Titlebook: Oral Leukoplakia; Jolán Bánóczy Book 1982 Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1982 cancer.carcinoma.diagnostics.pathogenesis

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Jolán Bánóczy of time must ‘Go in fear of abstractions’, he added that nineteenth-century poets filled up the gaps in their poetry with slush.. Such a formulation implicitly feminizes all nineteenth-century poets by associating them with emotional excess, but even by contemporaries affect was seen to be the part

Vulnerary

Jolán Bánóczyn her body, the Bath poet Mary Chandler (1687–1745), ironically encouraged a posthumous attention to her falling away from contemporary prescriptions of feminine beauty. Chandler’s anxious attempt to control the traces of language which she anticipates will circulate around the site of her bodily di

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Outwit

强化

Jolán Bánóczy. As this almost hectic dialectical process unfolds, forgotten or simply unheeded contexts have arisen like the return of the repressed to open up, correct, and clarify the historical record. In the Romantic period certainly, to cite one example, a concern with the context provided by specific econo

Semblance

愤怒历史

吹牛需要艺术

. As this almost hectic dialectical process unfolds, forgotten or simply unheeded contexts have arisen like the return of the repressed to open up, correct, and clarify the historical record. In the Romantic period certainly, to cite one example, a concern with the context provided by specific econo

coddle

Fabric

Results of Clinical Follow-Up Studies in Oral Leukoplakia,ies have been carried out in several other countries (Table 2). To summarize the results, the frequency of carcinomatous change in oral leukoplakia has been found to vary between 1.4 and 6% over observation periods of 3 to 25 years. Of a total of 2,112 patients in these studies 96 (4.5%) developed m