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Journal of Language and Sexuality, 2012
Previous researchers discussing cybersexuality have been fascinated with the body-less-ness of cybersex. They have focused on the textual productions and (re)formations of the self that are allowed in this space independent of the body. Thus, the cyber becomes the space of transformation and fluidity of the self while the ‘real’ becomes the site of the
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Previous researchers discussing cybersexuality have been fascinated with the body-less-ness of cybersex. They have focused on the textual productions and (re)formations of the self that are allowed in this space independent of the body. Thus, the cyber becomes the space of transformation and fluidity of the self while the ‘real’ becomes the site of the
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2014
This chapter carries forward a structuring thread of the book: Rapp's turning over of the uncarved, integrated animal analogy presented in the closing section of the Phaedrus as a way to understand the shape and methods of the text as a whole. Here she considers the movement and transformation of the argument across the dialogue's main speeches in the ...
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This chapter carries forward a structuring thread of the book: Rapp's turning over of the uncarved, integrated animal analogy presented in the closing section of the Phaedrus as a way to understand the shape and methods of the text as a whole. Here she considers the movement and transformation of the argument across the dialogue's main speeches in the ...
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The Estimation of Streptomycin in Body Fluids
Science, 1946C W, Price, J K, Nielsen, H, Welch
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1973
In a lean adult male, about 60 per cent of the body weight consists of water. Fatty tissue contains very little water and so as the amount of fat in the body rises, so the proportion of body weight made up of water falls. Females are almost always rather fatter than males and so in a normal female 50–55 per cent of the body weight consists of water. In
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In a lean adult male, about 60 per cent of the body weight consists of water. Fatty tissue contains very little water and so as the amount of fat in the body rises, so the proportion of body weight made up of water falls. Females are almost always rather fatter than males and so in a normal female 50–55 per cent of the body weight consists of water. In
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Global patterns in excess body weight and the associated cancer burden
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2019Ahmedin Jemal +2 more
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