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Tuberculosis: a medical evergreen [PDF]
Acta Radiologica, 2015 Tuberculosis was once believed to be a hereditary disease and the cause of death in 25% of the population in Europe in the 17th century. The American physician and poet Oliver Wendell Holmes called it the white plague and the English writer Charles Dickens described it as a disease which medicine never cured.
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Studia Litteraria et Historica, 2012 Editorial
Joanna Tokarska-Bakir, Anna Zawadzka
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The Evergreen A Northern Seasonal [PDF]
Nature, 1895 IT is not often that a reviewer is called upon to write art criticism in the columns of NATURE. But the circumstances of the “Evergreen” are peculiar; it is published with a certain scientific sanction as the expression of a coming scientific Renascence of Art, and it is impossible to avoid glancing at its aesthetic merits.
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The Politics of Ornament: Remediation and/in The Evergreen [PDF]
ESC: English Studies in Canada, 2015 In “towards a theory of the periodical genre,” Margaret Beetham observes that “the material characteristics of the periodical ... have consistently been central to its meaning” (22–23). In particular, Beetham emphasizes, “the elation of blocks of text to visual material is a crucial part of ” the periodical’s processes of signification and the reader’s
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DURATION OF LEAVES IN EVERGREENS
American Journal of Botany, 1917 While the duration of leaves in evergreens is not at all a new subject, very little systematic work seems to have been done toward determining durations for an extended list of evergreen species. This work was begun for the purpose of determining the leaf duration of the evergreen species of trees and shrubs in western Washington.
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, 2023 Evergreen is a collection of poems about many things: mothers, Korean women, tragic love, and trees, both evergreen and not. It traces a line through the women, real and imagined, who have shaped my family, and whom I deeply desire to know, because their lives have led me to where I am now.
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Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2009 openaire +2 more sources
Evergreen in B&W | A B&W Evergreen Design
, 2018 La Sicilia è terra di conquista, si sa. “Da 2.500 anni siamo colonia”, lamentava Tomasi Di Lampedusa. Più che un’isola, “la Sicilia è un continente”, è stato detto giustamente, perché qui sono venuti tutti: Fenici, Cartaginesi, Greci, Romani, Goti, Visigoti, Arabi, Normanni, Francesi, Spagnoli, Piemontesi e, nella Seconda guerra mondiale, perfino ...
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