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The Rise and Fall of the Hiram–Solomon Alliance: Zionist, Hebrew and Lebanese Nationalism, and the 1982 Israeli Invasion of Lebanon

Nations and Nationalism, EarlyView.
Asher Kaufman
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Salivary kynurenine pathway metabolites as potential non-invasive markers of glandular dysfunction in Sjögren's disease. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Park Y, Song YS, Koh JH, Lee JJ, Kim WU, Park SH, Kwok SK.   +6 more
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Selective head-and-neck cooling as a treatment method for concussions in elite male rugby union players: the Clinical Observed Outcomes with Local HEad-and-neck cooling After Diagnosed concussions (COOLHEAD) study protocol. [PDF]

BMJ Open Sport Exerc Med
Brown J, Dunlop M, Badenhorst M, Owen C, Marklund N, Andrews P, Hay A, Bazo M, Rossouw H, Hanly D, Dyson C, Jones D, Stokes K, Kemp SPT, Cross M, Jones B.   +15 more
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A Bayesian Mixture Model approach to expected possession values in rugby league. [PDF]

PLoS One
Sawczuk T, Palczewska A, Jones B, Palczewski J.   +3 more
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Mechanisms, injury patterns, and kinematic features of hamstring strain injuries in football (soccer): a systematic review and meta-analysis of video-analysis studies. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Xia J, He J, Yao J, Zhu Y, Mao L, Zhu X.
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Urban Networks of Lyon’s Catholic League (1589–1594)

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The educational work of the Catholic Women's League in England 1906-1923

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Enduring the Catholic League

2021
Abstract Vulnerability and vigilance are key motifs inhabiting L’Estoile’s later writings on villainy. During the Catholic League’s brief supremacy in Paris (c.1588–94), L’Estoile led a double existence: effectively collaborating with the Leaguer administration through his work in the chancery, he used his journals to report noteworthy ...
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Nantes and the Origins of the Catholic League of 1589

Sixteenth Century Journal, 2002
The Catholic League in Nantes was a movement for urban defense led by a majority of the municipal elites. It was not simply a defensive movement against a predatory crown, but was the culmination of a resurgence of urban autonomy originating in the crown's inability to defend the city against external threats, both Huguenot military forces and royal ...
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The Catholic League, 1584-88

2000
Scott M Manetsch
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