | " Press, distributors, 1997. [pounds]30.00
Sinological anthropology has often been constrained in its broader
theoretical scope and comparative impact by self-imposed limitations as
to subject matter and themes thought to be appropriate for ethnographic
investigation."
| Source: | Clammer, John. "Migration and ethnicity in Chinese history: Hakkas, Pengmin, and their neighbors" Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 5.3 Sept. 9 1999: 505
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| 14. | " The
authors are comfortably familiar with the scope and dynamics of their
subject matter."
| Source: | Cole, Shorelle. "New Chinese Cinema" Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television 19.2 June 1 1999: 292-294
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| 15. | " A
similar sense of touring through time, in a bumpier, less linear way, is
conjured by the scope of the subject matter spanning the rich history of
Caribbean culture."
| Source: | Johnson, Tamara. "Caribbean Dance from Abakua to Zouk: How Movement Shapes Identity" Dance Magazine 78.9 Sept. 1 2004: 59-60
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| 16. | "
A. Scope of Arbitration Clause
In reviewing the scope of the arbitration clauses, we focused on
four dimensions: (1) the subject matter of the disputes covered; (2) any
provision for the consumer or the business..."
| Source: | Demaine, Linda J.,Hensler, Deborah R. ""Volunteering" to arbitrate through predispute arbitration clauses: the average consumer's experience" Law and Contemporary Problems 67.1-2 Jan. 1 2004: 55-75
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| 17. | "... Massachusetts created the procurement market in which National
Foreign Trade Council members sought to participate, the state could not
operate within that market so as to regulate activities with no
connection to the state.(315) Matters deemed beyond the scope of
Massachusetts'..."
| Source: | Dhooge, Lucien J. "The wrong way to Mandalay: the Massachusetts Selective Purchasing Act and the Constitution" American Business Law Journal 37.3 Mar. 22 2000: 387
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| 18. | "... state how 'Swedish
privatisation has been very limited in scope' and conclude the
following: 'the trajectory of change in the Swedish and British
cases is clearly different, suggesting that partisan politics still
matters.' [38] It does seem that this is the case."
| Source: | FARGION, VALERIA. "Timing and the Development of Social Care Services in Europe" West European Politics 23.2 Apr. 1 2000: 59
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| 19. | " The size and scope of the book's
subject is simply too large, and the author's attempt to beat the
unwieldy matter into shape by dividing it into different preservation
techniques doesn't quite work, because the chapters overlap to the
point of repetition."
| Source: | KEELING, JULIAN. "Potted history" New Statesman (1996) 129.4497 July 31 2000: 40
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| 20. | "
If a company has chosen to compete in customer relationship or
infrastructure management, where size matters, divestiture won't be
enough; such a company will also need to build scope or scale through
mergers and acquisitions."
| Source: | Hagel, John, III,Singer, Marc. "Unbundling the corporation" McKinsey Quarterly June 22 2000: 148
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| 21. | "
In what seemed then to be a trivial matter, after the verdict was
read, the judge imposed a $100 fine on Scopes, despite a state law
allowing the jury to decide the amount."
| Source: | Benen, Steve. "Inherit The Myth?" Church & State 53.7 July 1 2000: 15
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| 22. | " The
relevance and scope of this ethic is not a given matter at all, not in
the nature of the questions, but is itself a result of "interest
and..."
| Source: | PHELAN, SHANE. "Queer Liberalism?" American Political Science Review 94.2 June 1 2000: 431
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| 23. | "
Islam refuses to separate man and nature, religion and science, mind and
matter and has preserved a metaphysical and unified view of ourselves
and the world around us."
He went on to..."
| Source: | Lancaster, Pat. "PAINTING & PATRONAGE" Middle East July 1 2000: 42
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| 24. | " A situation which delights the UK
citizen, as it leaves full scope for ideas and experiments, was seen in
Macedonia as a matter for concern."
| Source: | Camina, Margaret M. "Research Note: Cultural Gaps in Cross-national Cooperation: the Legacy of Empires in Macedonia" Organization Studies Jan. 1 2000: 119
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| 25. | " Require
also that those separate unions cannot collude with each other on any
matters that come under the scope of collective bargaining."
| Source: | BAIRD, CHARLES W. "Unions and Antitrust" Journal of Labor Research 21.4 Sept. 22 2000: 585
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