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He'd produced his own mix - master narrative of bipolar opposites translating whack and blite with multilingual inexhaustibility . But , one day while dutifully crossing and recrossing borders he'd reversed his polarities once too often ...
He'd produced his own mix - master narrative of bipolar opposites translating whack and blite with multilingual inexhaustibility . But , one day while dutifully crossing and recrossing borders he'd reversed his polarities once too often ...
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Cabeza de Vaca and his companions become the first border beings produced by the experience of living in what later will become the US - Mexico border . On land still disputed between the European and the Native American , Cabeza de ...
Cabeza de Vaca and his companions become the first border beings produced by the experience of living in what later will become the US - Mexico border . On land still disputed between the European and the Native American , Cabeza de ...
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The authors producing this literature were born , for the most part , in the 1950's , and their work began to be published in the 1980's . They can be placed into three different groups : those who have produced a body of well ...
The authors producing this literature were born , for the most part , in the 1950's , and their work began to be published in the 1980's . They can be placed into three different groups : those who have produced a body of well ...
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