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A Tradition ofTraditional Medicine

Pain Medicine, 2011
“Mo, Hi, Ba … Yo! (1, 2, 3 … Go!).” My Vietnamese hosts were very enthusiastic and insistent about toasting with beer at the celebratory dinner for our medical mission to Vietnam. As the evening progressed and the toasting continued, I noted that my beer glass appeared to have no bottom, or at least my Vietnamese hosts were ensuring I never reached it.
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The Sociological Tradition or Traditions?

The American Sociologist, 2014
Almost five decades on, Nisbet’s The Sociological Tradition remains instructive for anyone seeking to write a general history of sociology. Combining a distinctive approach to the history of ideas with a curious lack of methodological self-consciousness, its dated feel belies the relevance of its substantive concerns.
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The Tradition of no Tradition

2019
This chapter explores the origins of Israeli comics, with a particular focus on three early women comics creators: Leah Goldberg, Friedel Stern, and Elisheva Nadal. It then explores the work of three influential artists from the 1970s-1980s: Dudu Geva, Uri Fink, and Michel Kichka.
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The justification of vincristine dose capping: tradition, tradition…tradition!

Leukemia & Lymphoma, 2020
‘You may ask, how did this tradition start? I’ll tell you – I don’t know. But it’s a tradition…’-Tevye, Fiddler on the Roof In the accompanying article, Weis et al.
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The Tradition of the Destruction of Tradition

Tekstualia, 2018
The paper focuses on the attributes of the polish avant-garde, especially in the modern polish theatre. In Tadeusz Kantor’s words: it is „the tradition of the destruction of tradition”. The most important and infl uential tradition in Poland – since the nineteenth century – is romanticism and its legacy.
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Traditional Politics or the Politics of Tradition?

Reviews in American History, 1993
In the beginning there was the Civil Rights Act of 1964. And it was good. But its political fallout was bad. The liberal Democrats who had crafted the legislation and identified their party with its spirit and implications had alienated white southerners and embarked on a path that would eventually distance them from other "key voters" as well.
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