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Nonviolence / Military organization / Nationalism / Conscientious objector / Conscription / Conscription in the United States / Sociology / Military service / Constitution / Military sociology / Military science / Conscientious objection
Date: 2013-09-17 09:18:50
Nonviolence
Military organization
Nationalism
Conscientious objector
Conscription
Conscription in the United States
Sociology
Military service
Constitution
Military sociology
Military science
Conscientious objection

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