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Steal the Flingsock
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Steal the Handkerchief
Steal the Flingsock or Steal the Handkerchief is a traditional children's game most played in Europe. The game fits well to be directed by a teacher…
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2017
2017
Mrs. Orville Isn't Trying to Steal Tips: An FLSA Story
B. Meyer
2017
Corpus ID: 158251671
A debate over tips and tipped employees, centered on a few provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act' (FLSA), has arisen among…
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2016
2016
The Pacifist Handkerchief
V. Mackie
2016
Corpus ID: 185422071
2014
2014
Cloth, Gender, Politics: The Armagh Handkerchief (Northern Ireland, 1976)
L. Purbrick
2014
Corpus ID: 155615860
L’article porte sur un mouchoir decore par des femmes de l’Armee Republicaine Irlandaise (IRA) pendant leur incarceration a la…
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2000
2000
The Narrative of the Transform Period ——Intensive Reading of SU Man shu's The Story of the Redish Handkerchief
Wang Xiang
2000
Corpus ID: 192939112
The novel of the final period of the Qing dynasty is in a transform period when the novel is very flourishing in quantity but…
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2000
2000
His Best Friend On The Range-The Cowboy＇ s Bandanna
梅青荐
2000
Corpus ID: 193528349
Today the cowboy seems to be giving up wearing the bandanna handkerchief. Perhaps he thinks it makes him look too much like a…
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Review
1992
Review
1992
Sugar Barons and Bureaucrats: Unravelling the Relationship Between Economic Interest and Government in Modern Germany, 1799-1945
S. George
1992
Corpus ID: 18544809
On January 11, 1799, the agricultural chemist Franz Carl Achard presented the king of Prussia with a pound of white sugar…
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