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• radio free school
  '''radio free school''' is a podcast about [[free school]]ing and self-education of [[child]]ren. It started in [[2006]] and is cons
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• Murray Bookchin
  ...]/municipalist speaker and writer, and founder of the "[[Social Ecology]]" school of anarchist and environmental thought. Throughout most of his life he desc ...stint as a railroad stevedore. He began teaching in the late 1960s at the Free University, a counter-cultural 1960s-era Manhattan-based institution. This
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• Peter Kropotkin
  ...vocated for most of his life was that of a [[communism|communist]] society free from central [[government]]. Because of his title and his prominence as an ...cated at this privileged corps, which combined the character of a military school endowed with special rights and of a Court institution attached to the impe
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• Anarcho-Communism
  ...Déjacque |archiveurl=http://archive.is/20120713/http://joseph.dejacque.free.fr/ecrits/lettreapjp.htm |archivedate=2012-07-13}} (in [[French language|Fr ...pletion; and the moral sentiment which will be more highly developed among free and equal workers will prevent, or greatly reduce, abuse and waste."<ref>Gu
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• Paris Commune
  ...al Guards killed on active service, as well as to the children if any; the free return, by the state [[pawnshop]]s, of all workmen's tools of their trade, ...sement|XX^e arrondissement]], school children were provided with free clothing and food. There were many similar examples. But a vital ingredient
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• New Left
  ...udience. The ''New Left Review'' in many ways popularised the [[Frankfurt School]], [[Antonio Gramsci]] and other culturally oriented forms of marxism. ...f the British New Left began taking activity in these areas. The [[London School of Economics]] became a key site of British student militance (Hoch and Sch
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• Anarcho-Capitalism
  ...tion of the [[state|state]] and the elevation of the [[individual]] in a [[free market]]. Anarchists that disagree with [[capitalism]] see the label as a c ...e [[commodity money|money]] is [[free banking|privately produced]] in an [[free market|open market]].
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• direct democracy
  ...of [[home rule]] jurisdictions -- e.g., cities, towns, boroughs, counties, school districts, water districts, etc. -- have this power over their unicameral l *[http://www.beyondplutocracy.com Beyond Plutocracy] -- Free online book, "Beyond Plutocracy: True Democracy for America" by Roger Rothe
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• liberty
  From the [[Latin]] ''[[libertas]]'' (liber; meaning [[free]]), liberty is a [[human condition]] of the [[freeman]] and is the [[freedo ..., among other ideas, ''liberty'': that is, of a free individual being most free within the context of a state which provides stability of the laws. Later,
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• Emma Goldman
  ...ilitarism]] [[Wikipedia:militarism|(WP)]], [[capitalism]], [[marriage]], [[free love]], and [[homosexuality]]. Although she distanced herself from [[first- ...sionate student, Goldman passed the exam for admission into a [[Gymnasium (school)|gymnasium]], but her religion teacher refused to provide a certificate of
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• South Chicago ABC Zine Distro
  ...s]], member of [[Anarchist Black Cross Network]], providing prisoners with free literature consisting of many [[zine]]s and [[pamphlet]]s, written by [[Ant This distro is an anarchist-driven source of [[free school|free skool]] education. We strive to write, collect, edit, publish and distribu
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• marxism
  ...ence as workers emancipated themselves from the capitalist system such as "Free education for all children in public schools": some of these appear to have ...rx's insights were seen in a rudimentary form by the "Ricardian socialist" school [http://cepa.newschool.edu/het/schools/utopia.htm] [http://cepa.newschool.e
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• Buddhism
  ...]].) All sentient beings (beings with a mind, like humans and animals) can free themselves from suffering as Gautama did, regardless of [[age]], [[Biologic ...the [[atman|&#257;tman]] (Sanskrit; P&#257;li: atta) or "[[soul]]" became free from the cycle of rebirth with its pain and sorrow. Siddh&#257;rtha proved
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• censorship
  {{Echo of Freedom|83514|Anonymity, promoting Free Speech, opposing Censorship}} == School textbooks ==
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• list of protest songs
  * "Rockin' in the Free World" by [[Neil Young]] * "Wasteland of the Free" by [[Iris Dement]]
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• sexual relations
  ...ort [[ostracism]] from school friends as a result of refusing to toe the [[free sex]] line.
