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The Ledger of Tobacco Control

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1996
To the Editor. —Three points should be kept in mind by antismoking advocates, especially if they desire some credibility in the eyes of a skeptical public who are not nearly as committed to the current crusade against the tobacco industry. 1 First, whether addictive or not in the long-term, cigarettes are not instantly addictive.
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Expanding the Ledger

1990
The last chapter introduced the principles of double-entry book-keeping and applied them to assets and sources of finance. In this chapter we will apply these rules to the asset, stock. Then we will consider how to deal with transactions involving expenses and incomes.
Michael Herbert, George Bright
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Goldsmith and the Public Ledger

Language and Literature: International Journal of Stylistics, 2001
Three essays, first published in 1760 in the Public Ledger, have been attributed to Goldsmith, though on somewhat scanty evidence. A stylometric study of these, based on samples from authentic Goldsmith material and from four control authors, suggests that one piece is very probably his, while the other two are almost certainly not.
Peter Dixon, David Mannion
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A Pair of Ledgers

2016
Dillard compares the respective strengths and weaknesses of these theologies. While Streit theology ascribes a definite phenomenology of struggle to our encounter with the holy, it threatens to make divinity hopelessly inscrutable, conflates negative metaphysical antinomy with enigmatic divinity, and lacks any obvious connection to Christian doctrine ...
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Preparing the Ledger Accounts

1993
The principle of double entry book keeping hinges on the fact that there are two parts to all financial transactions. If an off-licence purchases champagne they acquire a stock of champagne, but at the same time they have to pay for it, which means they have less cash as a result.
Humphrey Shaw, Sally Messenger
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