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Azithromycin in primary care
These conditions respond very well to Zithromax. There is also excellent coverage of the normal bacteria that cause infection in the respiratory tract, i.e. Streptococcus pneumoniae, Moraxella catarrhalisor Haemophilus infìuenzae. In the guidelines for the treatment of community-acquired pneumonia, Zithromax is one of the drugs of choice, as it gives very good coverage for these particular pathogens.
Trade Publication Article
THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGENCY THOUGHT: A CITATION ANALYSIS OF THE LITERATURE
With the advent of new bibliographic data sources and new analytical techniques, accounting historians may now trace the development of accounting thought with the aid of bibliometric analysis. The objective of this paper is to discuss a social science view of history, discuss essential bibliometric concepts, and provide an example of citation analysis applied to the literature of agency theory — to demonstrate its use in historical research.
Journal Article
Why young Scandinavian women keep having hits
[...]from Sweden, the dark indie artist began her career a decade ago, and since then has dropped a string of critically-acclaimed albums - though she is perhaps most known in pop charts for her single I Follow Rivers, which went to number two in Ireland. At the last moment, two oiled-up, muscle-bound, blonde men appear instead, to sweat their way through the background of the track while the singing duo remain at their decks, smiling to themselves. Norway is becoming a new hub, as Oslo's fashion world, Bergen's rap scene, globalisation, feminism and countless other influences are reshaping the sound and soul of Scandipop.
Newspaper Article
Jim Dine: Walking Memory, 1959-1969
Review of the exhibition Jim Dine: Walking Memory, 1959-1969, on show at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York (12 Feb.-16 May 1999), and the Cincinnati Art Museum in Cincinnati, Ohio (22 Oct. 1999-9 Jan. 2000), featuring paintings and sculpture by the American artist Dine (b.1935). A catalogue is available (see ABM 30 08006 for abstract).
Magazine Article