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Schizophrenia is a severe, chronic, complex and baffling mental health disorder, characterized by brain disturbance (Greystone Program Team, 2009). Previously regarded as a psychological disease, it is now viewed as a brain disease.

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E-government initiatives and service delivery in the United Arab Emirates

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Distinguishing hypnotherapy from myth: scientific applications and clinical potential

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Developing Botswana's bond market: government and African Development Bank roles

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The Prado Museum as a repository of Western art masterpieces

Prado Museum is renowned throughout the world and has one of the largest and most important collections of art in Europe. It houses a vast collection of famous paintings and artworks.

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