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Original Article

Comparative Analysis Of Tense Verb Forms In Chechen And Ingush Languages

Aza Sultanovna Tokaeva
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Timerlan Ibragimovich Usmanov
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Elina Side-Akhmadovna Idrazova

Keywords: Verb tense forms, Nakh language family, assimilation, palatalization, labialization

Article no: 202

Pages 1531-1538

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.202

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Original Article

Ethnic Groups And Family Violence In High School Students In Ecuador

Miguel Ángel Posso Yépez
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Mayra Verónica León Ron
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Mairett Yuri Rodríguez Balza
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Henry Cadena Povea

Keywords: Adolescents, ethnic groups, high school students, Imbabura, family violence.

Article no: 33

Pages 260-267

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.02.33

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Original Article

Role Of A Young Family In Social Structure Of Russian Society

Roza Kamilevna Shamileva
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Musa Muslievich Ibragimov
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Zara Yasuevna Umarova
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Aset Baudinovna Dohaeva

Keywords: Social status, social structure, young family, interests and needs, family policy, state support

Article no: 328

Pages 2492-2497

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.328

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