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Usage
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{{Course assignment|course= Education Program:Duquesne University/UCOR 143 Global and Cultural perspectives (Fall 2014)|term= 2014 Q3}}
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{{Course assignment|course= Education Program:Duquesne University/UCOR 143 Global and Cultural perspectives (Fall 2014)|term= 2014 Q3|Wiki_Ed = yes|links|cats|format|sources|images|medrs}}
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