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WIKWprost I Kultura (Polish; cultural events guide; Warsaw, Poland)
WIKWet Inkomensvoorziening Kunstenaars (Dutch: Income Law for Artists; Netherlands)
WIKWillen Is Kunnen (Dutch; Belgian drum and bugle corps)
WIKWissenschaftliches Institut für Kommunikationsdienste GmbH (Bad Honnef, Germany)
WIKWork In Kind


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Lynda Bylund Wik grew up swimming off the point at the house that used to sit on this lot, at a time when Bylunds occupied most of the homes on the road.
Garrick Small reports on the complexities associated with the Australian Wik people's successful land claim in "A Just Integration of Western and Customary Land Rights in Australia" The Australian government illegally expropriated arable Wik lands many decades ago and established long-term pastoral leases of those lands to nonindigenous farmers.
Spider fear is far more prevalent among females than males (Fredrikson, Annas, Fischer, & Wik, 1996), and consequently, only female participants were recruited.
 
 
 
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