Equine Strangles: Management and Prevention by Sally DeNotta, Amanda House

“…Strangles is a disease caused by a bacterial infection of the upper airway and lymph nodes which is highly contagious in horse populations. …”
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Examination of Manual Removal Strategies for Dog Strangling Vine by Lynn Short, Sophia Bearden, Lana Hafez, Bella McWatch

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Molecular study of Streptococcus equi isolated from horses with strangles in Iraq by Saif Aldeen Kamal Abdul-Latif, Afaf Abdulrahman Yousif

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Calcific pericarditis strangling the heart, an answer to unexplained heart failurediagnostic modalities by Sondang Jasmine Sitorus, Gede Rur Us Suryawan, Rosi Amrilla Fagi

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Laplace Transform Method for Pricing American CEV Strangles Option with Two Free Boundaries by Zhiqiang Zhou, Hongying Wu

“…The aim of this paper is to develop a Laplace transform method for pricing American Strangles options with the underlying asset price following the constant elasticity volatility (CEV) models. …”
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Clinical, Bacteriological, and Molecular Study of Streptococcus equi Isolated from Horses in Baghdad, Iraq by Saif Aldeen K Abdul Latif, Afaf A Yousif

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Epidemiology of Infectious Pathogens in Horses with Acute Respiratory Disease, Abortion, and Neurological Signs: Insights Gained from the Veterinary Surveillance System for Horses... by Kees van Maanen, Linda van den Wollenberg, Tara de Haan, Thibault Frippiat

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Integrated CRISPR-Cas12a and RAA one-pot visual strategy for the rapid identification of Streptococcus equi subspecies equi by Haoyu Zu, Rongkuan Sun, Rongkuan Sun, Jiaxin Li, Xing Guo, Min Wang, Wei Guo, Wei Guo, Xiaojun Wang, Xiaojun Wang

Subjects: “…strangles…”
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One Health, One National Park: A Contribution to New Perspectives and Economics for Modern Times by Keith S. Howe

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Murder and Aesthetics in Patricia Highsmith’s Deep Water by Robert Lance Snyder

“…An esteemed non-conformist in an upscale New England community, Van Allen is initially tolerant of his wife’s serial infidelities but reaches a breaking point when he kills two of her lovers before strangling his spouse. Highsmith’s mordantly unsettling narrative anticipates the mimetic fascination with murder in postmodern popular culture that ever since Thomas De Quincey’s 1827 satirical essay on the subject has abounded in fiction, nonfiction, and film. …”
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«The experience of fighting suffocation»: A somatic metaphor in late Soviet narratives of dissidence and emigration by G. S. Zelenina

“…The article examines the cluster of motives of air shortage, labored respiration, suffocation and strangling as one of the important topoi in autobiographical texts written by Soviet dissidents during the era of stagnation, including activists of the Jewish national movement who struggled for emigration from the Soviet Union. …”
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Interpretation battles on Google and YouTube: Islamic and non-Islamic views on rulings about apostasy and theft by Lino Klevesath

“…It is argued that governments as well as actors of civil society that want to improve the cohesion of society and stimulate support for liberal democracy among Muslims need to think about ways how liberal interpretations of Islamic norms that are compatible with democracy can be made more visible online—without infringing on the freedom of religion or strangling the religious market.…”
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Uruguay during the First World War by Ivanov Nikolay

“…When the United States and Britain recovered from the post-war crisis and restored trade and investment flows, they came close to restoring their positions in Uruguay, drag-ging the satellite country into the global system, and strangling local independent industry. The result was the process of «the development of underdevelopment», which led in the 1930s to an acute economic crisis, the fall of democracy, a coup d'etat and the establishment of the dictatorship of G. …”
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Gender differences in suicide in Serbia within the period 2006-2010 by Dedić Gordana

“…The most common suicide method in males (62.78%) and in females (58.38%) was hanging and strangling. The second most common method in males was by firearm (18.65%) and in females poisoning (19.26%). …”
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Strangler fig–host tree associations: Insights into the ecology and management of tropical urban green spaces by Yu‐Xuan Mo, Huang Zou, Hai‐Xia Hu, Su Li, Hua‐Zheng Lu, Xiao‐Yan Pu, Yun‐Xin Zhang, Sujan Balami, Yuan Li, Tao Hu, Liang Song, Wen‐Yao Liu

“…Societal Impact Statement The strangler fig is known for its hemiepiphytic growth form and conspicuous strangling behavior in the tropics worldwide. It also plays an important role in providing ecological functions in tropical urban ecosystems. …”
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ACCOUNTING FOR OPTIONS AND ANALYSIS OF USE OF OPTION COMBINATION STRATEGIES by I. Derun

“…The study considers option combination strategies (straddle, strangle, strap, strip) and approaches of identification of possible financial results for investors which use these strategies. …”
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Strangulation of a port: East London, 1847-1873 by K.P.T. Tankard

“…Peculiar political circumstances, however, strangled East London's growth during its initial three decades so that by 1870, when prosperity at last came its way, it was already too late to make up the leeway. …”
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Le Græculus et la Chananéenne : Salammbô, le roman des traductions by Agnès Bouvier

“…Salammbô is the story of a meaning that ceases to circulate, as it is cut, strangled, frozen in the dead interpreters’ mouths.…”
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Power Inequality and Conflict: Cases of Abuse and Violence Within the Transgender Community in India by Nibedita Dubey, Manosmita Mahapatra

“…Hence, the transgenders stand strangled in multiple marginalities and face cumulative violence in society, within their community, and from their rival transgender groups.…”
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Causes of death among the Ceasars (27 BC-AD 476) by Francois P. Retief, Louise Cilliers

“…Seven emperors abdicated before death brought an end to their rule — only 2 died of natural causes. 30 of the 33 murdered were killed by the sword or dagger (5 were beheaded), one was strangled, one was hanged and one was killed by stoning. …”
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