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Irish Studies Review, 2005
No room has ever been as silent as the room Where hundreds of violins are hung in unison. (Michael Longley, ‘Terezin’, Gorse Fires) All these facts that I have given you are absolutely true. Folks in Ireland have been slow to believe such things. They need to be badly shaken.
Katrina Goldstone, Gerald Dawe
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No room has ever been as silent as the room Where hundreds of violins are hung in unison. (Michael Longley, ‘Terezin’, Gorse Fires) All these facts that I have given you are absolutely true. Folks in Ireland have been slow to believe such things. They need to be badly shaken.
Katrina Goldstone, Gerald Dawe
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Annals of the International Communication Association, 1991
Who governs and controls the media? Whose interests do they serve? What resources do they use? What is the nature of their products? What needs are being met and what are not met? These are just some of the general questions that should be central within any program of communication research. ...
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Who governs and controls the media? Whose interests do they serve? What resources do they use? What is the nature of their products? What needs are being met and what are not met? These are just some of the general questions that should be central within any program of communication research. ...
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ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences, 2023
Coral reefs, commonly found in tropical coastal areas, are the world’s most complex marine ecosystems. But how do deeperwater corals differ from easier-to-study reefs in shallower waters?
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Coral reefs, commonly found in tropical coastal areas, are the world’s most complex marine ecosystems. But how do deeperwater corals differ from easier-to-study reefs in shallower waters?
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2009
The Bill of Rights was designed to protect the American public from encroachments of liberty by the federal government. During times of war, the president often spearheads efforts to limit rights in the name of national security. When these cases make their way through the federal courts system, it is expected that the judiciary would use rights-based ...
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The Bill of Rights was designed to protect the American public from encroachments of liberty by the federal government. During times of war, the president often spearheads efforts to limit rights in the name of national security. When these cases make their way through the federal courts system, it is expected that the judiciary would use rights-based ...
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Abstract We build on the phenomenological sociology of knowledge and argumentation theory to distinguish different rhetorical strategies mobilized by science sceptics based on the structure of their underlying arguments and the form of denial that they espouse. In more detail, we discuss three typical challenges to scientific knowledge: ‘
Meyer, Renate, Jancsary, Dennis
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Meyer, Renate, Jancsary, Dennis
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The Zero Array: A Twilight Zone
2003Descriptive knowledge about a multivalued data table or Object Attribute Table can be expressed by means of a binary Boolean based language. Efforts to design computer programs that determine declarations have been made. This endeavor is mainly directed to binary declarations.
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Drawdown of Atmospheric pCO 2 Via Variable Particle Flux Stoichiometry in the Ocean Twilight Zone
Geophysical Research Letters, 2021Tatsuro Tanioka, , Michael W Lomas
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The Corporations and the Twilight Zone
1974The great problems facing the nation when the Fourteenth Amendment was being adopted were social and political rather than economic in the narrower sense of the word. The debates in Congress, the discussions in the various State legislatures, and the political campaigns before the people in 1866 and 1868 clearly reveal the motives underlying the making
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