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Impact of Voice and Swallowing Problems in the Elderly
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Impact of voice and swallowing problems in the elderly
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Role of Rhinitis in Laryngitis: Another Dimension of the Unified Airway
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Patients with Rhinitis (AR or NAR) had a higher prevalence of dysphonia than did controls and patients with worse rhinitis symptoms had worse voice-related quality of life and more severe chronic laryngeal symptoms.
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Moving accidents by flood and field”: The Arable and Tidal Worlds of George Eliot’s The Mill on the Floss
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Coprevalence and impact of dysphonia and hearing loss in the elderly
To determine the coprevalence of voice problems and hearing loss in the elderly, to assess whether hearing loss is a risk factor for dysphonia, and to evaluate the quality‐of‐life impact of dysphonia…
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Primary care approach to dysphonia
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The monstrous debt : modalities of romantic influence in twentieth-century literature
The authors in this collection join an animated debate on the persistence of Romanticism. Even as dominant twentieth-century cultural movements have contested Romantic "myths" of redemptive Nature,…
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Nationalism and the Reception of Jacob Grimm's Deutsche Grammatik by English‐Speaking Audiences
Grimm ‘arrived’ in Britain in the 1830s, more than a decade after his pioneering insights into the nature of language first appeared in the Deutsche Grammatik. This essay offers a comprehensive…
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Evolution, Physiology and Phytochemistry of the Psychotoxic Arable Mimic Weed Darnel ( Lolium temulentum L.)
Darnel (Lolium temulentum L.), the subject of this review, is botanically and culturally significant because of its evolutionary origin as a mimic weed of cereals and its reputation as a source of…
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Remembering Darnel, a Forgotten Plant of Literary, Religious, and Evolutionary Significance
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It is shown how darnel’s reputation as a poisonous cereal mimic that corrupts the food-chain made the plant a symbol of malign subversion, notably invoked in crises around religious heterodoxy and political subversion.
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