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• Wage slavery
  ...rth.<ref>{{Cite book|last=Foner |first=Eric |title= Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men|pages=XIX}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book|last=Jensen |first=Derrick |title= Th ...cialissues.wiseto.com/Articles/161500532 From Wage Slaves to Wage Workers--Free text]</ref>
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• anti-racism
  ...Some whites preferred living as Indians, while black slaves could become free by escaping to Indian territory. Several Indian nations -- most notably th ...lem, from constitutional changes (for instance, changes in drug laws or in school funding) to greater individual sensitivity. A few of the more controversia
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• poetry
  ...in Classical, Early European, Eastern and Modern poetry. In the case of [[free verse]], the rhythm of lines is often organised into looser units of cadenc ...d rigid grammars (to the point that they could be expressed as a [[context-free grammar]]), which ensured a [[rhythm]].
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• Max Stirner
  ...or the state ''"rests on the '''slavery of labour.''' If '''labour becomes free''', the State is lost."'' ['''Ibid.''', p.116] Without surplus value to fee ...or labour to become free, all must have ''"property."'' ''"The poor become free and proprietors only when they '''rise.'''"'' ['''Ibid.''', p. 260]
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• August 15
  ...ne. Militant anarchist ffeminist. In 1936 she joined the "Mujeres libres" (free women), & during the Spanish Revolution collaborated on their journal of th ...on grounds that the University of Mississippi's first black had violated a school order against inflammatory remarks.
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• Per Bylund
  ...gnorantly pro-capitalism"{{Verify source|date=November 2007}} advocating a free market resembling the contemporary capitalist system — along with [[ ...Sc in [[Informatics]] (1999) from [[Jönköping International Business School]] and a MA in [[Political Science]] (2005) from [[Lund University]]. As par
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Is individualist anarchism capitalistic?
  ...'some''' of their ideas do overlap with those of the "anarcho"-capitalist school they are not capitalistic, no more than the overlap between their ideas an ...list anarchists were extremely hostile to capitalism while supporting the "free market." Unsurprisingly, they tend to downplay this opposition, often argui
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• Spain
  ...sed to release those currently on trial. Workers responded with shouts of "Free everybody!" and warned that the strike would continue in three days if this ...For instance, women were allowed to have [[abortions]], and the idea of "[[free love]]" became popular. In many ways, this spirit of cultural liberation wa
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• An Anarchist FAQ - What was the Kronstadt Rebellion?
  ...adt had been early supporters and practitioners of soviet power, forming a free commune in 1917 which was relatively independent of the authorities. In the ...vsk''''' then approved a resolution which raised 15 demands which included free elections to the soviets, freedom of speech, press, assembly and organisati
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Why is the Kronstadt rebellion important?
  ...olutionary Committee] was thoroughly Sovietist: Kronstadt demanded Soviets free from interference by any political party; it wanted non-partisan Soviets th ...ould be a useful task to write a companion to Trotsky's book '''The Stalin School of Falsification''' about Trotsky and his followers activities in the field
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• An Anarchist FAQ - What does Kronstadt tell us about Bolshevism?
