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A Content Analysis of the Social and Mainstream Media Narratives Surrounding the 2011 Egyptian Revolution

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A Content Analysis of the Social and Mainstream Media Narratives Surrounding the 2011 Egyptian Revolution

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The Effects of Adolescent Sports Participation on Psychosexual, Psychosocial, and Cognitive Development
Documentary: Wake Up America! The Dennis Kucinich Story
Effects of Television News Media Narratives on Social Behavior
Temporal Attributes of Shared Artifacts in Collaborative Task Environments
Semiotic Analysis of Robert Byrd’s Senate Floor Speech on Iraq War Decision

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