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Notes on the ContributorsDr Hannah
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AcknowledgementsWe would like to th
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Introduction 1Literature and Nation
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introductionliterary lens, while at
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introductionArabic and Palestinian
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writing the nationI do not mean to
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writing the nationand, indeed, nece
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writing the nationadvocate from a w
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writing the nationWatani Party (Bar
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writing the nationHowever much they
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writing the nationchange, we can re
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writing the nationon an affair ‘s
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writing the nationhimself as a stau
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writing the nation… A person scru
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writing the nationcomrades till he
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writing the nationWere they chantin
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writing the nationto disrupt the re
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writing the nationAmazingly Abduh,
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