Journal of Nara Medical Association

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Nara Medical University Kumiko NOMURA, Shigeru YAMANO. Yukiko IKEDA,
Hideki YAMADA. Takashi FUJIMOTO. Shigetoshi MINAMI, Rie FUKUI, minoru
TAKAOKA, Yuta YAMAMOTO and Kazuhiro DOHI 13) A case of tuberous
sclerosis ...

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Federal Prisons Journal

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Long - term evaluations of the NARA treatment programs , published as recently
as 1988 , have concluded that the programs “ ... worked reasonably well , or as
well as any other type of intervention has worked for the narcotic addict " ( Anglin
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Nuclear Science Abstracts

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Journal of the Louisiana State Medical Society ( U. S. ) J. Less - Common Metals
* Journal of the Less - Common Metals ( Netherlands ) J. Lipid Res . ... Journal of
the Nara Gakugei University see Nara Gakugei Daigaku Kiyo J. Nara Med .

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Korean Showdown

by Bryan R. Gibby

23rd Infantry Regiment Command Report, 13; Division Chief of Staff Journal, July
18, 2nd Infantry Division Journals, June–July 1952, RG 338, NARA II. 57. Burns
Affidavit, 2. Elements of Company B had actually made two attempts to capture ...

Korean Showdown

Author: Bryan R. Gibby

Publisher: University Alabama Press

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A historical analysis of the policies and military strategies applied during the Korean War stalemate period Korean Showdown: National Policy and Military Strategy in a Limited War, 1951–1952 takes a holistic and integrative approach to strategy, operations, and tactics during the Korean War’s stalemate period and demonstrates how these matters shaped each other and influenced, or were influenced by, political and strategic policy decision-making. Bryan R. Gibby offers an analysis of the major political and military decisions affecting how the war was conducted operationally and diplomatically by examining American, Chinese, North Korean, and South Korean operations in the context of fighting a limited war with limited means, but for objectives that were not always limited in scope or ambition. The foundational political decision was Harry Truman’s voluntary repatriation policy, which extended the war by up to eighteen months. Its military counterpart was the American-led Operation Showdown, the last deliberate military offensive to coerce concessions at the negotiation table. Showdown’s failure (and the Communists’ own equally disappointing military efforts) opened up new avenues for solving the war short of a militarily imposed solution. Gibby’s research draws on primary sources from American, Korean, and Chinese archives and publications. Many of these sources have not yet been mined in diplomatic and military histories of the Korean War. This innovative book also addresses a significant gap in the study of Korean military operations—the linkage between ground and air pressure campaigns, as well as the many Chinese and American operations conducted to establish negotiation positions. Gibby also explores many political and propagandist developments that assumed great importance in the summer of 1952, such as prisoner of war riots, the bombing of hydroelectric dams, and the South Korean constitutional crisis, which significantly influenced American and Chinese military decision-making. Ultimately, this volume serves as a cautionary analysis of the limits of force, the necessity to understand an adversary, and the importance of strategic consensus. It also offers an effective case study on an underappreciated period of civil-military tension during the Cold War and on how civilian politicians and military leaders must collaborate to determine a realistic and effective strategy.

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by Asiatic Society (Kolkata, India)

Nara Náráyaņa set up the deceased Rájá's son as king , after making him
promise to pay an annual tribute , and then despatched Sílarái to wage war
against the king of Tippera . It is said that Sílarái's army consisted of 40,000 men ,
and that in ...

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The Pakistan Journal of Forestry

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Sp . 17 34 3 29 1 Kana - 76 Kana - 56 Kana - 20 Kana - 18 Observa . tions on 8-2
-62 2 Nara - nil Nara — 16 Nara - 36 Nara - 32 20 days Kana76 No effect . Kana -
56 No effect . Kana - 20 No effect . Kana – 18 No effect . 2 Nara nil Nara - 25 ...

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The two following temple Tõdaiji , in Nara . Its approximate Its approximate
objects are examples of the smaller works of dimensions are - Height , 13 feet ;
diameter , the period . 9 feet ; thickness , 8 to 10 inches . Its weight Date 749 A.D.
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Bibliographical List of Japanese Learned Journals

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Kenkyu kiyo . Nagoya Municipal Women ' s Junior College ( Nagoya Shiritsu
Joshi Tankidaigaku ) , Shigemachi , Kitaku , Nagoya , Aichi , Japan , 1954 ( Dec.
N. 4 - ) .... B 5. p . 94. Ns . Ex . Ja . Jac . Ec . ( Journal of Nara gakugei university ) .

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Journal of Eritrean Studies

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Nara is the only language where different endings for each person are coined . In
Old Nubian , personal endings are the same for 2nd / 3rd person Sg . and 1s /
2nd pers . P ! . In Taman , prefixed personal markers ( 1 . nV , 2 . V , 3 . zero )
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Journal of the British Interplanetary Society

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49 . 20 . “ Comparison of Tallinn , Leningrad , and Sary Shagan Launch Positions
" , CREST , RG 263 , NARA . 21 . Ibid . " Suspect GALOSH Launch Site From '
Rockets on Guard for Peace ' ( Soviet Source ) " , CREST , RG 263 , NARA . 23 .

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East West Journal

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My curiosity about Nara was changing to genuine interest . Months passed since
that meeting with the Naras . Occasional news from Houghton would include
newspaper clippings about Nara's scrapes with the dental profession . I learned
that ...

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