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Linda Drydenological tests allow the detection of clinically affected animals as well as subclinically infected animals. Once unproductive animals, together with sterile bulls, clinically affected cattle, and superspreaders, are eliminated from the herds, additional measures should include independent managemen

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Linda Drydenrease in calcium excretion to support colostrum and milk production. This strains calcium homeostasis, leading to a decrease in blood calcium, particularly around calving. Clinical hypocalcemia progresses through three stages, from hyperexcitability to recumbency and potentially death if untreated.

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,‘The difference between us’: Science, Politics and the Human Factor,scientific progress to political change, Conrad began to have serious misgivings. Science and politics were to become two of the crucial issues that were to define the differences between Conrad and Wells.

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Conrad, Wells and the Art of the Novel,‘the textual multiplicity of . amplifies its modernistic multivocality and magnifies its postmodernistic indeterminacy’ (. in . 112). Conrad himself called the novel ‘my biggest creative effort’, and as Watts points out, Arnold Bennett, a contributor to . where . was first serialized, ‘would later a

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The Shape of War and of Things to Come, terms: ‘I don’t know what a “masterpiece” may be — but I know what a master-work is when I see it. And this is it.’ He signs off, ‘Ever yours with admiring affection J. Conrad’ .: 408). Despite something of a cooling in their relations after his criticisms of ., Conrad persisted in reaching out to

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