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Researchers using the Implicit Association Test have found that people who were more quick to associate good things with White names or faces also were the quickest to perceive anger and apparent threat in Black faces. Their findings demonstrate:
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Roman builders used rows of arches in there buildings to form a curved ceiling called what
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