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Palliative care in hematological oncology: boundaries between cure and care

Boundaries Between Care and Cure: An Insight Into Palliation in Haematological Oncology Setting The objective of the research proposed herein this document is one in which palliation will be explored and the notion of cure and care in the Hematological oncology setting will be examined.

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Integrating qualitative and quantitative methods in social research

MIXING METHODS WITHIN RESEARCH PROJECTS? The objective of this work is to discuss some of the issues involved in 'mixing' methods within research projects? This work will further answer whether it is possible to work with more than one methodological approach simultaneously?

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How Roman culture assimilated and transformed Greek mythology

Greek and Roman mythology is often seen as a single area of study today, the fact is that the two cultures never existed side by side. The Greek culture preceded Rome, and was then also the basis for many of the Roman myths that followed.

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Total design process and product design specification development

Total Design Process such as product design specification. It explores all the details of product design and development process while handling all the basic concepts of the initial design.

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Negligent misrepresentation and liability in tort law

Tort law is based on the necessity of determining liability in the legal context and awarding due civil settlements to those parties deemed as entitled or denying such settlements where claims lack sufficient reasonableness.

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Residential construction industry prospects through 2010

While, there are numerous variables which could impact such an outlook so that it changes significantly -- including changes to the general economy or tax structure driven by government policy, consumer confidence, the recession and the ongoing financial credit crisis, as well as other possible…

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Multicultural responses and teacher identity in Irish schools

Today's classrooms are characterized by multicultural diversity in which individuals represent many customs and systems of belief including political and religious beliefs.

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Neo-Aristotelian analysis of Obama's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech

Since he began his campaign for the presidency of the United States, Barack Obama has been consistently criticize for his "rhetoric." These criticisms seem as prone to using the epithet "high-flown rhetoric" as Homer was likely to describe the sea as "wine-dark." But both general comments on Obama…

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Eyewitness testimony errors and reliability in criminal justice

One of the fundamental assumptions of the American criminal justice system is that the testimony of eyewitnesses can be trusted -- in fact, that it can be trusted absolutely.

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Emotional buy-in and organizational change management

Lawler and Worley (2006) argue that "change is all around us and is occurring more and more rapidly. It demands the attention of every executive and every organization that wants to survive" (p.2).

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