hyzen, aaron bulck, hilde van den
The Russian invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022 ignited propaganda efforts from the U.S. executive branch of government and the U.S. media, as the country tried to position itself towards the war not just in the eyes of its citizens but of the entire world as part of its geopolitical power position. A comparative quantitative and qualitative an...
Droixhe, Daniel
Fillios, Xanthe
Most people don’t usually conjure the image of American policing methods in the Swedish police. The early-to-late 1990s would oversee a push to tackle what was then seen as rising crime and a battle over the subway a decade before in New York City. This style of policing, called Broken Windows would become mythicized in certain political circles ab...
Sjöstrand Schatzl, Patrick
While not being the first thing to come to mind when reminiscing or imagining the 1970s and 1980s; these decades would see great changes within feminism as well as pop-culture, which in turn would come to influence societal structures at large and lay the ground for processes still visible today. Another unexpected factoid is just how intertwined t...
Cooper, Mark A. Dunning, Gail Hawthorne, Frank C. Ma, Chi Kampf, Anthony R. Spratt, John Stanley, Christopher J. Christy, Andrew G.
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American Mineralogist
Mikecoxite, ideally (CHg4)OCl2, is the first mercury-oxide-chloride-carbide containing a C4– anion coordinated by four Hg atoms (a permercurated methane derivative) to be described as a mineral species. It was found at the McDermitt open-pit mine on the eastern margin of the McDermitt Caldera, Humboldt County, Nevada, U.S.A. It is monoclinic, space...
Aresi, Giovanni Cleveland, Michael J Beccaria, Franca Marta, Elena
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Journal of ethnicity in substance abuse
Focus group data from 92 youths from Italy and the U.S.A. indicate that Italians and Americans differ in perceived threshold of acceptability of drinking to excess. Youth from the U.S.A. were more accepting of intoxication than Italian youth, reflecting features of each respective dominant drinking culture. Alcohol gender double standards existed i...
Fujiwara, Ryoichi
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Yakugaku zasshi : Journal of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan
Pharmacy schools in Japan started to offer the 6-year undergraduate program in 2006. Currently, students are eligible for the national licensing examination to become a pharmacist only after completing the six-year program and receiving a bachelor's degree. Meanwhile, pharmacy schools offer the four-year graduate program in the United States of Ame...
de Luna, Manuel García-Barrios, Roberto Barton, Diane P Guajardo-Martínez, Gerardo
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The Journal of parasitology
An updated checklist of tongue worms (Pentastomida) which parasitize wild North American amphibians and reptiles is presented: a total of 14 species grouped in 6 genera, 4 families, and 2 orders are registered; these infect a total of 58 species of reptiles and 3 amphibians in the region. An illustrated identification key for the taxa listed is pro...
Kampf, Anthony R. Hughes, John M. Ma, Chi Marty, Joe Rose, Timothy P.
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American Mineralogist
Pomite (IMA2021-063), ideally Ca3[ V54+V105+O37(CO3) ]⋅37H2O, $\text{(IMA2021-063), ideally }\!\!~\!\!\text{ C}{{\text{a}}_{3}}\left[ \text{V}_{5}^{4+}\text{V}_{10}^{5+}{{\text{O}}_{37}}\left( \text{C}{{\text{O}}_{3}} \right) \right]\cdot 37{{\text{H}}_{2}}\text{O, }\!\!~\!\!\text{ }$and pseudopomite (IMA2021-064), ideally Ca3.5[ V64+V95+O37(CO3) ]...
Axelson, Niklas
Development on an international scale is important to fully grasp, as a globalized world means a combination of actors play a role. The discourse within international relations on development often discusses why, despite large and collective measures, very few nations see development through foreign aid. This thesis looks to understand how two acto...