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D-optimal candexch algorithm-enhanced machine learning UV-spectrophotometry for five-analyte determination in novel anti-glaucoma formulations and ocular fluids: four-color sustainability framework with NQS assessment and UN-SDG integration. [PDF]

BMC Chem
Al Kamaly O, Al-Khateeb LA, Halim MK, Katamesh NS, Magdy G, Abbas AEF.   +5 more
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Burnout, associated factors and coping strategies among nursing professionals in Kerala, India: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]

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Ambujam JK, Francis PT, Olickal JJ, Sarma PS, Thankappan KR.   +4 more
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Names of Characters of Non-Hungarian National Groups in Hungarian and Austrian Humour Magazines in the second half of the 19th Century

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Visual Political Humour as Political Dissent: South African Online Posters Under Government of National Unity

African Journal of Inter/Multidisciplinary Studies
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Impartial humour in war times: global and national cartoons on Russian full-scale aggression in Ukraine

Semotiuk, Orest, Hladyr, Yana
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Humour & National Identity in Canadian Contemporary Art: Diana Thorneycroft, Simon Hughes & BGL

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A discourse analysis of national identity in Nigerian stand-up humour

Discourse Studies, 2020
This article explores the comedic construction of national identity in Nigerian stand-up comedy. By national identity, I mean collective perspectives on the sociopolitical and cultural realities of postcolonial Nigeria. While critical discourse analysis provided the framework for interpretation, data was derived from purposively sampled recorded videos
I. Filani
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‘A Nation that Laughs Together, Stays Together’: Deconstructing Humour on Twitter During the National Lockdown in South Africa

Digital Humour in the Covid-19 Pandemic, 2021
From the seemingly mundane jokes about everyday life in lockdown to the viral video of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa struggling to put on his mask correctly, there was never a dull moment on Twitter during the lockdown period. Indeed, the comic relief was no doubt a welcome diversion amidst the stringent stay-at-home rules of the hitherto ...
N. Ndlovu
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