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Reproducibility and Reliability of Free-Water-Corrected Diffusion Tensor Imaging of the Brain: Revisited. [PDF]
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Comparative environmental impact analysis of screening tests for colorectal cancer: a single-centre life cycle assessment. [PDF]
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External validation and refinement of the Psychosis Polyrisk Score to detect individuals at clinical high risk for psychosis. [PDF]
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Dual regulatory role of IS91-encoded Orf121 in IS91 transposition. [PDF]
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Initiation of eplerenone vs. spironolactone and all-cause mortality in HFrEF: linked database study. [PDF]
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Russian Review, 1979
More than any period in the life of Boris Leonidovich, Pasterak, the rich few months he spent in Marburg in 1912 were dense with key developments that were to shape the rest of his life and poetic career. The intellectual, emotional, and cultural experiences which he underwent at that time were crucial indeed for his future growth.
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More than any period in the life of Boris Leonidovich, Pasterak, the rich few months he spent in Marburg in 1912 were dense with key developments that were to shape the rest of his life and poetic career. The intellectual, emotional, and cultural experiences which he underwent at that time were crucial indeed for his future growth.
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Oxford Art Journal, 1978
We are extremely fortunate in being able to publish the following article on the Russian artist Leonid Pasternak by his elder daughter, Josephine. Her words provide a unique glimpse into Pasternak's later years, which he spent in Oxford. Although already 78 when he moved to the city, Pasternak's age scarcely stemmed his creativity and he continued to ...
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We are extremely fortunate in being able to publish the following article on the Russian artist Leonid Pasternak by his elder daughter, Josephine. Her words provide a unique glimpse into Pasternak's later years, which he spent in Oxford. Although already 78 when he moved to the city, Pasternak's age scarcely stemmed his creativity and he continued to ...
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