  ...dt slogan was ''"all power to the soviets but not to the parties"'' (or ''"free soviets"''). From this incorrect assertion, Trotsky argued as follows: <blockquote> ''"to free the soviets from the leadership [!] of the Bolsheviks would have meant with
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• Anarchism and the Arts
  ...ed by anarchist ideas, if they weren't anarchists themselves. The [[Ashcan School]] of American realism included anarchist artists, as well as artists such a ...y warehouses and the insides transformed into illegal clubs with cheap (or free) entrance, types of music not heard elsewhere and quite often an abundance
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• Jimmy Wales
  ...http://www.economist.com/science/tq/displaystory.cfm?story_id=11484062 The free-knowledge fundamentalist] ''The Economist''</ref> in 2004.<ref name=SLS/> W ...'The New Zealand Herald''</ref> Wales in March 2000 founded ''Nupedia'', a free online encyclopaedia<ref name=BritannicaOnline/> which was later closed dow
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• Howard Zinn
  ...istory" was published in 1980, it has been assigned reading both as a high school and college textbook, and is one of the most widely known examples of [[cri ...ard Zinn dramatizes the life of Emma Goldman, the anarchist, feminist, and free-spirited thinker who was exiled from the United States because of her outsp
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• enterocolitis and autistic spectrum disorders
  ...developmental regression, and intestinal symptoms, referred to the [[Royal Free Hospital]]. ...reported. Further evidence has been forthcoming in studies from the Royal Free Centre for Paediatric Gastroenterology and other groups to support and exte
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• Richard Dawkins
  ...oved to England with his parents at the age of eight and attended [[Oundle School]]. He then studied [[zoology]] at [[Balliol College, Oxford]], where he was ...on]]''. He writes a column for the [[Council for Secular Humanism]]'s ''[[Free Inquiry]]'' magazine and serves as a senior editor. Since May 2005, Dawkins
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• Carroll High School (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
  {{Infobox School2 | name =Carroll High School | type =[[Public school|Public]] [[high school]]
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• group entity
  ...members - none of which necessarily benefits the individual fish obeying 'school rules'. Much of anarchist discourse consists of comparing human behavior t ...ve to same-generation peer-groups (seen as prone to [[peer pressure]]) or 'school'. [[Daniel Quinn]]'s book ''[[Ishmael (novel)|Ishmael]]'' presents a posit
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• Buddhism, Ethics and Anarchism
  ...opened my newspaper last year to read about a boy who had attended my high school while I was there in the mid-nineteen sixties. His name was Jim. First, ...ent ten years in the migrant camps in California, giving his services away free to the workers there. Now he wanted to open a small practice in Denver
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• An Anarchist FAQ - What are the differences between individualist and social anarchists?
  ...'What is Property?''' and argue that possession must replace property in a free society (see [[http:secB3.html|section B.3]] for a discussion of anarchist ...shed"'' whether by ''"equal and just exchange"'' (like Proudhon) or by the free sharing (like Kropotkin). [Proudhon, '''The General Idea of the Revolution'
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Are there different types of social anarchism?
  ...re social organisation must be made solely from the bottom upwards, by the free association or federation of workers, firstly in their unions, then in the ...introducing mutual banking. For them capitalism can only be replaced by a free society by social revolution.
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• voluntarism
  ...at.]]: voluntas: wantin, the will, the desire; also: arbitrariness) is the school of thought, which regards the will to the difference of the [[intellectuali ...will act (as "I-Here-Now"). The ''methodical [[constructionalism]] of the school of Erlangen'' and the ''methodical [[culturalism]] of Marburg'' is to be se
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• Mujeres Libres
  '''Mujeres Libres''' ([[English language|English]]:''Free Women'') was an [[anarchism|anarchist]] women's organization in [[Spain]] t ...ool and the Louise Michel maternal infant institute. The Womens' Congress; Free and Libertarian.
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• Vivir la utopía
  ..., as well as cultural activities and the movement of the Mujeres Libres to free the women from patriarchy. ...nd to each according to his needs.' They coordinated their efforts through free association in whole regions, created new wealth, increased production (esp
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• Anti-vaccinationism
  In the [[UK]] vaccination was provided free and Variolation outlawed from 1840 under the Vaccination Act. Widespread o ...overlap between followers of contemporary anti-vaccinationists and [[home-school]]ers must arise from this.
