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216 Gunnar Myrdal,
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217 Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Lecture on the Times", in Emerson,
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218 Andrew Kull,
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219 Senator Hubert Humphrey, 110
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220 Kull,
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223 Kull,
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224 Kull,
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228 Connerly quoted in Fonte, "Why There Is A Culture War", p. 21; Ward Connerly,
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