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Wong argues that democratization made possible the contest of various ideas, and social and redistributive policy issues became salient political cleavages after political democracy was introduced. The issue of cleavages in American attitudes toward social welfare has received surprisingly little attention except as expressed by aggregated data. DMAE added to the embryos at the two-cell stage in concentrations of 100-400 [micro]M did not alter cleavage divisions or blastulation, but at very high concentrations (600-800 [micro]M), cleavages were inhibited (Figures 2 and 3). |
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