Titlebook: Encyclopedia of Business and Professional Ethics; Deborah C Poff,Alex C. Michalos Living reference work 2020Latest edition

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情感脆弱

,Eighteenth-century women’s magazines,In 1745, a correspondent to . wrote seeking advice from its editorial board on the respective merits of three suitors for her hand. Bellamonte opens her letter with the declaration:

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Pseudolipidosis in Calves,Several years ago the author was privileged to take part in an investigation of a newly encountered disease of Aberdeen-Angus calves. . and . (1957) reported in some detail upon the natural history, symptomatology and pathology of the disease, which was termed Pseudolipidosis.

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FUSC

,Viruslokalisation und histologische Ver?nderungen im Zentralnervensystem,In der Veterin?rmedizin sind eine Reihe von Virusarten bekannt, die nach natürlicher oder experimenteller Infektion Erkrankungen des Zentralnervensystems (ZNS) hervorrufen.

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Images of Women in the Graphic Propaganda of the Italian Neo-fascist PartyBefore the early 1970s, women scarcely featured in the graphic propaganda of the Movimento Sociale Italiano (MSI), Italy’s neo-fascist party.. Such propaganda was male-dominated, both in the sense that the human figure, when represented in posters, was nearly always male, and in that it seemed to address itself to a predominantly male audience.

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The Pathology of Scrapie: A Comparative Study of Lesions in the Brain of Sheep and Goats,It has been shown in previous communications. that constant lesions are present in the brain of sheep and goats affected with scrapie and that these changes are as a rule more widespread and severe than those of the spinal cord..

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On the Pathogenesis of Central Nervous System Changes in Canine Toxoplasmosis,.. Morphological, pathogenetical studies of acquired, acute toxoplasmosis in dogs have given fairly good indication for the primary infection being alimentary, enterogenous with complete or incomplete primary complex in the gastrointestinal tract and mesenterial lymph nodes (. et al. 1942; . 1947, 1948; . 1950; . 1951; . 1951, 1959; . 1955).