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Americans respond to millennium poll
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with contributions from Jane Lampman, Jonn A. Szada

The power of ordinary people
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"I've Watched Guys.
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with contributions from Steve Blow, David Grinspoon, Anthony F. Aveni

When discipline is love
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IN A POLL conducted by Cyber Dialogue, a New York City-based research firm, 62.
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As experts from Boston University's Center for Millennial Studies.
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One of the latest board games is called Infection.
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with contributions from Anthony B. Robinson

Slightly Over A year ago, aggressive racist and anti-Semitic literature was distributed in several communities in the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania.
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with contributions from Louis Dupre, Bishara Awad

A review of forty articles from various journals that studied the relationship between religion and teen crime.
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with contributions from Robert Wuthnow, Luis Palau, Sondra L. Shapiro

Thanks To Transport for Christ, International, truck drivers in Russia have access to a mobile chapel and a stationary chapel that present the Christian gospel to interested travelers.
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According To A Study led by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, non-profit organizations employ nearly nineteen million people and represent a $1.
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with contributions from Wendy E. Anderson

In a study conducted by Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, researchers discovered that 61 percent of patients interviewed were likely to pray at least once a day as compared with 29 percent of physicians.