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A Journal of Onomastics
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The Distinctive Hispanic Names (DHN) Technique: A Method for Selecting a Sample or Estilmating Population Size

Abraham D. Lavender
Pages 1-16 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Jeremy S. Dillon, Paul R. Burger & Barbara G. Shortridge. (2007) The Growth of Mexican Restaurants in Omaha, Nebraska. Journal of Cultural Geography 24:1, pages 37-65.
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John H. Moore. (1995) Mvskoke Personal Names. Names 43:3, pages 187-212.
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Abraham D. Lavender. (1993) Sephardic political identity: Jewish and cuban Interaction in miami beach. Contemporary Jewry 14:1, pages 116-132.
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