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Say NO to ET

Journal of the Autonomic Nervous System, 2000
The endothelial cells release both relaxing [nitric oxide (NO), endothelium-derived hyperpolarizing factor (EDHF), prostacyclin] and contracting factors [endoperoxides, thromboxane A(2), superoxide anions, endothelin-1 (ET)]. The production of ET is inhibited by NO.
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Saying Yes and Saying No

1999
Saying ‘no’ is not simply a Luddite reaction. Women in particular have been associated with saying ‘yes’ at many different levels in their lives. Women who say ‘no’ are stereotypically seen as hard, ruthless, ambitious and egoistic. At the end of the last chapter, I quoted Johnson (1977), who believes that the essential task for women is saying ‘no ...
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Saying Unsaid

2022
Abstract and Keywords to be supplied.
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"They say. what say they? Let them say"

Notes and Queries, 1900
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They Say, They Say, They Say: Some New Voices of the Nineties

1997
Traditionally, the relationship between the reader of a poem and its writer has been a rather intimate one. The writer tells us extremely personal things about his or her life while we politely pretend not to listen. Or, as John Stuart Mill suggested in the nineteenth century, it is the writer who pretends that we cannot hear him or her.
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Components of engagement in saying-is-believing exercises

Current Psychology, 2022
Hye Rin Lee, Jacquelynne Eccles, Peter McPartlan   +2 more
exaly  

On saying “enough”: Decolonizing subjectivities in English language learning

International Journal of Educational Research, 2022
Joseph Sung-Yul Park
exaly  

Saying Of

Analysis, 1977
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Acknowledging coparticipant's contribution to one's interactional goal: The multiple saying in Mandarin Chinese conversations

Journal of Pragmatics, 2022
Xiaoli Zhou
exaly  

Saying Goodbye

The American Journal of Nursing, 1985
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