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Book Review: Pinch,Franklin C.,Allister T. MacIntyre,Phyllis Browne,and Alan C. Okros,eds. (2006). Challenge and Change in the Military: Gender and Diversity Issues. Kingston,Ontario,Canada: Canadian Defence Academy Press
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