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• Noam Chomsky
  ...uently reinterpreted these as operations on the productions of a [[context-free grammar]] (derived from [[Tag system|Post production systems]]). Harris's p ...be (largely) characterized by a formal grammar; in particular, a [[Context-free grammar]] extended with transformational rules. Children are hypothesized t
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• BitTorrent/FAQ
  ...using '''BitTorrent''' to download ''legal'' files such as [[Free_Software|Free Software]] and [[Machinima]]. You may also download perceived illegal files #'''Hi, I'm using SHAD0W's experimental client on XP Home at my school network [100Mbps LAN], and trying to download [[Mandrake]] [[Linux]] [[ISO|
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• capitalism
  {{chomskytorrent|2654|Free Market Fantasies (Chomsky Talk)}} {{chomskytorrent|259|PBS Free to Choose 1990 Schwarzenegger Intro (Sample) (Documentary)}}
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• Eurodusnie Collective
  ...[[1997]], against the background of an [[EU]] summit in Amsterdam. A small school was [[squatter|squatted]] for the purpose of holding a 'counter summit' as [[Category:Free stores]]
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• tipsy
  ...able on the [[internet]] and in the Holles Magazine of Lady Eleanor Holles School created by writer and student Tom Lane. Will Davis joins army school; Easty is led to believe that Jo’s feelings for him are not sexual;
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• altruistic economics
  ...n a presentation to the autonomous [[European Social Forum]] at the London School of Economics. ...unless both parties benefit from it” <ref>Milton Friedman, (1990). ''Free to Choose'', pp. 13. Harcourt</ref>. Upton argues that, this being the case
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• Anarchism is Not Cool
  ...re really just searching for a label that declares them to be independent, free-thinking, and Extreme. By some unfortunate calamity involving the use of ex ...You'll still get benefits, just they'll be more concerned with prison than free cars and teeth.
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• Anarchism and society
  ...more people being able to work on various projects and industries. The [[free-software movement]] is often looked upon as an example of the gift economy ...nsensus of the students to consent to college. It is orderly, so it gives free reign to both the students in classes with permissive teachers, but the ord
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• Anarchist economics
  ...alism|anarcho-capitalists]] fully support capitalism, but only the totally free-market ''[[laissez-faire]]'' kind. [[Gift economy|Gift economies]] are those based of free distribution of goods and services. [[Anarcho-communism|Anarcho-communists]
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• Anarchism and capitalism
  ...anarchists, notably those in the [[anarcho-capitalism|anarcho-capitalist]] school, selectively agree or disagree with the following anti-capitalist arguments ...production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly in a free market."
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• Anarchism in Spain
  ...sed to release those currently on trial. Workers responded with shouts of "Free everybody!" and warned that the strike would continue in three days if this ...For instance, women were allowed to have [[abortions]], and the idea of "[[free love]]" became popular. In many ways, this spirit of cultural liberation wa
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• anarchism in the United States
  {{chomskytorrent|2144|The Free Voice of Labour - The Jewish Anarchists}} ...tarian socialist speaker and writer, and founder of the [[Social Ecology]] school of anarchist and ecological thought. He is the author of two dozen books on
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• do it yourself
  ...mental things of life. The whole education that we get for our children in school is entirely in terms of abstractions. It trains you to be an insurance sale *[http://www.carpenterken.com Free Home Improvement Advice]
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• An Anarchist FAQ - How do the modern followers of Bolshevism slander the Makhnovists?
