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Page 105
... According to our law , a picture marriage was not legal until celebrated in the presence of both parties . According to the Japanese practice , the marriage was legal after a proxy ceremony was solemnized in Japan . If United States ...
... According to our law , a picture marriage was not legal until celebrated in the presence of both parties . According to the Japanese practice , the marriage was legal after a proxy ceremony was solemnized in Japan . If United States ...
Page 220
... according to the number of dependents , not according to the sex of the worker , regardless of her or his actual responsi- bilities . The average number per family in the United States is four plus . This average number does not mean ...
... according to the number of dependents , not according to the sex of the worker , regardless of her or his actual responsi- bilities . The average number per family in the United States is four plus . This average number does not mean ...
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... according to union rules . The union in turn rec- ognizes the employer's right to employ whom he pleases , unionist or non - unionist , and agrees not to interfere with that right . This type of shop is provided for in the Rochester ...
... according to union rules . The union in turn rec- ognizes the employer's right to employ whom he pleases , unionist or non - unionist , and agrees not to interfere with that right . This type of shop is provided for in the Rochester ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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