In utero exposure to Onchocerca volvulus: relationship to subsequent infection intensity and cellular immune responsiveness
ELSON, L. H, DAYS, A, CALVOPINA, M, PAREDES Y, W, ARAUJO N, E, GUDERIAN, R. H, BRADLEY, J. E, NUTMAN, T. B
Published in Infection and Immunity (01.12.1996)
Published in Infection and Immunity (01.12.1996)
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Immunity to Onchocerciasis: Identification of a Putatively Immune Population in a Hyperendemic Area of Ecuador
Elson, Lynne H., Guderian, Ronald H., Araujo, Edmundo, Bradley, Janette E., Days, Alison, Nutman, Thomas B.
Published in The Journal of infectious diseases (01.03.1994)
Published in The Journal of infectious diseases (01.03.1994)
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Encopresis treatment outcome: long-term follow-up of 45 cases
Rockney, R M, McQuade, W H, Days, A L, Linn, H E, Alario, A J
Published in Journal of developmental and behavioral pediatrics (01.12.1996)
Published in Journal of developmental and behavioral pediatrics (01.12.1996)
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Effect of lubricant type and concentration on the punch tip adherence of model ibuprofen formulations
Roberts, Matthew, Ford, James L, MacLeod, Graeme S, Fell, John T, Smith, George W, Rowe, Philip H, Dyas, A Mark
Published in Journal of pharmacy and pharmacology (01.03.2004)
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The plain abdominal roentgenogram in the management of encopresis
Rockney, R M, McQuade, W H, Days, A L
Published in Archives of pediatrics & adolescent medicine (01.06.1995)
Published in Archives of pediatrics & adolescent medicine (01.06.1995)
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Following in Parks' footsteps, From segregation to modern-day attacks on affirmative action, African-Americans will keep marching on: NASSAU AND SUFFOLK Edition
JANUS ADAMS. Janus Adams is the author of "Freedom Days," a history of the civil rights movement, and "Sister Days," a history of African-American women
Published in Newsday (27.10.2005)
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2 cops arrested for stealing gold worth `50L from smugglers [Times City]
ASI runs theft racket heldIn another incident an assistant subinspector with the CISF was arrested for running a theft racket at the airport in connivance with two loaders a t the cargo terminal They allegedly stole dozens of mobile phones, were selling them to a store in Mahipalpur The store owner has also been arrestedAccording to DCP Airport Ravi Singh 17 Samsung Galaxy mobile phones, accusedAn FIR was registered on November 21 on the complaint of a firm that 19 cell p hones had been stolen The phones were stolen by pilfering the consignment from the cargo area of the IGI a irport A team comprising ACP Virender Mor inspector Yashpal Singh, SI Naveen was formed to solve the case the DCP addedThe stolen pho nes were put on IMEI surveillance, monitored After a few days a few m obile phones became active, were traced at a shop in Mahipalpur The inquiry revealed that the phones had been sold to different customers The shop owner Vivek was apprehendedHe disclosed that he purchased five new Samsung Galaxy mobile phones from a CISF official Brijpal Singh Singh was arrested Posted at the airport for seven years he was due to r etire on December 31
Published in The Times of India (Online) (26.12.2022)
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Cops find 15 phones, 5 knives during raid on prison barrack [Times City]: 3.5-Hour Search Unearths Many Hiding Places
No search of Block 3Incidentally the search operation was restricted to Nagas barrack The prison is divided into multiple blocks each of which contains many barracks that house cells Block 3 where Darshan was housed wasnt searched It may be recalled that Banaswadi rowdysheeter Dharma who had got an associate to talk to Darshan on video call is lodged in Block 3A separate case under the Karnataka Prisoners Amendment Act2022, ers, ers as the accusedUsually prison raids are conducted by Central Crime Branch CCB sleuths On Aug 24 CCB raided the prison but wasnt able to find anything significant However within a couple of days a photo of Darshan sitting on the lawn with some rowdysheeters, his manager Nagaraj smoking a cigarette, sipping a drink went viral On the same day a clipping of a video call from rowdysheeter Dharmas phone also surfaced Three cases were registered then including against prison, a convicted prisoner for shifting a few items before the CCB raid The cases are under investigation
Published in The Times of India (Online) (16.09.2024)
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Notice to Centre over 'labour malpractice' by e-comm giant [Times Sport]: NHRC Seeks Govt's Reply Within A Wk