  ...name of the original article? Ironically, it was entitled ''"The anarchist school of falsification"''! ...an Communist Party declared Makhno an outlaw. Yet the Bolsheviks could not free themselves from Makhno's grasp so easily, and it became one of the supreme
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• George Bush, the Second, speech, Tuesday, fifth, September, 2006: "President Discusses Global War on Terror"
  ...homes, men were beaten for missing prayer meetings, girls could not go to school, and children were forbidden the smallest pleasures like flying kites. Reli ...ion of Islam. They reject the possibility of peaceful coexistence with the free world. Again, hear the words of Osama bin Laden earlier this year: "Death i
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• Racism
  ...that the lack of a White History Month is due to the fact that much of the school year is devoted to teaching history from the viewpoints of white conquerors ...claiming refugee status, ended with the [[Immigration Act 1971]]; however, free movement for citizens of the [[European Union]] was later established by th
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• RampART Social Centre
  ...ilding in [[Rampart Street]] which was previously used as an Islamic girls school. ''The rampART is run collectively. Any one is free to get involved or make proposals relating to use of the space by come alon
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• Buenaventura Durruti
  ...y strong. He did not, however, care for the rough games at school. He left school at fourteen and went to work as a trainee mechanic, like his father, in the ...er considerable agitation for his and his comrades' release, they were set free. He returned to Spain on April 15th. After his return to Spain, things were
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• Confederación Nacional del Trabajo
  ...[[Barbastro]] or [[Binéfar]]), and the founding of schools such as the School of Anarchist Militants. These institutions would be destroyed by the Nation ...and doing heavy jobs, things that had been forbidden to them until then. [[Free love]] became popular, although some parents' distrust produced the creatio
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• October 13
  "{{ll|Prostitution}}: Its Causes & Cure" & on "Free Love." [[1909]] -- [[Francisco Ferrer]], founder of the "[[Modern School]]"
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• October 15
  Marie-Adele Anciaux, the libertarian school at [[Sébastien Faure]]'s colony "[[La ruche]]". and author of The French Modern School. Influenced the
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• October 17
  Establishes his school, [[Summerhill]], with [[Lyme Regis]], in [[England]]. Proponent of [[child] [[Francisco Ferrer]], founder of the [[Modern School movement]]
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• red
  ...affic light|traffic signals]], brake lights, or the flashing lights of a [[school bus]]. ...Red China]]" (distinguished from [[Republic of China|Nationalist China]], "Free China," or ''Taiwan''). See also [[The East is Red]]. [[Mao Zedong]] was so
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• George Orwell
  Blair then took a job teaching at the Hawthorne High School for Boys, a small school that provided private schooling for local tradesmen and shopkeepers.<ref>Be ...on 9 January 1933 but Blair was back at the school at Hayes. He had little free time and was still working on ''Burmese Days''. ''Down and Out'' was succes
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• Rookiee Revolyob/WikipediaUserTalk
  ...n the name of your blog in the userbox about your [[blog]]. Wikipedia is a free country, a'course: you can change them back if you like. Have fun with all ...less emotive analogy: on my user page, I say that "Information wants to be free". That doesn't mean that I'm advocating copyright or patent infringement (e
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• Henry de Montherlant
  ...owdlerized edition. The eight-year old was fascinated, particularly by the free-thinker Petronius. ...de Boulogne. For the next four years, Montherlant visited the cosy private school Saint-Pierre de Neuilly. Louis Aragon, who was his companion there remember
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• An Anarchist FAQ - Were the Makhnovists nationalists?
  ...revolutionary peasants, that the Ukraine should be organised on a basis of free labour and the independence of the peasants and the workers . . . and that ...tionalism did not imply a rejection or blindness to foreign domination and free cultural expression. On the question of the language to be taught in school
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• list of masts
  | School Board TV Tower Pembroke Park [http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/AsrSearch/asr ...> + 120.9 + 77 m ||1960/1962/<br> 1963/1979||Germany || Hamburg-Billstedt, Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg || 184m, 120.9m and 77 m mast insulated again
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• XEvil
  ...' is a [[free software | free]] side-scrolling [[computer game]]. It is a free-for-all death match which can be played against human or computer controlle ...her a singleplayer or multiplayer mode.<ref name="PC" /> Since the game is free and can be played on many operating sytems and worldwide, this can be done
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• Nester Trubecki
  |'''Place of Birth''' || [[Free City of Kraków]] ...e [[partition of Poland]], but gave Kraków its [[independence]], as the Free City of Kraków. The city again became the focus of the struggle for [[na
