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Bruce J. Rounsaville,Myrna M. Weissman,Herbert D. Kleber,Charles H. Wilberhe purpose of this chapter is to closely examine his numerous writings on . with particular focus on how he employs this concept for the purpose of reforming Islamic law. In the first section of this chapter, I describe the nature of Islamic reform in Kamali’s thought as encapsulated in the two term

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George E. Woodyhe purpose of this chapter is to closely examine his numerous writings on . with particular focus on how he employs this concept for the purpose of reforming Islamic law. In the first section of this chapter, I describe the nature of Islamic reform in Kamali’s thought as encapsulated in the two term

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Herbert D. Kleberxhibit overt signs of disease following infection with wild-type filoviruses isolated from humans, rodent models have been established using adapted viruses produced through sequential passage in rodents. Rodent-adapted viruses target the same cells/tissues as the wild-type viruses, making rodents i

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Behavioral Factors in Drug Dependence and Withdrawal: A Discussion,n this area as illustrated by the papers we have just heard. Since much of this work has been carried out in opiate users, I will, for the sake of clarity and consistency, focus on this particular area, bearing in mind the potential application of these findings to other forms of substance abuse.