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Using Repeat Interviewing and Diaries to Research the Impact of Life-Threatening Events: The Exampleainty and risk, and how some of these limitations can be offset by using repeat interviews and diaries. Repeat interviewing and diary keeping offer alternatives to the one-off interview. Repeat interviewing involves talking to individuals who share an experience, several times over a defined period

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Tracing Discourses and Uncovering the ‘Performativity’ of Risk: Exploring the Role of Discourse Anals for exploring how risk and inequality are mutually constituted. First, a ., illuminating how ‘risk’ is used to describe and manage welfare policy of today, shifting some risks from the state to the individual, and second, a local . concerning a European Union (EU) migrant settlement. There are par

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mise by automatically evolving programs. Indeed in a smallnumber of problems GP has evolved programs whose performance issimilar to or even slightly better than that of programs written bypeople. The main thrust of GP has been to automatically createfunctions. While these can be of great use they co