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• Punk rock
  ...f a young [[Pete Townshend]]—speed obsession, pop-art clothing, art school ambition".<ref>Reed (2005), p. 49.</ref> The Who and fellow mods [[The Smal ...n of Boston's Real Kids reports of a 1974 show, "A reviewer for one of the free entertainment magazines of the time caught the act and gave us a great revi
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• Anarchist U
  ...eek; there are no admission fees. The Anarchist U follows the tradition of free schools in that it is open, non-hierarchic and questions the roles of teach ...e rather than as authoritarian figures. There has been a long tradition of free schools. Two examples are Summerhill and Stelton , both of which charged a
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• YourGuideToFreedom/WorldTradeCenter/ProgressiveCollapseMaxSpeed
  The "collapse of the towers" with near free-fall speed is quite stunning. More than that, it can easily be proven that '''Elementary school physics - with laborsome calculation or some help from your PC - allows any
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• nigger
  ...004]], saying, ""Let me tell you something, your dirty laundry gets out of school at 2:30 every day. It's cursing and calling each other ''nigger'' as they'r ...the times. It became a popular spot for the predominantly white local high school students to "show their spirit" by holding pep rallies and post-game partie
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• Adam Smith
  ...©tius and, in particular, Francois Quesnay, the head of the Physiocratic school whose work he much respected. On returning home to Kirkcaldy he devoted muc ...the time of publication, not everybody was convinced of the advantages of free trade right away: the British public and Parliament still clung to mercanti
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• Leon Trotsky
  He was first introduced to [[Marxism]] in [[1896]], whilst at school in [[Mykolayiv|Nikolayev]] studying [[mathematics]]. He was first arrested ...rotsky, the Eternal Revolutionary'' by Dimitri Volkogonov published by the Free Press in [[1996]].
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• libertarian municipalism
  ...experts, to be sure, but one whose soundness the people in assembly can be free to decide. To design and construct a road is strictly an administrative re ...d in the libertarian municipalist framework, and as it would function in a free ecological society? It would above all be a network of councils whose memb
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• Tibet
  ...nese-language versions of pro-Tibetan independence websites, such as the [[Free Tibet Campaign]], the [[Voice of Tibet]], and [[Tibet Net]] use è¥¿è— ...a period of relative stability. They also saw the birth of the [[Gelugpa]] school (also known as ''Yellow Hats'') by the disciples of [[Tsongkhapa|Tsongkhapa
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• State
  ...nds of domination, but this is seen as being good for them. (They are like free-riders if they rebel.) Further, as with the liberals, the state is seen as ...f collective consumption, while preventing individuals from [[free rider | free-riding]] (taking advantage of collective consumption without paying) by for
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• market fundamentalism
  ...e conviction, based on an incorrect understanding of economic theory, that free markets are universally beneficial. The term has been made popular in 1998 ...used to rebate the arguments of the evangelists of the "virtues of radical free-market economics" or, in Soro's own words, agaisnt the [[ideology]] which "
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• 9/11 conspiracy theories
  ...retired professor of philosophy of religion and theology at the Claremont School of Theology in Claremont California. He is a proponent of "postmodern spiri ...ka, and used cocaine. Hopsicker concluded that Atta and the Florida flight school he attended enjoyed special government protection and that there had been a
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• Ayn Rand
  ...to learn more about Objectivism, the author’s credo, a blending of free markets, reason and individualism."<ref>''Still Spouting," The Economist, N ...date=2006-03}} at the Indegay Forum, originally published in the [[Chicago Free Press]] Dec. 3, 2003. </ref> Others, such as Kurt Keefner, have argued that
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• artificial intelligence
  ...nd bridging the divide between 'neat' and 'scruffy' approaches. This new school of AI is sometimes called 'machine learning'. The last few years have also ...that works best on all given problems, this is also referred to as the 'No free lunch theorem'. Various empirical tests have been performed to compare clas
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• alternative medicine
  ...tatus of complementary and alternative medicine in the osteopathic medical school curriculum." ''J Am Osteopath Assoc'' 2004; 104 (3):121-6. PMID 15083987</r Alternative medicine critics agree with its proponents that people should be free to choose whatever method of healthcare they want, but stipulate that peopl
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• Australian English language
  ...ation of convicts to Australian colonies ended in 1868, but immigration of free settlers from Britain continued unabated.) ...Broadcasting Corporation]] provides [http://www.abc.net.au/streaming/ many free streams of its radio programs] through the world wide web.
