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… for a cause is an appealing alternative to a life shorn of meaning. Alienation Arrives in America For those of us who … control over their daily lives and removed the sources of meaningful living—creative work, human relationships not …

… of the sport and have full membership in the ICC, meaning that they have voting rights and can play test … and adapted the sport, which took on diverse roles and meanings. For some, it was simply a popular pastime, …

… abuses common to company towns of the period. For them, meaningful collective bargaining could deliver a fair day's …

… stake on both sides is the question—so foundational to the meaning of American democracy and society—of what role the … kids." No one would argue with that. The question that has plagued education reform for over half a century has been …

… light the deep movements that shape its forms, intensity, meaning.   But the history of war, defined as a bottom-up …

… of its member states. In order to avoid the inertness that plagued its predecessor, the League of Nations, the U.N. was …

… peat deposits, a key factor in the wildfires that have plagued Arctic landscapes since 2016 and that blanketed …

… values. "Be Americans First," he beseeches his audiences, meaning be "western."   But Tancredo misunderstands the …   Undeniably, the Naturalization Act of 1790 was made meaningless for African Americans by its reference to "free …

… liberate enslaved nations raised large questions about the meaning of freedom at home. As such, it gave impetus to the …

… in general, divesting Luddism of its particular historical meaning. Without context, the striking parallels and …