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widely accepted assumption that the radio-sensitivity of cerebral tissue, in different locations within the brain varies. The truth of this assumption and how it should affect dose-planning is clearly important. Moreover, a number of the lesions treated in the Gamma Knife are located at the base of

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,Kipling’s Unloved Race: the Retreat from Modernity,one … It abets disorder’ (1937: 224). This injunction does not of course allude to the state of Israel, but to a dispersed people living worldwide as part and yet apart from the larger societies, subjected to violence, persecution and civic discrimination, and by that time in imminent grave danger f

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,How ‘The White Man’s Burden’ Lost its Scare-Quotes; or Kipling and the New American Empire,g’ but recognisable to readers of Kipling as a partial redaction of ‘Gentleman Rankers’. The Yale version contains some minimal sweetening of the original, notably substitutions of ‘gentleman songsters’ for ‘gentleman-rankers’ and lambkin noises (‘Baa! Baa! Baa!’) for cynical snorts (’Baa! Yah! Bah!

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,Empire’s Children, as boy-hero, speaking the language of hunting down his prey, Osama bin Laden as the named enemy’, Spivak remarked, ‘belongs to the semiotic field of the Wild West: “we’ll get him dead or alive”, or, as he said to the Congress on September 22, 2001: “If you are not with us, you are with the terroris

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,Kipling’s Other Burden: Counter-Narrating Empire,ire. ‘Recessional’ celebrates the sacrosanct nature of the civilising mission and chastises those who cheapen it through ‘tumult’ and ’shouting’ (Kipling, 1996a: 266). Written for Queen Victoria’s jubilee, it serves as a reminder of the fate of empires that forget divine providence and indulge in di

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