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,King Takes a Radical Stand, 1967–8,in addition to the spreading ghetto riots and the escalating Vietnam conflict, had created the greatest crisis in America since the Civil War. King saw these developments as symptoms of a moral sickness afflicting the nation that could be remedied only by radical changes in its political, social and

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The Challenge of Integration Against the Big International Reconstitutions: Role of Science, Culturman groups..The mobility of researchers and fluidity of exchanges are also essential vectors in the transfers of technologies, which promote the return of the entrepreneurship…a cultural melting pot leading to a new rise in the splitting of innovation..In this respect, it is important to emphasize t

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