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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1990
Class V erosion lesions must be restored to reinstate esthetic appearance, overcome sensitivity, or prevent further loss of tooth structure. Restoration has been a problem, but, with the advent of adhesive techniques, it is far less traumatic. The most widely advocated method currently uses composite resin as the primary restorative material with ...
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Class V erosion lesions must be restored to reinstate esthetic appearance, overcome sensitivity, or prevent further loss of tooth structure. Restoration has been a problem, but, with the advent of adhesive techniques, it is far less traumatic. The most widely advocated method currently uses composite resin as the primary restorative material with ...
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An examination was made of the role of rainfall and runoff in soil loss from a krasnozem. Treatments included those of rainfall alone, runoff alone and rainfall and runoff together. Major soil losses were obtained when rainfall and runoff was applied simultaneously, minor losses occurred from rainfall and runoff alone.
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BMJ, 1997
Every parent worries about meningitis, especially in Gloucestershire. When 4 year old Amy developed a high temperature and headache one evening her mother, both sensible and experienced, requested a home visit. I found Amy to have no signs of meningitis and discussed the probability of a viral illness and the course that this might take.
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Every parent worries about meningitis, especially in Gloucestershire. When 4 year old Amy developed a high temperature and headache one evening her mother, both sensible and experienced, requested a home visit. I found Amy to have no signs of meningitis and discussed the probability of a viral illness and the course that this might take.
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1997
Abstract Much argument about the sovereignty of states is made hopelessly simplistic by its generality. Should we recognize state sovereignty or not? Do states have too much sovereignty or just about the right amount? And so forth. In order to get a firm grasp, we must examine specific matters over which states could be permitted or ...
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Abstract Much argument about the sovereignty of states is made hopelessly simplistic by its generality. Should we recognize state sovereignty or not? Do states have too much sovereignty or just about the right amount? And so forth. In order to get a firm grasp, we must examine specific matters over which states could be permitted or ...
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Educational Policy, 2006
This article explores how districts negotiate the conflict that emerges as they attempt to de-legitimize inequity by prompting institutional and organizational-level changes that create equitable access and outcomes for all children. To this end, this article highlights the contentious nature of this pursuit as well as the intended and unintended ...
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This article explores how districts negotiate the conflict that emerges as they attempt to de-legitimize inequity by prompting institutional and organizational-level changes that create equitable access and outcomes for all children. To this end, this article highlights the contentious nature of this pursuit as well as the intended and unintended ...
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2002
Abstract Even as the international antislavery convention celebrated victories and anticipated victories from the Atlantic to the Indian oceans, deep shadows were beginning to fall over the great experiment. With the ending of apprenticeship, the price of sugar to the British consumer rose to a height not equaled since the end of the ...
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Abstract Even as the international antislavery convention celebrated victories and anticipated victories from the Atlantic to the Indian oceans, deep shadows were beginning to fall over the great experiment. With the ending of apprenticeship, the price of sugar to the British consumer rose to a height not equaled since the end of the ...
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