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Youth mental health and religiously framed radicalization in the Middle East and North Africa region: a review of evidence and gaps. [PDF]
Front PsychiatryAndrade G, Benlahcene A, Bedewy D.
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Proceedings of the 7th conference on Information technology education, 2006
The field of Information Technology has grown rapidly since the World-Wide Web dramatically expanded applications of the Internet in the mid-90s. While the United States has taken a leading role in defining the IT curriculum and accreditation standards, there is much work on the international scale in IT programs around the world.This paper will ...
P. Mani Joseph, Barry M. Lunt
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The field of Information Technology has grown rapidly since the World-Wide Web dramatically expanded applications of the Internet in the mid-90s. While the United States has taken a leading role in defining the IT curriculum and accreditation standards, there is much work on the international scale in IT programs around the world.This paper will ...
P. Mani Joseph, Barry M. Lunt
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1972
Excerpt To the editor: The paper by Borhanmanesh and colleagues, "Tuberculous Peritonitis," (Ann Intern Med76:567-572, 1972) is of considerable interest, not only for its content but also because o...
A P, Gelpi, F, Borhanmanesh
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Excerpt To the editor: The paper by Borhanmanesh and colleagues, "Tuberculous Peritonitis," (Ann Intern Med76:567-572, 1972) is of considerable interest, not only for its content but also because o...
A P, Gelpi, F, Borhanmanesh
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2013
The Middle East is a region of diverse cultures, political systems, economies, historical experiences, and international alliances regardless of the monolithic view of the region from the outside. These differences become real sources of division and conflict within as well as among the nations in the region.
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The Middle East is a region of diverse cultures, political systems, economies, historical experiences, and international alliances regardless of the monolithic view of the region from the outside. These differences become real sources of division and conflict within as well as among the nations in the region.
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Journal of The Royal Central Asian Society, 1957
D URING the past four years the Middle East has been experiencing the latest and by far the most serious of Russia's many attempts to establish her influence there. It is the most serious partly because Russia has never before been so powerful or so well organized, partly because the character of the Middle East has fundamentally changed during the ...
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D URING the past four years the Middle East has been experiencing the latest and by far the most serious of Russia's many attempts to establish her influence there. It is the most serious partly because Russia has never before been so powerful or so well organized, partly because the character of the Middle East has fundamentally changed during the ...
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2015
A Fulbright Scholarship provides one nurse with a yearlong opportunity in Amman, Jordan. Editor's note: This column chronicles the author's experience teaching abroad this past year.
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A Fulbright Scholarship provides one nurse with a yearlong opportunity in Amman, Jordan. Editor's note: This column chronicles the author's experience teaching abroad this past year.
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The Upheaval in the Middle East and China’s Middle East Policy
Journal of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies (in Asia), 2012Due to more than one-year's upheaval, many Middle Eastern countries experienced regime change, and Syria is the next target and center of this political swirl.
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AAPG Bulletin, 1981
ABSTRACT Petroleum production in Middle East countries during 1980 totaled 6,747,719,000 bbl, or an average rate of 18,436,390,000 bbl/d, down 13.9% from 1979. Increases were in Saudi Arabia and Syria. Significant decreases occurred in Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, and Turkey. New discoveries were made in Abu Dhabi, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sharjah,
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ABSTRACT Petroleum production in Middle East countries during 1980 totaled 6,747,719,000 bbl, or an average rate of 18,436,390,000 bbl/d, down 13.9% from 1979. Increases were in Saudi Arabia and Syria. Significant decreases occurred in Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, and Turkey. New discoveries were made in Abu Dhabi, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sharjah,
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