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, 2010 The periodic table provides the backdrop for the thirty examples presented below. Each word in the list is the result of replacing a single letter in the name of a chemical element with another and permuting the ensuing ...
Kahan, Steve
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Journal of Family Medicine and Primary CareIntroduction: Amid the ongoing Non-Communicable Disease and COVID-19 pandemic, understanding prevalence and characteristics associated with work stress is vital from a health and economic perspective, more so among information technology (IT ...
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LOVE IT. HATE IT. MISUNDERSTAND IT. TELEVISION
, 2013 Television. So often derided or adored for its alleged properties of distraction or pleasure. Blamed by pediatricians for making children weigh more than is fashionable in evidence-based public policy. Criticized by some cultural critics for diverting the young, the middle-aged, the firm, and the infirm from attending to real matters of state or heart.
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, 2010 Combining recent moment and sparse semidefinite programming (SDP) relaxation techniques, we propose an approach to find smooth approximations for solutions of problems involving nonlinear differential equations.
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BMC Family Practice, 2010 Abstract Background Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, lack of exercise and an unhealthy diet are the key modifiable factors contributing to premature morbidity and mortality in the developed world. Brief interventions in health care consultations can be effective in changing single health behaviours.
Smith Christine +15 more
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pump it, grind it, suspend it, cumpact it, blend it, dry it, compress it, burn it, cool it [PDF]
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scrub it rub it freeze it squeeze it [PDF]
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Sketch it, stitch it / Draw it, print it
Rachael’s lecture, 'Sketch it, Stitch it' will cover the breadth of her experience from designing accessories for fashion designer Paul Smith to public seating in a library.\ud \ud \ud Rachel's workshop experience is 'Draw it, print it', beginning with drawing toy animals, leading on to stencil screen-printing on to fabric.
Howard, R, Cork Textiles Network
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Submission to the Commons Select Committee on Education
, 2011 Computing is a rigorous, intellectually rich discipline alongside Maths, Science, or History. Like those subjects, Computing explores foundational principles and ideas, rather than training students in skills that date quickly. In an increasingly digital,
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