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Claire Lhuillier,Grégoire Misguichontagious’ nature of native crowds. The chapter argues that this co-production of imperial knowledge about crowds and germs had a countervailing effect: it induced novel forms of anxiety and infective panic.

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C. Broholm,G. Aeppli,Y. Chen,D. C. Dender,M. Enderle,P. R. Hammar,Z. Honda,K. Katsumata,C. P. Landee while not advocating their indiscriminate use, suggest that abuse is minimal (Rickels, 1983; Marks, 1978). The benzodiazepines are therefore a group of drugs that are popular with some physicians and their patients while decidedly unpopular with others (Gordon, 1979).