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Ending, Not Quite Ending, and Not Ending At All

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly
I consider the place of termination in contemporary psychoanalytic practice. A more flexible approach to therapeutic endings represents one dimension of a broader paradigm shift away from rule-boundedness and toward clinical flexibility. In any event, final, less-than-final, and absent goodbyes have always been part of psychoanalytic reality despite ...
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The End of Ends

Anthropological Quarterly, 2012
This paper assesses the conceptual and technological negotiation of an absolute end. The idea of a total ending is sublime: it is located outside of language and powerful precisely because of its sheer incomprehensibility. Yet, through the 20th century the United States built large-scale technological systems capable of achieving an absolute end to
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On Terminating, Ending, and Not Ending

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly
The author describes and reflects upon his clinical experiences with both mutually desired terminations and coerced endings. He addresses issues of technique, being real in termination and post-termination contact in addition to offering his perspectives on the role of theory in determining the phenomena of termination, retraumatizing aspects of ...
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End To End

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2014
In 2009, when Lonza made a bid to acquire Patheon, a contract manufacturer of drugs in final dosage form, industry watchers shook their heads and said, “Nope.” Such an acquisition didn’t make sense, given the fundamental differences between Lonza’s main business, the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), and Patheon’s production of ...
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An End Is Not the End

2021
Leah Jones, Cathy Leamy
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HEALING OF END‐IN‐END ANASTOMOSES

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1960
Summary An account is given of the series of changes observed in the healing of an end‐in‐end anastomosis constructed in the rates ileum. It was found that mucosal continuity was re‐established mainly by the contraction of newly formed granulation tissue on the peritoneal surface of the intussuscepted bowel.
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An End Is Not the End

2020
Leah Jones, Cathy Leamy
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Mechanism, cellular functions and cancer roles of polymerase-theta-mediated DNA end joining

Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2021
Dale A Ramsden   +2 more
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