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Introduction
Why Persuade?
How The Lines Get Bent
The Power to Make Belief
Education Activities
- Introduction for Educators
- Glossary for Students
Exhibition Events
About This Exhibition
Bibliography
Contributors

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Chicago “Dancing around a disputed border.” In Bending Lines: Maps and Data from Distortion to Deception. Boston: Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library, 2020. https://www.leventhalmap.org/digital-exhibitions/bending-lines/power-belief/3.3.2/.

MLA “Dancing around a disputed border.” Bending Lines: Maps and Data from Distortion to Deception, Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library, 2020. https://www.leventhalmap.org/digital-exhibitions/bending-lines/power-belief/3.3.2/. Accessed DD Mon. YYYY.

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Bending Lines
The Power to Make Belief
Borders, Nations, and Territory

Dancing around a disputed border

Title	[India-Pakistan Border]
Creator	Google; Map data: Google
Year	2020

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