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One would expect these people to be culturally and politically conservative, yet they voted for the New Deal, participated in a general strike for union recognition in 1937, and fought the company so insistently in the mid-40s that Fine titles one section "the Long Wildcat Strike, 1943-1947. The authors examine the local effects of neo-liberal globalization in the province at a time when a politically conservative government engineered and implemented a huge number of policy changes over a short period of time. She said the franchise faces significant resistance amid the politically conservative Antelope Valley, noting that several players had conflicts with their husbands regarding their pursuit of the sport. |
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