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Original $($From Glock, Levy, & Ng$\text{'}$s $1995$ article$)$: Bias is an inescapable academic reality, but it can be made usetur py harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake.

Citation: Glock et al$.(1995)$ contends that it is virtually impossible to escape bias in the academic world, but he notes that bias "can be made useful by harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's $($sic$)$ past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake". $($pg$.49)$

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a$.$ Glock et al$.(1995)$ contends that it is virtually impossible to escape bias in the academic world, but they note that bias "can be made useful by harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's $($sic$)$ past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake". $($p$.49)$

b$.$ Glock et al$.(1995)$ contend that it is virtually impossible to escape bias in the academic world, but they note that bias "can be made useful by harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's $($sic$)$ past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake". $($p$.49)$

c$.$ Glock et al$,(1995)$ contend that it is virtually impossible to escape bias in the academic world, but they note that bias "can be made useful by harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's $($sic$)$ past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake" $($p$.49).$

d$.$ Glock et al$.(1995)$ contend that it is virtually impossible to escape bias in the academic world, but they note that bias "can be made useful by harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's $[$sic$]$ past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake" $(p,49.$

e$.$ Glock, Levy, and $Ng(1995)$ contend that it is virtually impossible to escape bias in the academic world, but they note that bias "can be made useful by harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's $[$sic$]$ past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake ${?}^{\text{'}\text{'}}(p\mathrm{.}49).$

f$.$ Glock, Levy, & Ng $(1995)$ contend that it is virtually impossible to escape bias in the academic world, but they note that bias "can be made useful by harnessing it to serve the needs of the people who's $[$sic$]$ past is being investigated and whose cultural self$-$understanding is at stake" $($p$.49).$