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medicine, science and intellectual history,gence of old diseases like malaria and tuberculosis.. The latest figures for deaths caused by those diseases, as compiled in a recent report from ., showed them to be as plain as ‘1–2–3’: 1 million annual deaths from malaria, almost 2 million from tuberculosis and more than 3 million from HIV/AIDS.

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intellectual history and the history of art,ing, and perhaps erasing, one another. As the broader context for the above passage makes clear, Carlyle was preoccupied with the disjunction between the manuscript account of history as ‘successive events’ and the palimpsest version as an ‘a(chǎn)ggregate of activities’:

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John W. Burrow mathematicians in approximation theory, see for example [3, 9]. Recent reviews on non-reflecting or absorbing boundary conditions concerning the wave equation are [8] by Hagstrom and more recently Givoli [7]. Non-reflecting boundary conditions for the transient Schr?dinger equation are reviewed by