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Transmission consequences of coinfection: cytokines writ large?
Trends in Parasitology, 2007Andrea L Graham +2 more
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White-Collar Crime Writ Small: A Case Study of Bagels, Donuts, and the Honor System
American Economic Review, 2006Steven D Levitt
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2024 IEEE International Conference on Contemporary Computing and Communications (InC4)
Legal decision-making, the process of determining the outcome of court cases, is a pivotal aspect of the justice system. It involves evaluating evidence, interpreting laws, and ensuring justice is served.
Angelina George +5 more
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Legal decision-making, the process of determining the outcome of court cases, is a pivotal aspect of the justice system. It involves evaluating evidence, interpreting laws, and ensuring justice is served.
Angelina George +5 more
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WRIT: Web Request Integrity and Attestation Against Malicious Browser Extensions
IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure ComputingThe powerful capabilities of modern browsers have pushed the web application logic to the user side, in order to minimize latency, increase scalability of the service and improve users’ quality of experience.
Giorgos Vasiliadis +5 more
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1973
The author discusses patient-prisoners on forensic psychiatry units who seek to improve their situation by contacting the courts by means of writs. This practice is becoming increasingly evident as more attention is focused on the rights of prisoners and prisoner-patients.
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The author discusses patient-prisoners on forensic psychiatry units who seek to improve their situation by contacting the courts by means of writs. This practice is becoming increasingly evident as more attention is focused on the rights of prisoners and prisoner-patients.
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Death Studies, 2004
Mainstream thanatology has devoted its efforts to improving the understanding, care, and social integration of people who are confronted with life-threatening illness or bereavement. This article suggests that it might now be time to expand the scope and mission to include large-scale death and death that occurs through complex and multi-domain ...
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Mainstream thanatology has devoted its efforts to improving the understanding, care, and social integration of people who are confronted with life-threatening illness or bereavement. This article suggests that it might now be time to expand the scope and mission to include large-scale death and death that occurs through complex and multi-domain ...
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, 2019
For more than a generation, this pioneering book has been an indispensable introduction to the field of anthropology. Here, in her study of three sharply contrasting cultures, Benedict puts forward her famous thesis that a people's culture is an ...
R. Benedict
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For more than a generation, this pioneering book has been an indispensable introduction to the field of anthropology. Here, in her study of three sharply contrasting cultures, Benedict puts forward her famous thesis that a people's culture is an ...
R. Benedict
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2009
Naik and colleagues' (2009) article examines a dominant ethical concept in contemporary Western medicine and bioethics: patient autonomy.
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Naik and colleagues' (2009) article examines a dominant ethical concept in contemporary Western medicine and bioethics: patient autonomy.
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The Cambridge Law Journal, 1942
‘The system of forms of action, or the writ system, is the most important characteristic of English medieval law, and it was not abolished until its piecemeal destruction in the nineteenth century.’ Maitland thus reminds us that we have to know a fair amount about forms of action in order to understand the modern law, and as forms of action were based ...
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‘The system of forms of action, or the writ system, is the most important characteristic of English medieval law, and it was not abolished until its piecemeal destruction in the nineteenth century.’ Maitland thus reminds us that we have to know a fair amount about forms of action in order to understand the modern law, and as forms of action were based ...
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