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Clark's nevus

Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 1999
"Clark's nevi" is the name we apply to lesions that have been referred to in the past as dysplastic nevi or nevi with architectural and/or cytologic atypia. Our criteria for this histopathologic diagnosis include such architectural features as: (1) uneven distribution of melanocytes along the dermoepidermal junction; (2) irregularly spaced junctional ...
J S, Metcalf, J C, Maize
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Rumbles and Clark Reply:

Physical Review Letters, 1996
A Reply to the Comment by C.E. Mungan and T.R. Gosnell. {copyright} {ital 1996 The American Physical Society.}
, Rumbles, , Clark
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Clarke

2019
Abstract This chapter discusses the views on self-interest and morality of Samuel Clarke (1675–1729), the most important Newtonian philosopher of his day. Clarke’s views on ‘fittingness’ are explained, along with his idea that there are three ‘great branches’ of ethics: piety, righteousness, and sobriety. His broad welfarism in ethics is
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Clarke evades talks

Nursing Standard, 1988
Talks between unions and management on clinical grading broke down last week as the Conservative Party assembled in Brighton for their conference.
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Clarke's enterprise zone

Nursing Standard, 1988
Health Secretary, Kenneth Clarke, delivered a warning to the NHS to be 'more business like' when he addressed the Conservative Party Conference in Brighton last week.
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Clark

2017
This chapter focuses on William Clark, who replaced Brigadier General Benjamin Howard in command at Saint Louis. Major General William Henry Harrison suggested Clark, whom he knew from the days when they had both served under “Mad Anthony” Wayne.
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Clarke on Clarke

2020
George Elliott Clarke, Paul Barrett
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