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Bull markets and bull sessions

Culture and Organization, 2012
Frankfurt's (2005. On bullshit. Princeton: Princeton University Press) having given the term ‘bullshit’ philosophical respectability is quite timely for an understanding of the financial services industry. There is no doubt a preponderance of financial bullshitting nowadays, much more in fact than in the not so distant past.
Douglas E. Allen   +2 more
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‘Aging bull’

Medical Hypotheses, 1996
An old bull, it is said by those who know, can have his troubles. Included among these are vertebral osteosclerosis and ankylosing spondylosis; this stiffening up limits, rather than accentuates, the value and reproductive potential of a stud bull past his prime.
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Tony R Bull

BMJ, 2016
Tony R Bull was born in 1934, the son of a dentist. He trained at the London Hospital, and after working in Jamaica he was appointed as a consultant surgeon to the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital and subsequently Charing Cross Hospital. …
Ian, Mackay, Elinor, Sawyer
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Mechanical Bull Syndrome

Southern Medical Journal, 1982
Although the mechanical bull was originally designed to train cowboys for the rodeo, nearly 1,000 of these machines are in use in night clubs and amusement parks throughout the United States. We have treated 84 mechanical-bull-related injuries in our institution, the most common to the groin and the lower extremity (32%).
R Y, McConnell, G A, Rush
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Bull Riderʼs Myositis

Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 2004
A 21-year-old man was evaluated for acute hip pain with skeletal scintigraphy to exclude femoral neck stress fracture. The bone scan revealed extraosseous tracer uptake in the adductor muscles of the thighs bilaterally. History revealed multiple episodes of mechanical bull riding within the previous week. Muscle uptake of bone scanning agents may occur
Kathy, Tieu   +2 more
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Bull semen RNAase revisited

Journal of Molecular Biology, 1981
Abstract A new RNAase, RNAase SPL, was discovered (Reddy et al. , 1979), which constituted most of bull semen RNAase activity; it was reminiscent in many of its properties of the bovine seminal RNAase we have studied for many years (see References), but different from it in other respects.
D'ALESSIO, GIUSEPPE   +6 more
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