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Leon Sullivan picked up Jackson's standard and philosophy of production through his OIC (Opportunity Industrialization Center) and PAED (Progress Association for Economic Development). The Church Fathers, as Boswell has observed (339-41), did not use malakos but rather other terms for "effeminate," but they were certainly preoccupied with effeminacy (for which the related noun malakia sometimes was used (Clement of Alexandria, PAEDAGOGUS 2, chapters 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; for paederastia, see PAED. Merger of local and regional economic-development alliances like HREDA and PAED is a trend that began in the 1980s and has been reignited by forces such as the mergers of huge national and international companies, which provide significant funding for economic-development agencies. |
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