Constitutional Handcuffs by Richard Albert

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CHRISTIANITY, ART AND TRANSFORMATION by J.W. De Gruchy

“…The first is a paper on “Christianity and Transformation” presented at a symposium on “Christianity and the Arts” at Andover – Newton Theological Seminary, Boston, 26 October, 1999. The second is a paper on “Art, Culture and Transformation” presented at the Conference on Arts and Reconciliation in Civil Society, University of Pretoria, 14-20 March 2005. …”
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Alzheimer-mutant γ-secretase complexes stall amyloid β-peptide production by Parnian Arafi, Sujan Devkota, Emily Williams, Masato Maesako, Michael S Wolfe

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Midpoint Reading: Collaborative Student Annotation in the Humanities Classroom by Dan Dougherty

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Rousseau’s errors: they persist today in educational theory by Peter Gray

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Kidney disease among adults on tenofovir-based second-line antiretroviral therapy in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania by Sabina F. Mugusi, Grace A. Shayo, Philip G. Sasi, Lulu S. Fundikira, Eric A. Aris, Christopher R. Sudfeld, Ferdinand M. Mugusi

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Exploring avocado consumption and health: a scoping review and evidence map by Stephen A. Fleming, Tristen L. Paul, Rachel A. F. Fleming, Alison K. Ventura, Megan A. McCrory, Corrie M. Whisner, Paul A. Spagnuolo, Louise Dye, Jana Kraft, Jana Kraft, Nikki A. Ford

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Contemporary Management of Patients With Chagas Cardiomyopathy in Bolivia by Evan Czulada, BS, Sascha Bercovitch, BA, Yazan Alshawkani, MD, Natalia Noya Weise, MD, Adriana E. Hernani Rodrigo, BS, Ronald Gustavo Durán Saucedo, MD, Marcelo Buhezo Chamón, MD, Robert H. Gilman, MD, David T. Martin, MD

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Leadership in Peer Group Mentoring by Jonathan Kroll, Regina M. O’Neill

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Nonprofit Neighborhoods: An Urban History of Inequality and the American State, By Claire Dunning, The University of Chicago Press, 2022 by Emily I. Nwakpuda

“… Dunning's (2022) conceptualization of nonprofit neighborhoods is a rebuke to the idea of the independent third sector in which private neighborhood nonprofits evolve as a unit of governance that structurally embeds nonprofits into the issue of urban crisis and the democratic process through their partnerships with government and other funders. Using the case of Boston, the author informs readers that the government-nonprofit partnerships fueled by grants, contracts, and loans within the framework of nonprofit neighborhoods maintains and advances racism and inequity in America. …”
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