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Sensation seeking in England and America: cross-cultural, age, and sex comparisons.
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1978This study compared the factor structure of the Sensation-Seeking Scale (SSS) in English and American samples, and a new form of the SSS, applicable to both samples, was constructed.
M. Zuckerman, S. Eysenck, H. Eysenck
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A. G. MacDonell’s England, their England
2018England, their England, a now forgotten bestseller, was one of a series of travelogues produced by survivors of the First World War during the 1930s in a country recovering its sense of purpose and identity; unusually, in this case it took the form of an autobiographical novel. A. G.
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The Lancet, 1969
Abstract Since 1946, 8 fatal cases of rabies in man have been confirmed in England; in each case the infection had been acquired abroad and in 7 resulted from a bite by a rabid dog. Early administration of specific antiserum and a full course of vaccine can protect delay in starting, almost as much as absence of treatment may be detrimental.
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Abstract Since 1946, 8 fatal cases of rabies in man have been confirmed in England; in each case the infection had been acquired abroad and in 7 resulted from a bite by a rabid dog. Early administration of specific antiserum and a full course of vaccine can protect delay in starting, almost as much as absence of treatment may be detrimental.
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Archives of Dermatology, 1994
DERMATOLOGISTS IN the United States and in the United Kingdom treat the same diseases with similar therapies, with similar success. We speak the same language—almost. However, the postgraduate training and administration of dermatology is vastly different on both sides of the Atlantic. Another common factor is that both the American and British systems
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DERMATOLOGISTS IN the United States and in the United Kingdom treat the same diseases with similar therapies, with similar success. We speak the same language—almost. However, the postgraduate training and administration of dermatology is vastly different on both sides of the Atlantic. Another common factor is that both the American and British systems
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Notes and Queries, 1907 2007
Abstract In England, tort law is characterised by its traditional approach. English common law has its roots in medieval times but is presumed to have been there since time immemorial. In the area of non-contractual liability, there are no rules but only torts that provide a remedy (for example, damages) if something has gone wrong in a ...
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Abstract In England, tort law is characterised by its traditional approach. English common law has its roots in medieval times but is presumed to have been there since time immemorial. In the area of non-contractual liability, there are no rules but only torts that provide a remedy (for example, damages) if something has gone wrong in a ...
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INFANT MORTALITY, CHILDHOOD NUTRITION, AND ISCHAEMIC HEART DISEASE IN ENGLAND AND WALES
The Lancet, 1986D. Barker, C. Osmond
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