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Lois Lundell Higgins has written: 'Policewoman's manual' -- subject(s): Policewomen 'How business and employee communications can help contribute to crime prevention' -- subject(s): Citizen participation, Crime prevention
Lois S. Steinberg has written: 'Social science theory and research on participation and voluntary associations' -- subject(s): Citizens' advisory committees in education, Bibliography, Citizens' associations
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The possessive form for the proper noun Lois is Lois's.Example: I will be at my friend Lois's house.
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The possessive form is Lois's.This is Lois's birthday.
Lois Laurel's birth name is Lois Jefferson.
Lois Rosenfield's birth name is Lois Fried.
Lois Gould's birth name is Lois Regensburg.
Lois Hamilton's birth name is Lois Aurino.