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Because right here was where a women's libber movement was founded and whose streets bore the footprints of freedom fighters who risked their lives for our independence, and these will never be more real to me than that.

Womenfolk should identify with her a lot more as she is the real protagonist, the one perfect 'woman's libber'.

She blames their fresh behavior on their Black Panther mother and women's libber stepmother.

278-285), by Julia Scheeres, who at 13 had been "a budding 'women's libber'--that most hated and denounced creature among conservative Christians--although I didn't know it yet (p.

"It's a total team effort, Kayle (Manns) is giving me great sets and our libber is being aggressive.

They could only tell so much from my file and, given the times, wanted to see if I was "a bra-burning women's libber" who just wanted to get in because the system said no.

He delights in coining words ("extraceedingly" [671) in changing the form of "Mg," nouns (spanking becomes 4 spankage" [2441, kissing becomes "kissage" [285]), and in reversing letters so that October becomes "Tocober" (206), Petoskey "Teposkey" (220), and the Goddess of Liberty the "Libber of Goddesty" (98).

Women were still second-class citizens, and Constance became a very early women's libber.

J., Kendler J., Libber S., (1973) Studies on the in-vitro cytotoxicity of erythromycin esteolate.

Existing research indicates that competent communication results in the reduction of medical error (Britten, Stevenson, Barry, Barber, & Bradley, 2000), reduction in medical liability (Beckman, Markakis, Suchman, & Frankel, 1994), improved patient adherence to treatment regimens (Garrity, 1981), and increased satisfaction between patient and physician (Bartlett, Grayson, Barker, Levine, Golden, & Libber, 1984).