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The prevalence of alcohol references in music and their effect on people's drinking behavior: A systematic review and meta‐analysis

open access: yesAlcohol, Clinical and Experimental Research, Volume 48, Issue 3, Page 435-449, March 2024.
We conducted a meta‐analysis to estimate the prevalence of alcohol references in music and its association with drinking behaviour. The overall pooled prevalence of alcohol references in music was 24.0%. However, the pooled prevalence varied across different music content like lyrics only (22.0%), visual elements of music videos only (25.0%), and both ...
Gedefaw Diress Alen   +4 more
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KABALI ÇAYI (SİNOP) HAVZASI’ nın EPHEMEROPTERA (INSECTA) LİMNOFAUNASI

open access: yes, 2019
Kabalı Çayı (Sinop) Havzası'nın Ephemeroptera (Insecta) limnofaunasını tespit etmek amacıyla Haziran-1999 ile Haziran-2000 tarihleri arasında 174adet nimf örneği toplanarak incelenmiş ve 7 familyaya ait 10 cinse bağlı 13 türün (Baetis lutheri, B. muticus, B. rhodani, B.
Tanatmış, Mustafa, Ertorun, Nesil
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KORKUTELİKARABAYIR TAŞ YIĞMA TÜMÜLÜSLERİIŞIĞINDA DEMİR ÇAĞ KABALİS VE MİLYAS İLİŞKİLERİ

open access: yes, 2017
Korkuteli Nebiler Köyü'nün 3 km doğusunda Karabayır olarak adlandırılan mevkiide, Antalya Müzesi tarafından 1993 yılında üç adet taş yığma tümülüs kurtarma kazısı yapılmış ve kazılar esnasında bir dinos belgelenmiştir. Bu dinos'un, Uylupınar yerleşimi nekropol kazılarında ortaya çıkarılan ve Elmalı Karaburun III Tümülüsü kazılarında tespit edilen diğer
Dökü, F. Eray, Baytak, İsmail
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Kabalis (Kibyratis) bölgesi tarihi coğrafyası ve çağlar boyu yerleşim modelleri-Urbanizasyon

open access: yes, 2014
This study presents the historical geography and urbanization model of Kabalis (Kibyratis) in Ancient period and locally its boundary relationships with Lydia, Lykia, Phrygia, Pisidya regions. Thesis subject's period comprises Pre-Neolithic Period from Iron Age towards the end of East Roman Empire.
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Michala Benešová, Ve světle kabaly: Židovská mystika v polské literatuře meziválečného období, Praha 2016

open access: yesStudia Slavica = Slovanské Studie / Uniwersytet Opolski, Ostravská Univerzita, 2016
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New Inscriptions from the Kabalis

Journal of Philia, 2022
In this article eight new inscriptions from the Kabalis region are published on the basis of the documentation preserved in Vienna (ÖAI, ÖAW). The funerary inscriptions (texts nos. 1–5, 7–8) shed light on local onomastics, inscription no. 6 is a dedication to the Theoi Hosioi, attested until now only in Phrygia.
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Ares Reliefs and a New Votive Inscription to Ares in the Rural Highlands of Kabalis / Kabalia

Adalya, 2022
2017 yılından itibaren Kabalis / Kabalia yüksek yaylalarında sürdürülen Uylupınar (Erken Kibyra) yüzey araştırmalarında, hareketli çiftçi ve çobanların kırsal yaşamlarına dair Roma Dönemi yoğun arkeolojik izleriyle karşılaşılmıştır. Bu izlerden en önemlileri, kalıcı ya da dönemsel yerleşimler, yüksek yayla kırsalında yerleşimlerle bağlantılı mezar ...
Feyzullah Eray DÖKÜ, Şenkal KİLECİ
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A Study of Cultural Invasion: A Subaltern Perspective through the Movie Kabali

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science
This article concentrates on how cinema is used to spread an ideology. Indian cinema, known for its diversity and vibrancy, has witnessed several films that have left an indelible mark on both the industry and the audience. Among these, "Kabali" stands tall as a cinematic masterpiece that transcended regional boundaries and garnered international ...
Dr.Kannan. D, Dr. Narasimhamurthy S V
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Kabalis / Kabalia Yüksek Yayla Yerleşimlerinde Zeus ve Şimşek Demeti Kabartmaları

2023
The worship of Zeus, the head of the gods of Olympus, is more widespread in rural areas than in urban centers in the Kabalis / Kabalia region. Zeus, who is generally seen in cities for the prosperity and well-being of the city or for amity in treaties, has a different presence in rural areas than the established cult in the cities.
DÖKÜ, Feyzullah Eray   +1 more
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