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Ralph Borghard (born 17
April 1944) is a
German former figure skater who
represented East
Germany for most of his career. He is the 1963 Blue
Swords champion...
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Josef Borghard (born 5
December 1933) is a
German racing cyclist. He rode in the 1961 Tour de France. "Josef
Borghard".
Cycling Archives.
Retrieved 2...
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cause physical damage (for example, to the
electrical grid).
Erica Borghard of the
Atlantic Council and Columbia's
Saltzman Institute and Jacquelyn...
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Studies Quarterly. 57 (4): 672–682. doi:10.1111/isqu.12017. ISSN 0020-8833.
Borghard,
Erica D.; Lonergan,
Shawn W. (2017). "The
Logic of
Coercion in Cyberspace"...
- S2CID 29361290.
Archived from the
original on 2021-01-26.
Retrieved 2021-11-06.
Borghard,
Erica D.; Lonergan,
Shawn W. (2017). "The
Logic of
Coercion in Cyberspace"...
- Canada 7 11 1746.6 85 10
Monty Hoyt United
States 6 12 1755.5 81 11
Ralph Borghard United Team of
Germany 10 7 1742.2 90 12 Sepp Schönmetzler United Team...
- that
Keszler and a
fellow single skater,
Ralph Borghard, had
trained together to
compete in pairs.
Borghard had
recently escaped from East
Germany during...
- 1984
Summer Olympics Silver Medal.
Olympian in 1976, 1980 and 1984. Max
Borghard. Two-time US
National Team member.
Currently Women's Head
Coach at Rutgers...
- Tomz 2007, "The
seminal article is
Fearon 1994.".
Schultz 2001.
Snyder &
Borghard 2011. W****s 2008. W****s 2014. Kertzer,
Renshon & Yarhi-Milo 2021. Raknerud...
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questioned its
causal logic and
empirical validity. Jack
Snyder and
Erica Borghard argue that
there is no
evidence of
audience costs in any post-1945 crises...
