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The wisdom of the minority [PDF]
Journal of Economic Theory, 2009 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Steven Callander, Johannes Horner
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Minority-minority and minority-majority technology transfer
Communications of the ACM, 2005Finding technology solutions to help those in need can often lead to welcomed answers for all if we look at the big picture.
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Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2021
Having multiple intersections of identity makes navigating geoscience complicated. Now is the time for non-marginalized people to take action and dismantle the biased system, outlines Jazmin Scarlett.
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Having multiple intersections of identity makes navigating geoscience complicated. Now is the time for non-marginalized people to take action and dismantle the biased system, outlines Jazmin Scarlett.
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Minor houses/minor architecture
AI & SOCIETY, 2010Deleuze and Guattari develop a notion of “minor literature” in their short book on Kafka, and the opposition major/minor has been used with varying degrees of success by critics working in a range of disciplines including architectural theory. Teasing out the potentially subversive implications of the major/minor opposition requires reading it in ...
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Minor Tranquilizers for Minor Problems
Psychological Reports, 1967In a recent study of the comparative effectiveness of chlordiazepoxide ( L i b r i ~ m ( ~ 1 Hoffman-La Roche, Inc.), prazepam (a chlordiazepoxide analogue), and placebo in the short-term treatment of convalescing alcoholics, over 50 criterion measures of pauent change were employed. Some of these were exploratory and their results were not included in
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1957
ACEREBRAL concussion, whatever the cause, means that a person's brain has been shaken violently within the frame of the skull. For practical purposes, this head injury can be classified as a minor, moderate, or severe concussion. Cases classified as minor concussions are those in which there is usually no open, penetrating wound into the scalp, skull ...
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ACEREBRAL concussion, whatever the cause, means that a person's brain has been shaken violently within the frame of the skull. For practical purposes, this head injury can be classified as a minor, moderate, or severe concussion. Cases classified as minor concussions are those in which there is usually no open, penetrating wound into the scalp, skull ...
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Spanish in Context
Abstract We explore self-reported use of the second-person singular pronoun vos by a group of speakers of Central American Spanish in the state of Nebraska. A specific case of interdialectal contact that takes place in five non-metropolitan communities in the ...
Isabel Velázquez, Marcelo Gomes Pérez
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Abstract We explore self-reported use of the second-person singular pronoun vos by a group of speakers of Central American Spanish in the state of Nebraska. A specific case of interdialectal contact that takes place in five non-metropolitan communities in the ...
Isabel Velázquez, Marcelo Gomes Pérez
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