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The program traces its roots to 1971, when the community college began offering a class in exotic animal studies, expanding to a full-fledged major three years later.

After James returned his talents to Cleveland in 2014, the Cavaliers also brought back Jones, first as a “roving instructor” and player-development coach and later as a full-fledged assistant.

What started as a rebranding ballooned into a full-fledged crisis that spooked investors, shook employees, angered customers and rattled the marketing industry.

God creates man in his likeness and image: Mr. Persico follows the reception of this short phrase through the centuries, revealing how it unfolds into a full-fledged defense of individual human worth.

Although affordability conditions may improve, high mortgage rates and elevated home prices will likely continue to limit activity and prevent a full-fledged recovery.