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Mount Vernon: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (Vol. 2, No. 1)
, 1986 The long-running publication "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" -- more usually called simply YTT -- was created by the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association as part of its ongoing effort to communicate with its special constituencies of historians, scholars and ...
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of the Union
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Massive Gastric Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma: A Rare Case of Aggressive Primary Refractory Disease
The Surgery JournalRibal Aby Hadeer +4 more
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Mapping Mount Lebanon: Political and Sectarian Boundaries in the Late Ottoman Middle East
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The Jawz Valley. Reconstructing an Ottoman ‘waterscape’ in Mount Lebanon
Levant, 2019Mount Lebanon, with its complex topography, abundance of water and often dense vegetation cover, has rarely featured in the new and growing field of medieval and Ottoman archaeology of the Levant.
Astrid Meier, Jennie Bradbury
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The religious soundscape of Mount Lebanon in the 18th and the first half of the 19th century
British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 2023This article looks at the use of church bells by the Christian communities of Mount Lebanon in the 18th and the first half of the 19th century. The region was part of the Ottoman Empire, where bell ringing for religious purposes was forbidden.
Alex Rodríguez Suárez
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Health literacy levels and correlates among refugees in Mount Lebanon.
Public Health, 2021OBJECTIVES The study aimed to assess the levels and correlates of health literacy among refugees. STUDY DESIGN This is a cross-sectional study design.
C. Bouclaous +4 more
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Journal of Peasant Studies, 2022
Research on the Southwest Asia North Africa region often focuses on turbulent upheaval and landscape change in urban areas, and less on the rural and agrarian spaces left behind. In this paper, we look at the varying trajectory of landscape change in two
W. Thomson, Cynthia Gharios, R. Zurayk
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Research on the Southwest Asia North Africa region often focuses on turbulent upheaval and landscape change in urban areas, and less on the rural and agrarian spaces left behind. In this paper, we look at the varying trajectory of landscape change in two
W. Thomson, Cynthia Gharios, R. Zurayk
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ANISOTROPIC MULTIFRACTAL SCALING OF MOUNT LEBANON TOPOGRAPHY: APPROXIMATE CONDITIONING
, 2021We used multifractals to analyze the Lebanese topography focusing on Mount Lebanon. The elevation data were obtained from NASA STRM Global Digital Elevation of Earth Land, spaced at 80[Formula: see text]m in the East-West direction, and at 90[Formula ...
Firas Gerges +3 more
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IFR Journal of Humanities, Social Science and Politics
This study explores the impact of the Ottoman reforms, implemented under the framework of the Tanzimat (1856–1876), on the social and political structure of Mount Lebanon.
Alaa Khudhair Obaid
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This study explores the impact of the Ottoman reforms, implemented under the framework of the Tanzimat (1856–1876), on the social and political structure of Mount Lebanon.
Alaa Khudhair Obaid
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The Impact Of Cashless Payments On Smes’ Financial Performance In Mount Lebanon
IOSR Journal of Economics and FinanceCashless payments are one of the innovations playing a significant role in business strategy. However, in Lebanon, the economic and financial crisis has forced SMEs to primarily use cash as a mode of payment, leading to numerous issues affecting their ...
Nadia Al Masri, Danie Khawaja
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