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The landmark Swann suit had its origins in the 1955 Supreme Court decision known as Brown II . Brown II gummed up the initial 1954 Brown ruling--which had decreed segregated schools unconstitutional--by saying, in a now-infamous oxymoron, that desegregation should proceed "with all deliberate speed."
Moreover, the district, unlike other cities and because of its unique constitutional origins, cannot annex its fleeing middle class.
Its origins are obscure, but we know that it is distantly related to Finnish and belongs to the Finno-Ugric group of languages.
Architecturally, though, the two buildings make a harmonious pair: both have classical façades that hide their Gothic origins.
The health belief model (HBM), which has driven so much of public health programming in the past decade, is predicated on the idea that individuals or their carers must first perceive the health issue as a problem, and then understand its origins and causes [ 14 ] . The HBM is driven by the premise that behaviour change must be preceded by knowledge change.