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Plant Growth, Yield, and Quality of Bush Tea (<i>Athrixia phylicoides</i>) as Affected by Deficit Hidrico and Mulching. [PDF]

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Ndou VT, Mabhaudhi T, Goge M, Papo T, Shozi M, Ramphinwa ML, Mudau FN.   +6 more
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Science and the Bush Administration

Science, 2005
Scientists' current outrage at the Bush administration's assault on science in the U.S. is understandable but might miss the real threat—the administration's subtle yet deliberate redefinition of accepted principles of what constitutes good evidence to guide policy development.
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The Bush Administration and Hydrogen

Science, 2003
Two recent articles, “Potential environmental impact of a hydrogen economy on the stratosphere” (T. K. Tromp et al. , Reports, 13 June, p. [1740][1]) and “Rethinking hydrogen cars” (D. W. Keith, A. E. Farrell, Policy Forum, 18 July, p.
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The Bush Administration’s Record on Nursing Issues

Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice, 2005
The article addresses a number of initiatives taken in 2005 by the Bush Administration to address nursing issues. Summaries are provided of the investments in the Nurse Reinvestment Act, Financial Aid, access issues (including expanded community health centers), costs (including medical liability reform), information technology and the revised fair ...
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The Bush Administration

2013
The centralisation of the military decisions in one agency that was very closely associated with the president made it easier for the neoconservatives to influence him. On the structural level the decision-making process in the Pentagon was circumscribed to a select few.
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The Bush Administration's Health Care Plan

New England Journal of Medicine, 1992
The genesis of the debate over the nation's health care system lies in a paradox: on the one hand, more dollars are being spent on health care in the United States than in any other country; on the other hand, some 15 percent of our citizens do not have health insurance. As a society, Americans spent over $666 billion on health care in 1990 (the latest
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The Bush Administration, Sex and the Moral Agenda

2007
1. The rise of the moral agenda and American public opinion; 2. The politics of 'W-ism'; 3. Gay rights, same-sex marriage and AIDS; 4. 'Pet your dog...': sex education and contraception; 5. Obscenity and indecency; 6. Building 'healthy' marriages; 7. Abortion and the 'culture of life'; 8.
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Energy policy of the Bush administration

Energy Policy, 1990
Abstract US energy policy is directed toward providing adequate supplies of clean, affordable energy in support of long-term economic growth and strategic security. To provide a cohesive framework for US policy, we are developing a national energy strategy. It will forecast energy meeting those needs, and recommended choices.
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THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION:

2009
During the 2000 presidential campaign, George W. Bush announced that he would pursue a "distinctly American internationalism" in foreign policy (Bush i999a), largely in contrast to the liberal internationalism of the Clinton administration. He initially sought to have a foreign policy that placed greater emphasis on American national interests than on ...
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Budgeting during the Bush Administration

Public Budgeting & Finance, 2009
The beginning of a new administration is a particularly good time to look back at budgeting in the prior presidential administration, to make more visible the areas of continuity and change. Four themes stand out from the administration of George W. Bush: tax reductions and the growth of deficits; efforts to reform Social Security and Medicare focusing
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