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John Laird,Paul Rosenbloom,Allen Newell author, Jale Parla, a column devoted to language issues in the ., a highbrow daily newspaper in Turkey, has the title “Dil Yaresi,” a play on the word ., which means “heart” in Ottoman Turkish and “tongue” in modern, purified Turkish. The expression ., therefore, means both “the wounded heart” and

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John Laird,Paul Rosenbloom,Allen Newelldebate into the early twentieth century with a zoonotic disease—plague—and focuses on social history instead of a history of ideas. It explores controversies over plague in India from its first incursions in Mumbai between 1896 and 1902, arguing that Europe’s historical past of the Black Death to Lo

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John Laird,Paul Rosenbloom,Allen Newellother societies in which the great mass of people was employed in agriculture, and in which technical progress was limited, the size of the population of later medieval and early Tudor England was one of the major determinants not only of both aggregate and . output, but also of the distribution of

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John Laird,Paul Rosenbloom,Allen Newellgue foci in Asia and Europe demonstrate the discrete character of . populations and bespeak a powerful selection factor..Atypical strains isolation illustrates natural variability processes in foci; nevertheless, establishment and propagation of new forms are affected by selection eliminating most o

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John Laird,Paul Rosenbloom,Allen Newellassical headings of scientific writing. So the reader, in turn, is asked to accept this and give his attention instead to the concepts and ideas contained therein. It may even come about that this kind of presentation will in the end result in something less ephemeral than the standard conference proceedings 978-1-4612-8100-9978-1-4613-0823-2

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