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Rhetorik und Relativismus: Protagoras und Gorgias,ehrten sie doch Sichtweisen und Methoden der Argumentation, die die nachfolgenden Philosophen faszinierten. In ihrem eigenen Umfeld entfalteten sie den Geist des neuen Lernens, die kulturelle und intellektuelle Revolution des fünften Jahrhunderts v.Chr. in Griechenland. Diese Revolution — oder besse

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David Sedleyon of ATRA and chemotherapy for consolidation may also contribute to improving therapeutic results. While a variety of distinct treatments are being investigated for front-line therapy, most experts agree that a risk-adapted therapy represents the optimal approach, through the use of more intensive

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C. C. W. TaylorDuring the inhospital stay, patients with a patent foramen ovale had a death rate of 33 % as opposed to 14 % in patients without a patent foramen ovale. Logistic regression analysis demonstrated that after adjustment for the clinical characteristics the only independent predictors of inhospital mort

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Sarah Broadielesions at autopsy.(1) It is possible to extrapolate from these findings and postulate that even short asphyxial episodes, to which the human newborn is thought to be resistant, may blunt his potential and produce neurologic and developmental deficits that are difficult to detect clinically.(2)

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