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Emergency Nurse, 2002
The RCN ENP network group has proposed a rewrite of its definition of 'emergency nurse practitioner'.
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The RCN ENP network group has proposed a rewrite of its definition of 'emergency nurse practitioner'.
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Abstract In this chapter the author describes the process of fine-tuning one’s song after it is written. Rewriting is one of the most crucial steps in the songwriting process, and the reader is prompted to boldly embrace the journey to create a perfect union between the music, melody, and words, carefully examining each part of the song ...
Alex Epstein, Marko Deška
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Alex Epstein, Marko Deška
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JAMA, 1967
Most authors, particularly those with little experience, use too many words. And most factual writing gains clarity by being shortened. This shortening becomes a large part of the much neglected task of revision, a task which seems necessary to produce truly skillful, effective writing. Garland 1 has suggested—at least partly seriously —that "...
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Most authors, particularly those with little experience, use too many words. And most factual writing gains clarity by being shortened. This shortening becomes a large part of the much neglected task of revision, a task which seems necessary to produce truly skillful, effective writing. Garland 1 has suggested—at least partly seriously —that "...
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Rewriting the Renaissance, Rewriting Ourselves
Shakespeare Quarterly, 1987My purpose is to assess, from a feminist standpoint, the current relations between new historicism and feminist criticism. I shall begin with two institutional moments: Stephen Orgel's reading of "Prospero's Wife" at the "Renaissance Man/Renaissance Woman" conference at Yale University in March 1982 and the meetings of the seminar on "Images of Gender ...
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1994
So far, the works in this area have tried to define suitable properties of non-terminating relations in order to guarantee that the intended infinite term can be reached as the limit of w-converging derivations. The main advantage of these approaches is the generality of the framework with respect to the set of infinite definable terms: no a priori ...
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So far, the works in this area have tried to define suitable properties of non-terminating relations in order to guarantee that the intended infinite term can be reached as the limit of w-converging derivations. The main advantage of these approaches is the generality of the framework with respect to the set of infinite definable terms: no a priori ...
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2021
Abstract The chapter surveys all the forms of rewriting in Byzantine literature: copying longer or shorter extracts from an “original” work; drawing on a previous text and adapting it into a new one; providing a new version by reworking an older text in terms of its language, style, and length; and parodying and modifying its literary ...
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Abstract The chapter surveys all the forms of rewriting in Byzantine literature: copying longer or shorter extracts from an “original” work; drawing on a previous text and adapting it into a new one; providing a new version by reworking an older text in terms of its language, style, and length; and parodying and modifying its literary ...
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Rewriting Shakespeare, Rewriting Ourselves
South Central Review, 1993Phyllis McBride, Peter Erickson
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