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• Clement of Alexandria
  ...School of Alexandria]], and finally succeeded him in the direction of the school. One of his most popular pupils was [[Origen]]. During the persecution of [ ...pronounces definitely against the sophists and against the hedonism of the school of [[Epicurus]]. Although he generally expresses himself unfavorably in reg
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• Democracy
  ...r indirectly through a system of representation usually involving periodic free elections." The Stanford Encyclopedia of philosophy states that "the term ' {{legend|#219A57|Free.}} Freedom House considers these to be liberal democracies. [http://www.fre
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• ICANN
  * Susan Crawford, Associate Professor of Law at Cardozo Law School in New York City. Susan was appointed to the Board by the Nominating Commi ...n Commission which asks whether ICANN is engaging in restraint of European free trade laws by imposing restrictions on who can operate a TLD and sell domai
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• knock-knock joke
  ...ut, little does she know, all the beachside [[condominiums]] and all-night free-for-alls cannot ease the ever-growing [[Pain and nociception|pain]] she fee ..."Klop-klop". Knock-knock jokes were in common usage amongst South African school children in the early 1950s but the exact origin of the format remains unce
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• masculism
  ...], [[love-shyness]], disintegrating communities, fatherless children, high school [['drop out']], drug [[addiction]], [[consumerism]], [[teenage pregnancy]], *[http://www.ncfm.org National Coalition of Free Men] Men's Movement and men's rights
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• Monism
  Another type of monism, qualified monism, and the from the school of [[Ramanuja]] or [[Vishishtadvaita]], admits that the universe is part of In ''[[On Free Choice of the Will]]'', [[Augustine of Hippo|Augustine]] argued, in the con
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• Michael Mann
  ...Film School]. He spent seven years in the [[United Kingdom]] going to film school and then working on commercials along with contemporaries [[Alan Parker]], ...at he cannot be with Justine because he is consumed by his job, he is then free to catch Neil.
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• mind control
  ...trol are regarding [[ethics|ethical]] questions linked to the subject of [[free will]].{{Fact|date=28 January 2007}} **Strip members of their main occupation (quit jobs, drop out of school) or source of income or have them turn over their income (or the majority o
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• Meritocracy
  ...2007}} Those who support free markets, on the other hand, believe that the free market can and should determine both merit and reward. {{Fact|date=February ...is was [[Han Feizi]] who was famous as being the foremost proponent of the School of Law (otherwise known as the philosophy of [[Legalism (Chinese philosophy
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• polyamory
  ...otes a relationship (usually between two people) in which participants are free to take other partners; where the couple making this agreement are married, ...en child. After this was established, we sort of fell into our patterns of school, practices, just normal life in general. The kids all started realizing tha
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• psychotherapy
  ...s and the unconscious mind. Techniques such as [[dream interpretation]], [[free association]], [[transference]] and analysis of the [[id, ego and superego] Some therapeutic approaches developed out of the European school of [[existential philosophy]]. Concerned mainly with the individual's abili
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• Republic
  ...ussels/Ghent/Louvain) and ''Cultuurgetijden'' (history books for secondary school in 6 volumes), Dr. J. A. Van Houtte et al., several editions and reprints i ...their society to be organized as a ''republic'' is the prospect of staying free of [[state religion]]: in this approach living under a monarch is seen as m
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• school choice
  ...ee-market theory does not work in the educational realm, and that allowing school choice will hurt more students than it helps [http://www.press.umich.edu/ti ...strict, and the student should be able to use the education voucher at any school.
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• suicide
  ...to attempt to kill oneself, the irony of these laws and the destruction of free will apparently lost aspects in these cases. In some cultures suicide may b ...ple who may be affected. For example, the suicide of a child may leave the school and their entire community left to make sense of the act.
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• soul
  ...the [[Cittamatra]] and [[Vijnanavada]] schools in [[India]]: although this school of thought denies the permanent personal selfhood, it affirms concepts such ...l, intellect (or mind), and imagination (or memory), and the source of all free human acts, although good acts are aided by God's grace.
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