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Impact of Dual Antiplatelet Therapy Versus Monotherapy in Acute Stroke Management: A Systematic Review.

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Adil Areeb M, Mohanty R, Hisoriya HB, Mithani J, Ogungbemi OT, Pathak K, Farooq U, Al Dhaheri R, Aziz AZ, Kausar N, Raza A.   +10 more
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STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF POTTERY TERMS IN ENGLISH AND TAJIK LANGUAGES

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THEORETICAL ISSUES OF POTTERY TERMINOLOGY IN TAJIK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES

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‘Linguistic compatriots’: on the relationship between Tajik and Judeo-Tajik language and literature

Central Asian Survey
Thomas Loy
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5 Tajik Sign Language in context

2023
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Measures of length and volume in the Pamir and Tajik languages of Tajikistan

Rodnoy Yazyk. Linguistic journal, 2021
The article provides an overview of the traditional measures of length and volume adopted in some Iranian languages of Tajikistan. It comprises a review of vocabulary associated with dimensional measurement using parts of the body, as well as volume, area and weight measurement and a structural-semantic analysis of phraseology.
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The Tajik Language and the Socio-linguistic situation in the Mountainous Badakhshan

Iran and the Caucasus, 2004
The population of the Autonomous Region of Mountainous Badakhshan speaks different Pamir languages: Shughni, Rushani, Khufi, Bartangi, Roshorvi, Sariqoli, Yazghulami, Wakhi and Ishkashimi. These are spoken languages par excellence, having no script and written tradition. Nearly all Pamir languages to a certain extent can be characterised as "endangered"
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Use Of Authentic Materials In Tajik-Language Schools

International Journal of Pedagogics
This article discusses the fundamentals of selecting authentic resources in Tajik-language schools, their inclusion in textbooks, and issues such as second language teaching in bilingualism.
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The influence of the Tajik language on the vocalism of Central Asian Arabic dialects

Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, 1970
The Arabs in Central Asia occupied in the past, as is well known, considerable territory, especially in the lower parts of the basins of the Zarafshān and Qashqa-daryā rivers, and also in Khojend and the south-eastern regions of Tajikistan.In the course of centuries the majority of the Central Asian Arabs have lost their language and only small groups ...
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