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Title: A systematic approach to faculty religious development
Author: Newton, Robert R. (Robert Ryan)
Date: 1979
Genre: article
Version: Version of record.

Title: A tale of two theories: An expository look at the development of the Thomist and the New Natural Law theories and the debates between the two groups from the end of the Second Vatican Council through the release of Veritatis Splendor
Author: Cadin, Eric
Date: 2012
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Pope, Stephen, Doyle, Dominic

Title: The tandem catalytic asymmetric allene diboration/imine allylation and the asymmetric transition-metal-catalyzed conjugate allylation of activated enones
Author: Sieber, Joshua Daniel
Date: 2008
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Morken, James P.

Title: The technologies of relationship and a new sense of interior life: Making teenagers aware of their creatureliness
Author: Brito, José Maria
Date: 2012
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Doyle, Dominic, O'Keefe, Theresa

Title: The temple controversy in the four gospels
Author: Alvarez, Francis D.
Date: 2013
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Harrington, Daniel J., Stegman, Thomas D.

Title: The thirty and one-third earnings exemption in AFDC: What was its effect?
Author: Rein, Mildred
Date: September 1973
Genre: report
Center: Center on Wealth and Philanthropy

Title: The time bind and God's time
Author: Fischer, Claude S., Hout, Michael, Latham, Nancy
Date: 2000
Genre: working paper
Center: Work and Family Research Network

Title: The top ten NLRB cases on Facebook firings and employer social media policies
Author: O'Brien, Christine Neylon
Date: 2014
Genre: article
Version: Version of record.

Title: The tradeoff between health and wealth in retirement decisions
Author: Brown, Kristine M.
Date: May 2014
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: The trajectory of wealth in retirement
Author: Love, David A., Palumbo, Michael G., Smith, Paul A.
Date: 2008
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

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