As per the news report one of the workers who works 10 hours a day for five days a week, earns Rs 10088 per month said even if they worked continuously without break including the 30minute lunch, tea breaks they could not unload more than four trucks per day A woman worker claimed that she kept standing for nine hours daily, was required to evaluate 60 small products or 40 mediumsized products per hourAn Amazon India spokesperson said We provide water, regularly schedule breaks We also give additional breaks when temperatures are high Employees, associates are free to take informal breaks throughout their shifts
Published in The Times of India (Online) (20.06.2024)
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Gang stabs 2 after tiff over honking [Times City]
Both out of dangerSirdhar, Kishore also called their friends to the spot, the two groups clashed Kishore, his men allegedly attacked Karthik, Sunil with knives, escaped The men who sustained injuries in the thighs, abdomen were rushed to a nearby private hospital where they were declared out of danger According to villagers the groups are known to each other Kishore had been arrested in a criminal case, released from prison a few days ago A case of attempt to murder has been registered in Surya Nagar police station
Published in The Times of India (Online) (25.03.2024)
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UK, Schengen visa holders eligible for visa on arrival in UAE [Front Page]
The eligible persons have the option of obtaining a visa on arrival for a period of 14 days extendable for a similar period or obtaining a visa on arrival for a period of 60 days nonextendable after paying the prescribed fees in accordance with the applicable norms in the UAE the Embassy saidThe UAE is the biggest des tination for Indians travelling abroad With its two big airline groups Emirates, Dubai, Etihad, Abu Dhabi see a lot of transit traffic between India, the rest of the world By enhancing the eligibility for VoA the UAE has made it easier for more Indians to go there as well as attract the transit travellers to take a stopover there
Published in The Times of India (Online) (19.10.2024)
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City's traffic signals stand invisible [Times City]: View Obstructed, Harried Motorists Focus On Trying To Catch A Glimpse
These scene of people jostling to see the traffic signal has become all too common here One has to get on the edge of stop line to see if lights have turned green said Prateek Kumawat a motorist Similar scenes unfolded at an intersection on the Panch Batti Commuters here often get puzzled about where traffic lights are because the one a few meters away from them is obstructedAs per traffic constables such problems leads to confusion which can be dangero us Traffic constables in the city have also begun to realise the consequences of the problem Many of them complain that concussion triggers regular bickering, disputesOnly a couple of days ago a car came barreling through the amber light We asked the driver to stop, he replied that he did not see the signal said a constableWhile overhead traffic lights are used at many intersections in Jaipur at some locations people still rely on the traffic constables nod before going ahead due to signals not being visible Adding to the chaos is the presence of multiple traffic signals at certain intersections like near the Jaipur police commissionerate where motorists often have to guess which signal matches their intended directionBesides SMS Panch Batti Ashok Nagar the same problem plagues traffic in areas like Mansarovar, SodalaWith two separate traffic signals near the Jaipur police commissionerate drivers who intend to go straight towards Ajmer road turn right in confusion towards the government hostel roadThe puzzled drivers then take long detours only to return to where they were It is true that confusion often prevails at intersections where there are multiple lanes but traffic cops are deployed at such places said an officialTraffic officials told TOI that such problems will persist unless some design changes are madeTIMES VIEWThe primary objective of a traffic signal at an intersection is to regulate vehicular movement However when they are obscured from view they can cause chaos A signal lights placement is also important At certain places multiple signals cause confusion While traffic constables say these are a menace in the city authorities remain surprisingly uninformed They should get firsthand experience study the ground reality, make necessary changes for traffic to run smoothly
Published in The Times of India (Online) (14.06.2023)
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Filmdom's six-million-dollar man: Life and Times, , 2 Edition
Zieman Note: (STF) - Director and producer Yusof Haslam, whose Sembilu 2 raked in a record RM6.1 million at the box-office, is not resting on his laurels. He's a whirlwind of activity, working 12-hour days, six days a week. Zieman reports
Published in New Straits times (17.11.1995)
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