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Leveraging endocrine sensitivity in ER-positive DCIS: Neoadjuvant therapy and nonoperative management. [PDF]

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Recasting Workers' Power

2023
Drawing on ethnographic studies of precarious work in Africa, this innovative book discusses their implications for labour of how globalisation and digitalisation are drivers for structural change. It explores the role of digital technology in new business models, and ways in which digitalization can be harnessed for counter mobilisation.
Edward Webster, Lynford Dor
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The Contingency of Recasts and Noticing

CALICO Journal, 2009
Recasts are an important type of implicit negative feedback that has attracted much attention in both L1 research and SLA research. The utility of recasts in face-to-face interaction has been empirically established, and the contingency of recasts is argued to be the key.
Fei, F, Roots, R, Lai, C
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Recasting Economic Inequality

Review of Social Economy, 2000
Arguing that it is necessary to refine the study of Indian inequality by studying patterns of inter group disparity, this essay highlights the salience of caste for this purpose. Outlining the imperatives of an economic enquiry into contemporary caste inequality, the essay critically reviews the small body of the theoretical and empirical work ...
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Recasting the “ethno” in “epidemiology”

Medical Anthropology, 1994
Collaboration between ethnography and epidemiology has a long and noble history, longer and nobler than most people realize. This article presents the argument that the growing interest in ethnography is, in fact, a way to reestablish nineteenth century epidemiology's concern with host and environment.
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