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Naming a New Self: Identity Elasticity and Self-Definition in Voluntary Name Changes Celia Emmelhainz 156-165 2012-09-01
Geographical Accuracy of Place-Based Collegiate Athletic Conference Names in the United States Michael D. Sublett 222-237 2020-10-09
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