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In Vivo Observations on Tumor Invasionlong years of totalitarian oppression under Stalin, were accompanied by economic growth and a rise in living standards. As a consequence, some of the traditional human values, which had nearly been lost in the preceding difficult decades, gradually began to re-emerge in the Soviet people’s conscious

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Hallmarks of Cancer: Molecular Underpinningst in work outside the home. Russian writer Natalia Baranskaia’s ., first published in the late 1960s, illustrates the conflicting situation for a woman rushing between family and work in a seemingly endless rat race. In contrast, ., by Swedish writer Dagmar Edqvist, published some ten years earlier,

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L. Schwartz,M. Isra?l,Icard Philippesses of the Second World War. In 1944, a draconian piece of family legislation which made divorce virtually impossible simultaneously instituted a range of honours for the mothers of large families.. By the 1970s, however, a quarter century after the death of Stalin, the ‘Heroine Mothers’ could be e

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Ahmir H. Khan MD, PhD,Lawrence Recht MD, PhDrticle 62 states explicitly that parents enjoy equal rights and bear equal responsibilities in so far as the care, upbringing and education of their children are concerned.. By contrast, Soviet family legislation and social provision were constructed overwhelmingly around the mother–child relationsh

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Markers in Human Lymphoid Tumors, to be offered ‘suitable jobs’ which could accommodate their family roles and maternal duties. Simultaneously, the family’s responsibility for providing childcare during infancy was reappraised, reinforcing demands on women’s time and energy.