International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... table 3 ) . Meanwhile , the percentage of women who had between one and three years of college education increased during each year from 1940to 2000 , and women with four or more years of college education surpassed those in any other ...
... table 3 ) . Meanwhile , the percentage of women who had between one and three years of college education increased during each year from 1940to 2000 , and women with four or more years of college education surpassed those in any other ...
Strana 125
... table 5 , for each year prior to 1980 , the largest percentage of these women employed outside the home worked as operatives ( e.g. , seamstresses , apprentices ) . From 1980 on , the percentage of females doing professional / technical ...
... table 5 , for each year prior to 1980 , the largest percentage of these women employed outside the home worked as operatives ( e.g. , seamstresses , apprentices ) . From 1980 on , the percentage of females doing professional / technical ...
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... Table 7 shows the relationship between the places where spouses live and their age at marriage . Table 7 : The Distribution of the place where the Wife Lives by the Husband's Age at Marriage Never married % 15-17 years 18-20years 21-23 ...
... Table 7 shows the relationship between the places where spouses live and their age at marriage . Table 7 : The Distribution of the place where the Wife Lives by the Husband's Age at Marriage Never married % 15-17 years 18-20years 21-23 ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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