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U of T Law Class 19-04
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U R a dial tone
(2014-12)This report is Lauren’s thoughts on her life, including the three years spent at UT, with some focus on her thesis film; the sci-fi, office comedy, "U R a Dial Tone." -
U-Pb geochronology of the Late Cretaceous Eagle Ford Shale, Texas; defining chronostratigraphic boundaries and volcanic ash source
(2014-08)The Eagle Ford Shale and equivalent Boquillas Formation (Late Cretaceous) contain abundant volcanic ash beds of varying thickness. These ash beds represent a unique facies that displays a range of sedimentary structures, ... -
The U.S. Army School of the Americas: mission and policy during the Cold War
(2004)The Cuban Revolution was the watershed of U.S.-Latin American relations in the cold war and led a generation of policymakers to work assiduously to prevent its recurrence. The U.S. Army School of the Americas became a ... -
U.S. Balance of Trades Problems (Statement by Shirley Chisholm)
(U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971-08-06) -
U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform
(1997)The U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform was created by Congress to assess U.S. immigration policy and make recommendations regarding its implementation and effects. Mandated in the Immigration Act of 1990 to submit an ... -
U.S. Department of Homeland Security response to IAC inquiries
(U.S. Department of Homeland Security, 2009-01-14)At the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights hearing of October 22, 2008, a series of inquiries were made of the United States Government ("government") regarding the planning processes used for the installation of ... -
U.S. Engagement in the Western Hemisphere (February 2018)
(Texas National Security Review, 2018-02) -
U.S. EPA Draft Rules on Geological Storage: Selected Stakeholder Feedback
(UK-Texas Technical Workshop, Houston, Texas, 2008-12-08) -
The U.S. ESRDC advances power system research for shipboard systems
(IEEE, 2008-09)In an effort to advance the research and development capabilities related to shipboard power systems, the U.S. Office of Naval Research created the Electric Ship Research and Development Consortium. This group of seven ... -
U.S. Finance and Trade Links with Less-Developed Countries, PRP 61
(LBJ School of Public Affairs, 1984) -
U.S. foreign policy interests in Central Asia : tradeoffs, competing interests, and outcomes
(2010-05)Foreign policy making often involves the balancing of priorities and tradeoffs. U.S. foreign policy to Central Asia has changed over time, in response to regional concerns and domestic priorities. This study examines U.S. ... -
U.S. Intervenes in Angola Strife (Remarks by Shirley Chisholm)
(U.S. Government Printing Office, 1975-12-19) -
U.S. Navy Fighters Tracklists
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The U.S. refugee admissions program in Austin : the story of one Congolese family
(2014-05)In 2013, the U.S. Department of State allocated nearly $45 million to the Texas Office of Refugee Resettlement to help aid with the resettlement of 6,922 refugees. Approximately 10 percent of all refugees who were brought ... -
U.S. senators on Twitter : party polarization in 140 characters
(2014-12)The tenor of the Senate no longer relies on traditions of apprenticeship and courtesy. The modern reality is a highly party-polarized institution, encouraging intraparty loyalty and interparty discord. Senators’ behavior ... -
U.S. slaughterhouse industry : masculinity, violence, and a call for feminist intervention
(2016-05)A slaughterhouse is a location in which animals are disassembled into meat products consumed by the public. In the United States, this process is made invisible due to a restructuring of the industry that took place in the ... -
The U.S. small hydropower industry : opportunities for development and barriers to success
(2011-05)With many states recently enacting either renewable energy mandates or goals,the small hydropower industry has a unique opportunity to supply a growing portion of U.S. electricity supply. But the procedure to obtain a ... -
U.S. Trade with Newly Industrializing Countries, PRP 72
(LBJ School of Public Affairs, 1986) -
U.S. women’s professional volleyball gets another chance, for the players’ sake
(2015-05)Volleyball is the third most popular sport for girls in the U.S., with almost 16,650 female players in the NCAA. However, there are few opportunities for even the most accomplished women to further their athletic careers ...
