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Personalized prognostic model for colorectal cancer in the era of precision medicine: a dynamic approach based on real-world data. [PDF]

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Abstract Chapter 8 analyzes Obama’s industrial policy, which was largely motivated by the 2008 Financial Crisis. His administration pursued industrial policy rooted in Keynesian economic principles, combining large-scale stimulus packages with sector-specific support for manufacturing, renewable energy, technology, and automobiles ...
Marco R. Di Tommaso, Vinod K. Aggarwal
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Listening to President Obama: A Short Examination of Obama’s Communication Practices

American Behavioral Scientist, 2011
This article brings three divergent fields of expertise together to take a closer look at President Barack H. Obama’s first 2 years in office. From a theoretical perspective, the changes in the understanding of communication and their impacts on international affairs are discussed.
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Obama's Conservation Legacy

Scientific American, 2016
The article presents statistics on U.S. President Barack Obama's conservation efforts due to the Antiquities Act passed in 1906 by President Theodore Roosevelt which allows Presidents to protect land by proclamation without needing the permission of Congress.
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The Obama Administration, the Left and Narratives of Failure

The Political Quarterly, 2012
Barack Obama's election as US president gave rise to hopes of radical reform. Indeed, comparisons were drawn with 1932 and there were references to ‘realignment’. Many on the left were quickly disappointed by the limited character of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the abandonment of proposed reforms, and the concessions that were made to ...
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“Our” Candidate Obama: Barack Obama in the Brazilian Elections

2017
This chapter examines the “obamization” of Brazilian politics; that is, how out of the mainstream political scene Afro-Brazilian candidates sought to appropriate Obama’s campaign artifacts, hoping to reproduce the U.S. president’s success in the polls.
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